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zipsplit
Zipsplit is a command-line tool used to split large ZIP archives into smaller parts. It is typically used when the size of a ZIP file exceeds the storage or transfer limitations of a specific system. This tool allows users to divide the archive into multiple segments for ease of handling and sharing. Zipsplit operates by creating multiple smaller ZIP files, each containing a portion of the original archive, while still maintaining the integrity of the data. It can be useful when wanting to transfer large files over limited bandwidth connections or when uploading files to cloud storage services that have file size restrictions. By using zipsplit, users can ensure the splitting and reassembly of their ZIP archives without any loss of data. Overall, zipsplit provides a convenient and efficient solution for handling oversized ZIP files.
List of commands for zipsplit:
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zipsplit:tldr:84c63 zipsplit: Split zipfile into pieces that are no larger than a particular size [n].$ zipsplit -n ${size} ${path-to-archive-zip}try on your machineexplain this command
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zipsplit:tldr:85ad0 zipsplit: [p]ause between the creation of each split zipfile.$ zipsplit -p -n ${size} ${path-to-archive-zip}try on your machineexplain this command
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zipsplit:tldr:a1496 zipsplit: Output the split zipfiles into the `archive` directory.$ zipsplit -b ${archive} -n ${size} ${path-to-archive-zip}try on your machineexplain this command