Is there any way to check a big tar.gz file's interity? -


A project often involves large or large tar.gz files provided by others, usually around 300 ~ 400 Village each

I use: Noohup tar -tvf Data.tar.gz & gt; Test_data.log and

I was wondering if there was any faster way to do this? Thanks!

You can simply gunzip -tv Data.tar.gz if You want to check that the file has not been corrupted during the transfer, including uncompressing the archive, but it will skip all data on disk. If you are ready to provide your colleagues with a separate checksum with the collection, then you can speed up this kind of investigation (avoiding decompression).

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