Check if multiple zip files (multi-part) exist in a folder
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What is the bash syntax for checking if a folder contains a multi-part zip file? as part of a Batch script. If statement is what I would like but struggling.
Test data I am dealing with is roughly like this:
Test_Data
└── test data set 1
| ├── test.data.1a.zip
| ├── test.data.1b.zip
| ├── test.data.1c.zip
| └── test.data.1d.zip
|
├── test data set 2
| ├── test.data.2.zip
| ├── test.data.2.z01
| ├── test.data.2.z02
| ├── test.data.2.z03
| └── test.data.2.z04
|
└── test data set 4
└── test.data.3.zip
bash shell zip
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What is the bash syntax for checking if a folder contains a multi-part zip file? as part of a Batch script. If statement is what I would like but struggling.
Test data I am dealing with is roughly like this:
Test_Data
└── test data set 1
| ├── test.data.1a.zip
| ├── test.data.1b.zip
| ├── test.data.1c.zip
| └── test.data.1d.zip
|
├── test data set 2
| ├── test.data.2.zip
| ├── test.data.2.z01
| ├── test.data.2.z02
| ├── test.data.2.z03
| └── test.data.2.z04
|
└── test data set 4
└── test.data.3.zip
bash shell zip
asked Feb 12 at 18:09
madmiddlemadmiddle
625
Please show an example which files are present. Are there unrelated files that don't belong to a ZIP file? Can there be several independent multi-part ZIP files? Can there be single-part ZIP files?
– Bodo
Feb 12 at 18:17
@Bodo data added
– madmiddle
Feb 12 at 21:30
You didn't answer my questions. If there can be more than one set of multi-part ZIP files or if there can be single-part ZIP files, show an example that has all of these, otherwise state which preconditions can be assumed. What means "roughly like this"? Do the files of a multi-part ZIP always have a number followed by a single letter before the.zip? Or can there be something else? Please also tell us what should be the output: A true/false exit code? A list of the files that belong to a multi-part ZIP? Something else?
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 9:34
@Bodo looking across the folders on the server it is one set of multi-part zip files per folder so they are not mixed in any way. There is also 2 ways that they seem to be split up as well. some are using the format above and then some are using the format that you are saying:test.data.219.ziptest.data.219.z01test.data.219.z02
– madmiddle
Feb 13 at 11:00
Please add all clarification or additional information to the question and answer all questions. It is difficult to propose a solution when your reqirements or expectations are not clear.
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 11:05
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What is the bash syntax for checking if a folder contains a multi-part zip file? as part of a Batch script. If statement is what I would like but struggling.
Test data I am dealing with is roughly like this:
Test_Data
└── test data set 1
| ├── test.data.1a.zip
| ├── test.data.1b.zip
| ├── test.data.1c.zip
| └── test.data.1d.zip
|
├── test data set 2
| ├── test.data.2.zip
| ├── test.data.2.z01
| ├── test.data.2.z02
| ├── test.data.2.z03
| └── test.data.2.z04
|
└── test data set 4
└── test.data.3.zip
bash shell zip
asked Feb 12 at 18:09
madmiddlemadmiddle
625
What is the bash syntax for checking if a folder contains a multi-part zip file? as part of a Batch script. If statement is what I would like but struggling.
Test data I am dealing with is roughly like this:
Test_Data
└── test data set 1
| ├── test.data.1a.zip
| ├── test.data.1b.zip
| ├── test.data.1c.zip
| └── test.data.1d.zip
|
├── test data set 2
| ├── test.data.2.zip
| ├── test.data.2.z01
| ├── test.data.2.z02
| ├── test.data.2.z03
| └── test.data.2.z04
|
└── test data set 4
└── test.data.3.zip
bash shell zip
bash shell zip
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madmiddlemadmiddle
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madmiddlemadmiddle
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edited Feb 13 at 13:41
madmiddle
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Please show an example which files are present. Are there unrelated files that don't belong to a ZIP file? Can there be several independent multi-part ZIP files? Can there be single-part ZIP files?
– Bodo
Feb 12 at 18:17
@Bodo data added
– madmiddle
Feb 12 at 21:30
You didn't answer my questions. If there can be more than one set of multi-part ZIP files or if there can be single-part ZIP files, show an example that has all of these, otherwise state which preconditions can be assumed. What means "roughly like this"? Do the files of a multi-part ZIP always have a number followed by a single letter before the.zip? Or can there be something else? Please also tell us what should be the output: A true/false exit code? A list of the files that belong to a multi-part ZIP? Something else?
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 9:34
@Bodo looking across the folders on the server it is one set of multi-part zip files per folder so they are not mixed in any way. There is also 2 ways that they seem to be split up as well. some are using the format above and then some are using the format that you are saying:test.data.219.ziptest.data.219.z01test.data.219.z02
– madmiddle
Feb 13 at 11:00
Please add all clarification or additional information to the question and answer all questions. It is difficult to propose a solution when your reqirements or expectations are not clear.
