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Is cfosspeed filter gzip encoded http response but bypass it to a vmware?
I've cfosspeed and Windows 7 Ultimate installed. I can't load my backend when I try my user with a Typo3 cms? I always get an empty, grey screen. The html and css is loaded and unpacked. I can see it ...
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Guess compressability of a large file
I have a large file (~20 GB) and I want to quickly make an (approximate) estimate of how well it can compress. I want an program which can provide an immediate guess at the compressed filesize, and ...
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How to gzip a directory, transfer via scp, and decompress in one command?
I frequently transfer large directories over scp and it would be sweet if I could somehow compress the directory, send it, and decompress it all in one.
Is something like this possible?
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.tar file to excel conversion [closed]
Hi i was requested to convert a file by one of my client.I need to convert a .tar file to a ms excel. I gave the below steps to them but some of the fields in the content are missing. Please suggest ...
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Gzip not working in browser
According to whatsmyip.org none of my browsers (Firefox, Chrome etc) on W7 are gzip enabled, it's saying 'NO, your browser is not requesting compressed content' which agrees with Chrome developer ...
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Difference between caching & gzip for static pages
I have implemented all caching methods such as, memcache, diskcache, and also tried GZIP. Is there any source I can refer to which explains the difference between them.
I tried memcache it is really ...
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Fastest GZIP utility
I'm looking for the fastest gzip (or zip) utility. I have a LVM volume which 95% exists out of blank 0's, so compressing that is very easy. I'm looking for the most fastest solution, and don't really ...
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How to gzip more than one file using cygwin [closed]
Possible Duplicate:
How to gzip multiple files into one gz file?
I am trying to gzip a bunch of files in the same folder using cgywin on windows 7. When I try
gzip *.*
I can't seem to ...
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Any method to batch-compress multiple files?
Does anyone know how multiple files can be GZIP compressed?
I have lots of files in a folder and I need to compress them individually.
Actually, I've found a way to do it. GZIP command line binary ...
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Modern command line file compression utilities
I am frequently moving large files around from server to server.
UNIXes comes with standard gzip and bzip2 compressors. However, what open options there exist beyond these, especially ones utilizing ...
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Google Chrome Developer Tools data transfer size
In Google Chrome when using the Network Panel to monitor files being transfered from a site, the total size of the data transfered is given at the bottom of the list. Does this figure reflect the size ...
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gzip change file ownership
Here is a case i don't understand
i have a group 'bar', and this group has two users; 'foo' and 'bar'.
I have a test.txt file, 'foo' is the owner and 'bar' user only can read it.
However, if 'bar' ...
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Weird GZip / Disk space issue
I'm working on a server which is using PCI Compliant partitioning rules, which means that each of the following directories has its own partition: /, /var, /boot, /usr, /tmp and /home. The server is ...
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Which archiving method is better for compressing text files on Linux?
In my application I need do compress of logs that are text files.
Seems that bzip2 and gzip have the same compression ratio.
Is that correct?
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Utility to cat/gunzip a list of files
Is there a commonly-installed Linux utility that will take a list of files and cat or gzip -d (==zcat) them based on whether the file is compressed?
An example of where I just needed this is when I ...
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Did gzip destroy my log file?
I had a rather big log file. So I thought I'd gzip it before trasfering it to my pc.
I did
gzip bla.log
which gave me a tiny
bla.log.gz
When I extract it using
gunzip bla.log.gz
I get back to ...
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Gnuplotting gzipped files
I would like to use a command like
plot 'datafile.gz' u 1:2
in gnuplot for a data file that is gzipped. Of course gnuplot does see that the file is gzipped and unzip it for me. Is there a way to ...
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Is it more efficient to rsync uncompressed text data or the same data gzipped?
Rsync only copies over the changed parts of a file. So if I have a large data dump, for example a SQL database in text format, and I want to copy it to my local machine using as little bandwidth as ...
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gzip - Extracting without deleting zip file
Right now I am running an extract from a .gz file using the Windows gzip.exe.
However when I decompress the file, it kills the .gz file and leaves me with the extract file. For example if I run this ...
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How can I compress a large file into smaller parts?
I'm looking for a way to compress a large file (~10GB) into several files that wont exceed 150MB each.
Any thoughts?
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Excluding Path While Compressing with TAR/GZ
I am compressing list of files like this:
tar cvzf mycompress.tar.gz /dir1/dir2/file1.txt /dir1/dir2/file2.txt
However when I uncompressed them the directory /dir1/dir2/ is still preserved.
How to ...
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Howto pipe: cp | tar | gzip without creating intermediary files?
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to pipe | this without having to create a physical file anywhere between A and B.tar.gz?
This is what I'm trying to do:
File A
Rename A to B
Tar B.tar
gzip -9 ...
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Merge tar files in Windows Server
In my server(windows server) I have 3 tar files. (file.tar, file.tar-2, file.tar-3). I want to merge those files. (Those are generated by some server tool).
So I am looking for a tool to merge ...
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GREP and TAR all files/directories matching X
I would like to find and gzip/tarball contents of all the folders matching
wordpress in my directory, but I am having trouble trying to get the command
to work, I thought it was something like
find ...
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Which is better: using flags, or pipes?
As with many things in the *nix world, there is more than one way to generate .tar.gz files.
