I have been able to copy last entry/file to file.txt with SSH command :-

1. gunzip -c filename.zip >file.txt
2. Abundant space free on server.
3. Why are you directing the output into a file?

   To extract the files just do gunzip filename.zip.

   That assumes the file is a gzip file. If the file has a .zip extension then it might have been compress using another program. in that case try:

   unzip filename.zip

4. Else, how can I extract all files?
5. Wrong decompressor… you should use the "unzip" program:

   unzip filename.zip

   now if you want to only decompress the last file, you could do something like:

   unzip -l blah.zip | tail -3 | head -1 | perl -e 'while(<>){@_ = split /\s+/, $_;print $_[4];}' | xargs unzip blah.zip

6. How can I remove last entry/file and keep repeating?
7. I spent some time on internet but failed to find what Distro (suggested by someone on Yahoo) means. Also I do not know how to output the file to desktop.

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