How do I transfer files from a compressed git backup to a remote location?

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To transfer files from a compressed git backup to a remote location, follow these steps:

1. Connect to the remote location: Use an FTP client or log in to the remote server using a terminal window.

2. Create a directory for the backup: Create a directory on the remote server to store the backup files.

3. Upload the compressed Git backup file: Use the FTP client or the command line to transfer the compressed Git backup file to the remote server directory.

4. Extract the backup archive: Use the following command to extract the compressed archive:

   -zxvf file_name.tar.gz

5. Move the extracted files to the desired location: Use the following command to move the files to the desired location:

   extracted_folder/* destination_folder

6. Check the permissions of the files: Make sure the files have the correct permissions to be accessed and executed.

7. Test the files: Once you have transferred the files to the remote location, make sure to test them to ensure they are working as expected.