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08-28-2001
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"looping" compressed file
I've got a problem with a .z compressed file: when I decompress it, I get a .gz file, and when I decompress this one, I get the previous .z file again! Does anyone know how do I break off this loop?
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08-29-2001
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when files are double compressed they are usually compressed in tar then gz
so try gunzip file tar -xvf file if that dosent work. you after the gunzip you can try uncompress (AIX) or unzip (solaris) it might just be a ziped file then gziped. |
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