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file decrpytion
I have a file on a linux box with the extension .gz thats supposed to be a gzip file. when i use gzip -d filename
it gives me squares and triangles and you know garbarge. Its a 900 meg file. Is there someway to decode the file and where could I store a 900 meg file for free???? I am going to lose this linux account it is a school account. This file has some intruging information i will love to see so would you. direction anyone. thanks in advance |
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