Typically, I use the following:
tar zcf /path/to/dir.tar.gz /path/to/dir
However, I have seen the ...
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How to GZIP all the files or a list of files from some path?
I know that gzip compress a file, but I would want to know. How to compress a list of files, each file in their own GZIP file ?
I need to use the list of a folder: ls log.2011
And for each file ...
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Unzipping a huge file stalls the server
I want to extract a huge .tar.gz file but when I do extract it stalls the server. The server is write heavy and extracting seems to choke the disk. Is there a nice way to extract without stopping the ...
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How can I evaluate the best choice of archive format for compressing files?
In general, I've observed the following:
Linux-y files or tools use bzip2 or gzip for distributing archives
Windows-y files or tools use ZIP for distributing archives
Many people use 7-Zip for ...
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How to specify level of compression when using tar -zcvf?
I gzip directories very often at work. What I normally do is
tar -zcvf file.tar.gz /path/to/directory
Is there a way to specify the compression level here? I want to use the best compression ...
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My internet connection doesn't send the Accept-Encoding header
Whatever computer is connected to that network (router is Netgear DGN2200) and whatever program sends a http request, servers never get the Accept-Encoding header from me.
For example, if I go here: ...
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What is the fastest compression method for a large number of files?
I need to compress a directory with around 350,000 fairly small files that amount to about 100GB total. I am using OSX and am currently using the standard "Compress" tool that converts this directory ...
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How do I uncompress vmlinuz to vmlinux?
I have already tried uncompress, gzip, and all other solutions that come up as google results and these have not worked for me.
To get just the image search for the GZ signature - 1f 8b 08 00.
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can gunzip work on file without a suffix?
Is there a way to gunzip a file that isn't ending with a .zip even though I know for a fact the file is indeed a zip?
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How to know if a site is gzipped?
I am accessing some web sites which are really really slow, and I would like to know if those sites are gzipped. Is there an easy way to find this out?
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Control gzip compression rates while archiving files with tar?
I have a script which periodically backs up a directory using the command "tar -czvf [name] [directory]" but my problem is that the script has recently been putting a lot of stress on the server ...
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Critical gzip mistake (HELP!) - how to undo 'gzip -r ./'
So I was hoping to make a gzipped backup of my entire directory stucture, but I was very stupid and issued the command 'gzip -r ./' hoping to add all files and folders to a single gzip archive. This ...
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What type of data is compressed more effectively by bzip2 than gzip/zlib?
I'm comparing compression functions, and I'm surprised by what I'm seing. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but everything I've tested has been more compressed by gzip than bzip2!
I was under the ...
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Decompressing these .gz files gives strange/unexpected results, can you get it working?
I have a collection of mailing list archive files all gzip'd, they're in a nested directory structure that starts with what appears to be a blank folder/jargon name.
The files are here: ...
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Unexpected end of file. Gzip compressed file
I am going crazy with a gzip file.
I can decompress the file in Windows using WinRAR but it is impossible on any UNIX operating system.
the file seems to be ok. If I do
file the_name_of_the_file.gz
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repairing/rescuing data from a .tar /tarball that broke during making it
had to move several 100GB of html(jpg,txt,pdf) user files to a ftp backup server and put them in a tarball on the fly. Pitifully something aborted probably (I can’t completely reconstruct the ...
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Split a large .gz file and gzip each of split file?
I have a large text.gz file (2GB) and I want to split it by line. I tried to use:
zcat text.gz | split -l1000000
However this generated a huge file (around 92GB before I terminated it) and put too ...
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How do I know the gzip compression level?
Given a gzip compressed file, how do I know what compression level (1-9) was used for it?
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How to gzip multiple files into one gz file?
I have 100 files: cvd1.txt cvd2.txt ... cvd100.txt
How to gzip 100 files into one .gz file so that after I gunzip it, I should have cvd1.txt, cvd2.txt ... cvd100.txt separately?
Thanks for your ...
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uncompress gzipped encrypted file
I have got a backfile with extension .tar.gz.enc. After fooling around I found out that it is encrypted gzipped tarball.
Now I want know how to decrypt it.
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Is there away to mount a file.tar.bz2 without extracting onto your fs?
Is there away to mount a file.tar.bz2 without extracting?
I don't care if it is read only.
Hopefully your answer will also apply to file.tar.gz as well.
edit: "mount" in this context is meant to be ...
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With which command should I open .raw.gz files?
I have a bunch of .raw.gz files which are data files streamed from twitter with JSON interface. I am wondering which command should I use on my Mac OSX to open (unzip) these files? I have tried tar, ...
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gzip without tar? Why are they used together?
Why are tar and gzip almost always used together, and not just gzip? Is there any advantage to that method?
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How to make sure a .tar.gz file is valid and will uncompress correctly?
I have a few BIG .tar.gz files, and I want to make sure they will uncompress, but without actually doing it.
If the file opens on "Archive Manager" on Ubuntu, and I can view it contents there, does ...
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Pros and cons of bzip vs gzip?
I've known gzip for years, recently I saw bzip being used at work. Are they basically equivalent, or are there significant pros and cons to one of them over the other?
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Join with gzipped files
I want to use the command line join utility on two files. Unfortunately, they're gzipped. Because they're both gzipped, I can't use gzip -cd. Is there a slick way to do this without having to unzip ...
