Repair a corrupted TAR.GZ archive (.tar.gz)
A .tar.gz is a tarball (files one after another) compressed with gzip. If the compressed stream is cut or damaged, everything before the damage can still be decompressed and every complete file inside kept.
What our repair does
- Decompress everything up to the damage
- Keep every complete file inside
- Rebuild a clean, valid .tar.gz
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Common Linux, macOS, 7-Zip errors
gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file / tar: Unexpected EOF in archive
The archive is cut short. How to fix it
gzip: stdin: invalid compressed data--format violated
The compressed data is damaged part-way through — often because the file was transferred in text (ASCII) mode over FTP. How to fix it