How can I extract the size of the total uncompressed file data in a .tar.gz file from command line?
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I know this is an old answer; but I wrote a tool just for this two years ago. It’s called
gzsize
and it gives you the uncompressed size of a gzip'ed file without actually decompressing the whole file on disk: