[Discuss] large log file transfer
Jerry Natowitz
j.natowitz at rcn.com
Tue Jun 23 09:04:06 EDT 2015
>From memory, so there might be a typo or two
Often gzip will reduce logfiles greatly in size. for that, all you need is:
gzip -9 logfile.ext
transfer: logfile.ext.gz
on receiving end:
gzip -d logfile.ext.gz
Assuming you actually need to transfer in small chunks:
split -10 logfile.ext logfilesplit
for f in logfilesplit* ; do
gzip -9 $f
done
transfer: logfilesplit*.gz
On the receiving end:
for f in logfilesplit*.gz ; do
gzip -d $f
done
cat logfilesplit* > logfile.ext
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Malloy" <jomalloy at gmail.com>
To: discuss at blu.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2015 8:44:19 AM
Subject: [Discuss] large log file transfer
I have a log file (325MB) that I need to transfer from a restricted
network, that I cannot plug a USB into.
Is there an easy way to "split up" the log file into smaller chunks and Zip
it to get it over the net?
Thanks!
John Malloy
jomalloy at gmail.com
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