09-29-2005
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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NAME
XMLTV::Supplement - Supplementary file loader for XMLTV grabbers
DESCRIPTION
Utility library that loads supplementary files for xmltv-grabbers and other programs in the xmltv-distribution.
Supplementary files can be loaded either via http or from a local file, depending on the configuration of the module. The default is to
load the files from http://supplement.xmltv.org. This can be changed by setting the environment variable XMLTV_SUPPLEMENT to the new root-
directory or root-url for supplementary files.
EXPORTED FUNCTIONS
All these functions are exported on demand.
GetSupplement
Load a supplement file and return it as a string. Takes two parameters: directory and filename.
my $content = GetSupplement( 'tv_grab_uk_rt', 'channel_ids' );
GetSupplement will always return a string with the content. If it fails to get the content, it prints an error-message and aborts the
program.
SetSupplementRoot
Set the root directory for loading supplementary files.
SetSupplementRoot( '/usr/share/xmltv' );
SetSupplementRoot( 'http://my.server.org/xmltv' );
CACHING
The module stores all downloaded files in a cache. The cache is stored on disk in ~/.xmltv/supplement on Unix and in
CSIDL_LOCAL_APPDATA//xmltv/supplement on Windows.
If a file has been downloaded less than 1 hour ago, the file from the cache is used without contacting the server. Otherwise, if the file
has been downloaded more than 1 hour ago, then the module checks with the server to see if an updated file is available and downloads it if
necessary.
If the server does not respond or returns an error-message, a warning is printed to STDERR and the file from the cache is used.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
The XMLTV_SUPPLEMENT environment variable can be used to tell the module where the supplementary files are found.
XMLTV_SUPPLEMENT=/usr/share/xmltv
XMLTV_SUPPLEMENT=http://supplementary.xmltv.se
The XMLTV_SUPPLEMENT_VERBOSE environment variable can be used to get more debug output from XMLTV::Supplement.
XMLTV_SUPPLEMENT_VERBOSE=1
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