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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers split files based on size Post 302334555 by pludi on Thursday 16th of July 2009 01:41:33 AM
Old 07-16-2009
Luckily I had some large files around:
Code:
> find . -type f -size +5M -print 2>/dev/null | while read file; do
size=$( ls -l $file | awk '{print $5/2}' );
echo split -b $size $file ${file}_ ;
done
split -b 536870912 ./test/copytrunc/xdev/size1G.log ./test/copytrunc/xdev/size1G.log_
split -b 536870912 ./test/copy/local/size1G.log ./test/copy/local/size1G.log_
split -b 536870912 ./test/copy/xdev/size1G.log ./test/copy/xdev/size1G.log_
split -b 536870912 ./test/move/xdev/size1G.log ./test/move/xdev/size1G.log_

Will split the files in 2, naming the parts $file_aa, $file_ab
To disable the safety, remove the echo
 

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NAME
qpid-python-test - run tests of the python QPID library for a broker SYNOPSIS
qpid-python-test [options] PATTERN ... DESCRIPTION
Run tests matching the specified PATTERNs. OPTIONS
-h, --help show this help message and exit -l, --list list tests instead of executing them -b BROKER, --broker=BROKER run tests against BROKER (default localhost) -f FILE, --log-file=FILE log output to FILE -v LEVEL, --log-level=LEVEL only display log messages of LEVEL or higher severity: DEBUG, WARN, ERROR (default WARN) -c CATEGORY, --log-category=CATEGORY log only categories matching CATEGORY pattern -m MODULES, --module=MODULES add module to test search path -i IGNORE, --ignore=IGNORE ignore tests matching IGNORE pattern -I IFILE, --ignore-file=IFILE ignore tests matching patterns in IFILE -H, --halt-on-error halt if an error is encountered -t, --time report timing information on test run -D DEFINE, --define=DEFINE define test parameters SEE ALSO
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