Re: Split K3b data project in multiple disks

Sebastian Trüg <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.k3b
Message-ID <[email protected]>
You could try coding a script in perl that does this using the k3b dcopn 
interface. I think that could be done.

K3b itself is pure C++ without the possibility of adding scripted code (yet 
maybe) 

On Wednesday 25 July 2007 17:55:09 Paulo Ibaña wrote:
> Hi,
>     Many times I want to make a backup of documents, photos, etc.
> (thousands of them) and want to the files stay as they are for later use
> and not to be compressed on a "multi volume" file.
>
> When you drop a folder over k3b project it counts the files and show how
> much space is needed, most of the time (in my case) it's 5 to 8 times
> the size of a single sided DVD and must end spiting the project by hand
> in smaller ones, that is a tedious and time consuming work.
>
> Is any way to do that K3b do an automatic split of the project in
> smaller projects or span the project in multiple disk?
>
> I'm programing in Perl all time now, and I be happy to help in coding
> this feature if it wild be usefull for some else, and some one can
> helpme in starting the job.
>
> thanks in advance for your reply.
>
> Paulo Ibaña.
>
>
>
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