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I'd like to convert a couple thousand zip files to 7z, with maximum compression and multithreading enabled.
Also in another place. Like c:\temp\file.zip to f:\converted\file.7z
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I'd like to convert a couple thousand zip files to 7z, with maximum compression and multithreading enabled.
Also in another place. Like c:\temp\file.zip to f:\converted\file.7z
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You can use arepack
(included in atool
command suite) to convert between archive formats. Combined with a little bash, it makes easy to convert a bunch of ZIP files to 7z:
for f in *.zip; do arepack $f $f.7z; done
rm *.zip
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Nevermind, http://www.peazip.org/ does the job just fine!
Edit: But hell, it takes way too long....
And it also can't handle some zips that contain filenames in "bad" encodings like cp1251 or koi8r or something like that. – Sergey – 2013-07-15T10:09:32.610
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I wrote a script in Python - https://raw.github.com/pashinin/scripts/master/zip27z.py You can run it with:
./zip27z.py your_archive.zip
and it will create your_archive.7z near it.
Or you can install it on your system with make install
(if you see the repo)
And just call:
zip27z your_archive.zip
It needs unzip
and 7za
programs.
You can modify it as you wish for your needs (and send me a pull request)
3You can use
--each
/-e
to letarepack
do the iteration for you:arepack --each --format=7z *.zip
– Joel Purra – 2017-01-25T16:51:14.6701@JoelPurra the
arepack
-only solution is best! Thanks – Matt Sephton – 2018-06-21T11:20:12.160