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 11:05
|
show 3 more comments
Please show an example which files are present. Are there unrelated files that don't belong to a ZIP file? Can there be several independent multi-part ZIP files? Can there be single-part ZIP files?
– Bodo
Feb 12 at 18:17
@Bodo data added
– madmiddle
Feb 12 at 21:30
You didn't answer my questions. If there can be more than one set of multi-part ZIP files or if there can be single-part ZIP files, show an example that has all of these, otherwise state which preconditions can be assumed. What means "roughly like this"? Do the files of a multi-part ZIP always have a number followed by a single letter before the.zip? Or can there be something else? Please also tell us what should be the output: A true/false exit code? A list of the files that belong to a multi-part ZIP? Something else?
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 9:34
@Bodo looking across the folders on the server it is one set of multi-part zip files per folder so they are not mixed in any way. There is also 2 ways that they seem to be split up as well. some are using the format above and then some are using the format that you are saying:test.data.219.ziptest.data.219.z01test.data.219.z02
– madmiddle
Feb 13 at 11:00
Please add all clarification or additional information to the question and answer all questions. It is difficult to propose a solution when your reqirements or expectations are not clear.
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 11:05
Please show an example which files are present. Are there unrelated files that don't belong to a ZIP file? Can there be several independent multi-part ZIP files? Can there be single-part ZIP files?
– Bodo
Feb 12 at 18:17
Please show an example which files are present. Are there unrelated files that don't belong to a ZIP file? Can there be several independent multi-part ZIP files? Can there be single-part ZIP files?
– Bodo
Feb 12 at 18:17
@Bodo data added
– madmiddle
Feb 12 at 21:30
@Bodo data added
– madmiddle
Feb 12 at 21:30
You didn't answer my questions. If there can be more than one set of multi-part ZIP files or if there can be single-part ZIP files, show an example that has all of these, otherwise state which preconditions can be assumed. What means "roughly like this"? Do the files of a multi-part ZIP always have a number followed by a single letter before the
.zip? Or can there be something else? Please also tell us what should be the output: A true/false exit code? A list of the files that belong to a multi-part ZIP? Something else?– Bodo
Feb 13 at 9:34
You didn't answer my questions. If there can be more than one set of multi-part ZIP files or if there can be single-part ZIP files, show an example that has all of these, otherwise state which preconditions can be assumed. What means "roughly like this"? Do the files of a multi-part ZIP always have a number followed by a single letter before the
.zip? Or can there be something else? Please also tell us what should be the output: A true/false exit code? A list of the files that belong to a multi-part ZIP? Something else?– Bodo
Feb 13 at 9:34
@Bodo looking across the folders on the server it is one set of multi-part zip files per folder so they are not mixed in any way. There is also 2 ways that they seem to be split up as well. some are using the format above and then some are using the format that you are saying:
test.data.219.zip test.data.219.z01 test.data.219.z02– madmiddle
Feb 13 at 11:00
@Bodo looking across the folders on the server it is one set of multi-part zip files per folder so they are not mixed in any way. There is also 2 ways that they seem to be split up as well. some are using the format above and then some are using the format that you are saying:
test.data.219.zip test.data.219.z01 test.data.219.z02– madmiddle
Feb 13 at 11:00
Please add all clarification or additional information to the question and answer all questions. It is difficult to propose a solution when your reqirements or expectations are not clear.
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 11:05
Please add all clarification or additional information to the question and answer all questions. It is difficult to propose a solution when your reqirements or expectations are not clear.
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 11:05
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Please show an example which files are present. Are there unrelated files that don't belong to a ZIP file? Can there be several independent multi-part ZIP files? Can there be single-part ZIP files?
– Bodo
Feb 12 at 18:17
@Bodo data added
– madmiddle
Feb 12 at 21:30
You didn't answer my questions. If there can be more than one set of multi-part ZIP files or if there can be single-part ZIP files, show an example that has all of these, otherwise state which preconditions can be assumed. What means "roughly like this"? Do the files of a multi-part ZIP always have a number followed by a single letter before the
.zip? Or can there be something else? Please also tell us what should be the output: A true/false exit code? A list of the files that belong to a multi-part ZIP? Something else?– Bodo
Feb 13 at 9:34
@Bodo looking across the folders on the server it is one set of multi-part zip files per folder so they are not mixed in any way. There is also 2 ways that they seem to be split up as well. some are using the format above and then some are using the format that you are saying:
test.data.219.ziptest.data.219.z01test.data.219.z02– madmiddle
Feb 13 at 11:00
Please add all clarification or additional information to the question and answer all questions. It is difficult to propose a solution when your reqirements or expectations are not clear.
– Bodo
Feb 13 at 11:05