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Create . zip folder from the command line - (Windows) 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 don't know h
Can you zip a file from the command prompt using ONLY . . . - Super User I used the zip exe and cywin1 dll (3mb) to satisfy the ZIP and usage is one line from the zip itself of using some batch code I know can use a php bancompile'd with argv and pass a file to it Sounds cool "A zip from windows command line" is an old science fiction movie, right?
powershell - Create a archive split into blocks of a maximum size using . . . The best tool for that on Linux is PowerShell (which will require a small learning curve for a Linux user) See the post ZIP a folder of files into multiple "stand-alone" ZIP files of maximum size The answer by Minkulai contains a PowerShell script that collects files into chunks of 50GB maximal size and zips these files into one archive You can modify the script for changing the size as
command line - Creating an archive from a directory without the . . . 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 zip file as expected However, when I open the zip file, it has a folder in it called folder1, and inside that I have all the files that were inside that folder
How can I create a batch job (. bat) that zip a folder? My intention is to backup all the doc files in MyDocs folder (including subfolders) and put them in a dated zip file Afterwards I will move this file with robocopy to my server, but at the moment Im having some problems getting it to zip the files Anyone have a clue? Anyway I can append a password for the file too?
How do I split a . zip file into multiple segments? - Super User Usage: zip [-options] [-b path] [-t mmddyyyy] [-n suffixes] [zipfile list] [-xi list] The default action is to add or replace zipfile entries from list, which can include the special name - to compress standard input If zipfile and list are omitted, zip compresses stdin to stdout -f freshen: only changed files -u update: only changed or new files
compress file using command line windows, (making zip file, using only . . . Used to use pkzip for (real) DOS back in the day, 25 years ago Since then i've rarely done compressing from command line but when I did on Windows, I used 7-zip, 7zip does have a command line When you say without external software, you mean without 3rd party software Using only native methods