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SOZIP(1) | GDAL | SOZIP(1) |
NAME¶
sozip - Generate a seek-optimized (SOZip) file.
New in version 3.7.
SYNOPSIS¶
sozip [--help] [--help-general]
[--quiet|--verbose]
[[-g|--grow] | [--overwrite]]
[-r|--recurse-paths]
[-j|--junk-paths]
[-l|--list]
[--optimize-from=<input.zip>]
[--validate]
[--enable-sozip={auto|yes|no}]
[--sozip-chunk-size=<value>]
[--sozip-min-file-size=<value>]
[--content-type=<value>]
<zip_filename> [<filename>]...
DESCRIPTION¶
The sozip utility can be used to:
- create a SOZip (Seek-Optimized ZIP) file
- append files to an existing ZIP/SOZip file
- list the contents of a ZIP/SOZip file
- validate a SOZip file
- convert an existing Zip file in a SOZip optimized one
- --help
- Show this help message and exit
- --help-general
- Gives a brief usage message for the generic GDAL commandline options and exit.
- --quiet
- Quiet mode. No progress message is emitted on the standard output.
- --verbose
- Verbose mode.
- --grow
- Grow an existing zip file with the content of the specified filename(s). This is the default mode of the utility. This switch is here for compatibility with Info-ZIP zip utility
- --overwrite
- Overwrite the target zip file if it already exists.
- --list
- List the files contained in the zip file in an output similar to Info-ZIP unzip utility, but with the addition of a column indicating whether each file is seek-optimized.
- --validate
- Validates a SOZip file. Baseline ZIP validation is done in a light way, limited to being able to browse through ZIP records with the InfoZIP-based ZIP reader used by GDAL. But validation of the SOZip-specific aspects is done in a more thoroughful way.
- --recurse-paths
- Travels the directory structure of the specified directory/directories recursively.
- --junk-paths
- Store just the name of a saved file (junk the path), and do not store directory names. By default, sozip will store the full path (relative to the current directory).
- --optimize-from=<input.zip>
- Re-process {input.zip} to generate a SOZip-optimized .zip. Options --enable-sozip, --sozip-chunk-size and --sozip-min-file-size may be used in that mode.
- --enable-sozip={auto|yes|no}
- In auto mode, a file is seek-optimized only if its size is above the value of --sozip-chunk-size. In yes mode, all input files will be seek-optimized. In no mode, no input files will be seek-optimized.
- --sozip-chunk-size=<value>
- Chunk size for a seek-optimized file. Defaults to 32768 bytes. The value is specified in bytes, or K and M suffix can be respectively used to specify a value in kilo-bytes or mega-bytes.
- --sozip-min-file-size=<value>
- Minimum file size to decide if a file should be seek-optimized, in --enable-sozip=auto mode. Defaults to 1 MB byte. The value is specified in bytes, or K, M or G suffix can be respectively used to specify a value in kilo-bytes, mega-bytes or giga-bytes.
- --content-type=<value>
- Store the Content-Type for the file being added as a key-value pair in the extra field extension 'KV' (0x564b) dedicated to storing key-value pair metadata
- <zip_filename>
- Filename of the zip file to create/append to/list.
- <filename>
- Filename of the file to add.
MULTITHREADING¶
The GDAL_NUM_THREADS configuration option can be set to ALL_CPUS or a integer value to specify the number of threads to use for SOZip-compressed files. Defaults to ALL_CPUS.
C API¶
Functionality of this utility can be done from C with CPLAddFileInZip() or VSICopyFile().
EXAMPLES¶
Create a, potentially seek-optimized, ZIP file with the content of my.gpkg:
sozip my.gpkg.zip my.gpkg
Create a, potentially seek-optimized, ZIP file from the content of a source directory:
sozip -r my.gpkg.zip source_dir/
Create a, potentially seek-optimized, ZIP file from an existing ZIP file.
sozip --convert-from=in.zip out.zip
List the contents of a ZIP file and display which files are seek-optimized:
sozip -l my.gpkg.zip
Validates a SOZip file:
sozip --validate my.gpkg.zip
AUTHOR¶
Even Rouault <even.rouault@spatialys.com>
COPYRIGHT¶
1998-2024
October 7, 2024 |