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i have a text file (.txt) having 1000 files details that are to be separated from the folder contains 80000 files using bash scripting.
the file names are as follows:
20070130064823.IN.PUR.mseed
20070201032214.IN.PUR.mseed
20070206091658.IN.PUR.mseed
20070211045116.IN.PUR.mseed
20070214114510.IN.PUR.mseed
to separate 1000 files that in text file from 80000 files using bash scripting
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I have a huge file named merged.tar.gz which is 25 GB large and I can't even get it open on my laptop, much less edit it. My friend mentioned I could compress and edit it in Python. How would I go about doing this in Visual Studio Code?
Tried to open the file and edit it, but I think I should use to Visual Studio Code/Pandas route instead.
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What approach should be for below scenario?
I have multiple files and want to copy all files from one directory to other directory and also rename the files like below.
Source Directory: A
example1.txt
example2.txt
example3.txt
Destination Directory:B
example1_19930221.txt
example2_19930221.txt
example3_19930221.txt
command: hadoop distcp /A/* /B/
Use this:
shutil.move(source_path , destination_path.replace(filename, filename + "_19930221"))
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There must be a simple solution to this question:
"Create a .pdf file from various other .pdf files w/ navigable index and page numbers via python."
All files are in the same folder, and all are .pdf files.
I want each filename to contain in the index and the index as a starting page.
What packages do you think fits my needs best?
Any thoughts?
https://pythonhosted.org/PyPDF2/
You have to split each page that you want and to add to your new pdf file.
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How to write a file in python so that all the content of the file is encoded in the form of secure hash(NOT MEANING FULL CODES) and I am able to decode the file and use the content of the file?
I am creating a project and I need a secure way to write a file which is encrypted and convert the content to non mean-able content.
And when I run my program I should be able to access the all the content of the files.
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I want to tranfer files in around 1000 directories to an Amazon S3 bucket using Pythons S3 package.
How could I do it ?
I like boto,
http://code.google.com/p/boto/