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linux command to combine two tar.gz files

I have a tar.gz file that is split into two files for example x.tar.gz.00 and x.tar.gz.01. How to combine these two tar files in linux?

I tried with this below command but no success.

zcat X.tar.gz.00 X.tar.gz.01 | gzip -c > X.tar.gz. 

It returned

gzip: X.tar.gz.00: unexpected end of file

Thanks.

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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If you split the file after compressing it, as the error suggests, then just concatenate the files directly:

cat X.tar.gz.00 X.tar.gz.01 > X.tar.gz
over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report
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