split (Unix)

Split is a computer program that splits a file into multiple files of the same size. It is used in Unix and Linux derivatives and their shells. For joining split file, the program serves cat.

Example:

Shell / ~: split -b 5m große.datei kleineziel.dateien This call is Linux the large file into small files of size 5 megabytes kleine.dateienaa with the name, * from, * ac, split .. * zz. The options can be varied in the call, so the file size of the target files and the enumeration index.

Example of re- assembly of the files in a directory:

Shell / ~: cat kleineziel.dateien * > große.datei 0Unix commands the GNU core utilities files chgrp | chown | chmod | cp | dd | df | dir | dircolors | install | ln | ls | mkdir | mkfifo | mknod | mv | rm | rmdir | shred | sync | touch | vdir

Cat | cksum | comm | csplit | cut | expand | fmt | fold | head | join | md5sum | nl | od | paste | ptx | pr | sha1sum | sort | split | sum | tac | tail | tr | tsort | unexpand | uniq | wc

basename | chroot | date | dirname | du | echo | env | expr | factor | false | groups | hostid | id | link | logname | nice | nohup | pathchk | pinky | printenv | printf | pwd | readlink | seq | sleep | stat | stty | tee | test | true | tty | uname | unlink | Forums | who | whoami | yes

  • UNIX software
  • GNU core utilities
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