I’ve written a script to compressed some files and upload to my online cloud storage as a backup daily. Due to memory limitation, i’ve to split the large compressed file into smaller files and upload each of them one at a time. While i’m writing the script, i notice to split the compressed file into smaller files, you need to use another command “split” which i covered many years ago but seldom use it. :p
Advertisements
To split compressed file into smaller files in Linux / Mac, try the following:-
- To tar your files and split into smaller 10Mb files, use the following command:-
$ tar -zcf - files | split -b 10m - ./smaller-files.tgz-part_
You may change the 10m to your desire size.
I’m using copy.com as my online cloud storage. It gives you 15GB Free of space!
Register today and get extra 5GB for free.
Related posts:
How to backup MySQL Database in command line with compression
Adjust your Mac fan speed with smcFanControl
How to copy a DVD in Mac OS X
How to auto start Apache during boot time - Linux
CPAN Error: make test had returned bad status, won't install without force
How to extract password rar file in command line - Linux
OpenOffice Calc worksheet tab went missing
How to disable ssh root login?
Share this with your friends:-