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HELP! Accidentally downloaded .gz file non-binary
Let me start by saying I am at a VERY beginner level in terms of UNIX/FTP/etc.
Someone loaded a file onto a server for me and zipped it using gzip. I accidentally downloaded the file without using "binary". I now have a "filename.txt.gz" sitting on my computer that I need to unzip. Is there a way of getting around having to re-download the file using binary by doing something with winzip or am I just plum out of luck? Thanks |
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Welcome to unix.com
Did you try to unzip the file using winzip? what error you got? CRC error? To my knowledge you should download the file again using binary option. Make it a habbit of downloading file using binary by default. i.e even if you download a ascii file as binary it will work fine, while vice versa is not true always. rishi |
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Winzip expects the file to pass the CRC checks. |
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