If you have a 14 MB log file and you want to split it into multiple 5 MB files using Linux commands, you can use the split
command. Here's how you can do it:
split -b 5M yourlogfile.log prefix_
In this command:
-
split
is the command used to split files. -
-b 5M
specifies that you want to split the file into chunks of 5 MB each. -
yourlogfile.log
is the name of the input log file you want to split. -
prefix_
is the prefix you want to use for the output files. The command will generate files namedprefix_aa
,prefix_ab
, and so on.
After running this command, your log file will be split into multiple 5 MB files with the specified prefix. If you have a total of 14 MB of data, you will get three files: prefix_aa
(5 MB), prefix_ab
(5 MB), and prefix_ac
(4 MB). The last file will be smaller if the input file size is not evenly divisible by 5 MB.
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