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unzipping .zip file on HP and Solaris

I am transferring a large .zip file (20 GB) from an NT server to HP-UX and Solaris servers. Originally I tried to use info-zip's unzip, but I found out pretty quickly that it does not support files over 4GB. Any suggestions on how to work around this problem? Different decompression utility? Different compression utility?
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Save the zip file as a tar file?

What about gzip? (gzip -d)
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Have you tried "jar". I believe, jar and zip are compatible

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From Solaris 8 on up zip and unzip are built into the os. I believe they work fine on large files, but I'm not 100% sure of that part.

HP/UX I don't know very well so I don't have any info for you there.
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Most time admins install Info-Zip (zip and unzip) on HPUX.
It will handle PKWARE zip compressed files.

GNU's gzip and unzip are also a good choice. HPUX 11.0 and earlier does not come with zip. Don't know about 11i.

see for gzip, gunzip download:

The HP-UX Porting and Archive Centre
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I tried Info-zip's unzip, but like I said, it can't handle large files > 4GB. I'll look into using jar -- another thought just occured. Maybe I can put cygwin on the NT machine and then gzip it there.
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err...newbie here

Ok, I have worked with solaris in the past. ANd have donr some diiging around and noticed that a zip and unzip program iz built in. However everytime i say zip or unzip the program balks at me...saying its not a true zip file. I downloaded the mozilla browser from the sun site and cannot get it to unzip. I have searched the forum, maybe not using the best criteria...

the exact error

cannot find zip file directory in program name

then cannot find zip file in program name.zip.ZIP, period

I have user tar and gzip in the past...but those boxes were already configured. All they did was ran forever without any problems..
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