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06-17-2006
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Segment and join tar archive
I have a huge folder that I need to down load.
I have compressed it into a tar archive (+7 gb). I now need to split the archive into segments of 100 mb. I have found that I can make the spril using: split -b 100m hugearchive.tar This will create a ton of segments that I can easily move one by one (download with ftp or move to another server via ssh) But how do I join the segments into a working tar archive again? 
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use cat part* > filename
Normally in Unix u can join files by cat .
keep all parts of file in one directory and after splitting ur file parts name will be like xaa,xab,xac etc if u have not used any specific file name cat x* > filename it will create file in the same directory and u have to delete ur file parts , make sure that u have suffiecient space in file system uday
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