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How to extract multi-part .zip, .z01, .z02 files in ubuntu
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Multi-Part zip extraction in Ubuntu.txt
Download/Copy all related *.zip files in one directory.
Open terminal and change to that directory which has all zip files.
Enter command zip -s- FILE_NAME.zip -O COMBINED_FILE.zip
Enter unzip COMBINED_FILE.zip
@liujingcs
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It worked. Thanks!!!

@qndydyhm
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thank you! It works for me

@DaniilSintsov
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Thank you very much!

@javlonrahimov
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Thanks so much.

@Rana1019
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Rana1019 commented Jun 5, 2022

Hey, could you explain what the -s- means, i know -s is the flag and it needs a size after -s but how does - after -s work. Thanks btw. I searched for an hour before I found this thread

@karankumar-07
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karankumar-07 commented Jul 15, 2022 •
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''-" after -s joins all zip files together.

@sdmurcia
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Hi! I'm new on Linux and I would appreciate it if someone could explain this process in detail. I do have multiple zip files with this name: *Z001, *Z002, etc... Do I have to repeat the third step (Enter command zip -s- FILE_NAME.zip -O COMBINED_FILE.zip) for each file? otherwise, what should I put in the FILE_NAME.zip field?

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zyk6 commented Jun 1, 2023

Thanks so much.

@ImranNust
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Thank you so much! I spent many hours finally found your code and it helped.

@SUPERustam
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Thank you!!!!!

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