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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting [zcat] [gunzip -c] header Post 302807725 by amazigh42 on Wednesday 15th of May 2013 09:17:54 AM
Old 05-15-2013
Hello,

I have to deal with several archives in different servers, it is quite restrictive.
It forces me to decompress and compress the file again because it is an archive directory. Is there a simpler solution with gunzip or remove the header with grep or something ?

Thanks you.
 

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PREZIP(1)						 Aspell Abbreviated User's Manual						 PREZIP(1)

NAME
prezip, preunzip, precat - prefix delta compressor for Aspell SYNOPSIS
precat [-dzhLV] [-cfksSq] [file ...] DESCRIPTION
prezip is a a prefix delta compressor. It is not a general purpose compressor and should only be used on sorted word lists or other simi- lar text files. It will likely increase the size of binary data. If invoked as prezip, the default action is to compress. If invoked as preunzip, the default action is to decompress. If invoked as pre- cat, the default action is to decompress to stdout. If no file names are given then prezip will compress or decompress from the standard input to the standard output. Short flags can be com- bined so that "-c -s" is the same as "-cs". OPTIONS
-h --help display help -d --decompress force decompression -z --compress dorce compression -L --license display software license -V --version display version -c --stdout decompress to standard output -f --force force -k --keep keep input files -s --sort sort and remove duplicates before compressing -S --nocwl do not rename .wl suffix to .cwl (use .wl.pz instead) -q --quiet suppress all warnings AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Brian Nelson <pyro@debian.org> based on the output of help2man. Aspell is Copyright (C) 2002 Kevin Atkin- son. GNU
March 2010 PREZIP(1)
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