Features
- Splits a file in to three or more equal sized parts (component files).
- Up to a maximum of 255. All files are the same size.
- Can recover the original file even if one of the component files is lost.
- Uses XOR (RAID 5) technology.
- None of the component files contain any data from the original file.
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- Can split any kind of file.
- gsecraif is a general purpose file splitter.
- Uses no encryption.
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Open Source File splitters
If gsecraif is not the file splitter you are looking for, there are many Open Source alternatives.
File splitters can be divided in to two categories; general purpose file splitters split an original file in to a number of components that may or may not be usable independently. Specialized file splitters "understand" the structure of a particular kind of original file and split it to produce component files that are usable independently. Examples of specialized files splitters are media file splitters and log file splitters.
General purpose
- gfilesplit
- Unix GNOME
- kjsplit
- Unix KDE
- PeaZip
- Windows
Audio splitters
- audio_combine (and audio_split)
- Posix
- tape2mp3
- ?
- wavbreaker
- Linux Unix-like
Log file splitters
Log file splitters are too numerous to list. There are very many specialized utilites to split log files such as web server logs, firewall logs, etc. A search for a particular log file type and "splitter" will usually provide several options.