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 …

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 …

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 …

This is the internal zip packer from Total Commander: However I want to use my 7zip packer. When I select 5 files, I get 5 separate .zip archives for each selected file. How do I do that in …

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 …

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 …

Feb 22, 2010 · I looked for the answers in the list and did not find any matching. What is the commandline to zip a file using Winrar, and then move it to a particular folder?

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 …

The problem is that gzip is constrained (as you discovered) to a single thread. Enter pigz, which can use multiple threads to perform the compression. An example of how to use this would be: …

23 There are times when it is necessary for the files in a ZIP archive to be in a specific order (for example, I'm currently creating EPUBs, which require that the first entry in the ZIP be the …