You can play following commands using URL: https://www.phrack.org/archives/tgz/

To download archives, you can use download manager or following loop:

[code lang=text] for i in {1..69}

do

wget http://phrack.org/archive/tgz/phrack$i.tar.gz

done

[/code]

List contents of tar.gz archive

tar tvf archive.tar.gz tar ztvf archive.tar.gz

Extract contents from tar.gz archive

tar xvzf archive.tar.gz

Extract particular file from tar.gz archive

tar zxvf archive.tar.gz ./

List particular file from archive from remote url

curl -s | tar tvzf - ./

Extract particular file from archive from remote url

curl -s | tar zxvf - ./

Extract particular file from archive from remote url, print to terminal

curl -s | tar zxvf - ./ | xargs cat

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