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I have a file with .dmp.gz. I am trying to uncompress this file in a new directory. was able to use gzip to take off the gz extension. How do I get the .dmp extension off? Will ufsrestore work on SUN system?
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Do you need it in this situation? Maybe. You don't get rid of the dmp extension. It may not be a ufsdump file. Try the file command to find out what type of file it is. $ file ./myfile.dmp It should give you a headstart in figuring out what you need to 'restore' it. |