
Create .zip folder from the command line - (Windows)
Oct 20, 2010 · Is it possible to create a .zip file from a folder in the command line, I don't want to use any third party executable. I was thinking something like 'send to compressed folder' but I …
Zipping folders and their contents into a .zip file in Linux
Nov 23, 2010 · How do I make a .zip file that contains every file AND every folder in the directory?
Can you zip a file from the command prompt using ONLY
Feb 20, 2010 · 142 I have a batch file that outputs a text file. I want to zip it too. This will be used in an uncontrolled environment, so I can't make assumptions about the presence of third-party …
How can I create a .zip file for each folder within another folder?
It will not delete old zip files or the source folders. Zip is smart enough to detect existing zip files and update them when run again. However, if you delete a file in the source folders it will not …
How to make 7-zip do a whole bunch of folders - Super User
7-zip has an option to UNZIP every file into its own folder (*/), but lacks the context commands to do the opposite action you are looking for. That said, I remember doing this exact thing using …
How to create a zip file compatible with Windows under Linux
I compressed the same data using Windows built-in zip mecanism, and from a Linux point of view, I cannot see any difference in the file type: $ file madeinlinux.zip : Zip archive data, at least …
How to zip a list of files in Linux - Super User
Nov 2, 2014 · grep abc file-* > out.txt to make a file with all the instances of "abc" in each file. I need the files themselves. How can I tell bash to zip only those files?
command line - Creating an archive from a directory without the ...
Aug 7, 2017 · I want to run the 7-zip command line tool to compress all the files in folder1 to a zip file called folder1.zip. Running the following 7za.exe a -tzip folder1.zip folder1\\*.* produces a …
How do I split a .zip file into multiple segments? - Super User
I have all the command line utils installed, and need to split an existing .zip (or) new file(s) into (50MB) .zip segments in Terminal. i.e. Folder X = 900MB > Create self extracting .zip archive >
Zip files without compression - Super User
Using the zip command, you can supply a specific list of extensions to store without compression. That way you don't waste time (re-)compressing your media files, but you still get the benefits …