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How to curl and unzip to a certain directory?



you curl a file to stdout then unzip to some dir.







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      How to curl and unzip to a certain directory?



      you curl a file to stdout then unzip to some dir.







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      • How to redirect output of wget as input to unzip?

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      How to curl and unzip to a certain directory?



      you curl a file to stdout then unzip to some dir.





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          unzip (version 6.00) can not extract files read from standard input (this is mentioned in the unzip manual, in the "BUGS" section), so the file will need to be saved locally before extraction:



          curl -o myfile.zip "some URL"
          unzip myfile.zip -d "some directory"
          rm -f myfile.zip


          where some directory is the directory into which you'd like to extract the archive.






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          unzip (version 6.00) can not extract files read from standard input (this is mentioned in the unzip manual, in the "BUGS" section), so the file will need to be saved locally before extraction:



          curl -o myfile.zip "some URL"
          unzip myfile.zip -d "some directory"
          rm -f myfile.zip


          where some directory is the directory into which you'd like to extract the archive.






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          • But jar can...
            – Stephen Kitt
            Jan 30 at 22:18














          up vote
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          accepted










          unzip (version 6.00) can not extract files read from standard input (this is mentioned in the unzip manual, in the "BUGS" section), so the file will need to be saved locally before extraction:



          curl -o myfile.zip "some URL"
          unzip myfile.zip -d "some directory"
          rm -f myfile.zip


          where some directory is the directory into which you'd like to extract the archive.






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          • But jar can...
            – Stephen Kitt
            Jan 30 at 22:18












          up vote
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          up vote
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          accepted






          unzip (version 6.00) can not extract files read from standard input (this is mentioned in the unzip manual, in the "BUGS" section), so the file will need to be saved locally before extraction:



          curl -o myfile.zip "some URL"
          unzip myfile.zip -d "some directory"
          rm -f myfile.zip


          where some directory is the directory into which you'd like to extract the archive.






          share|improve this answer












          unzip (version 6.00) can not extract files read from standard input (this is mentioned in the unzip manual, in the "BUGS" section), so the file will need to be saved locally before extraction:



          curl -o myfile.zip "some URL"
          unzip myfile.zip -d "some directory"
          rm -f myfile.zip


          where some directory is the directory into which you'd like to extract the archive.







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          • But jar can...
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          • But jar can...
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            Jan 30 at 22:18















          But jar can...
          – Stephen Kitt
          Jan 30 at 22:18




          But jar can...
          – Stephen Kitt
          Jan 30 at 22:18


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