The "gunzip" utility (usually actually implemented as a symlink) is the
decompressor for "gzip." Although the compression schemes used by
"gzip/gunzip" and "zip/unzip" are compatible, the file formats are not.
The standard portable freeware "unzip/zip" tools from the Info-ZIP project
can be buil
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> You don't have gunzip ???
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> Jim
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> --On Monday, April 30, 2001 9:46 AM +1000 Scott Warren
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You don't have gunzip ???
Jim
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> just a hunch - I am not a linux user. Try using the Jar util.
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> HTH
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> Regards
>
> Scott Warren
> Lead Internet Technologies Developer
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] problem with uncompressing of JBoss on Linux
just a hunch - I am not a linux user. Try using the Jar util.
HTH
Regards
Scott Warren
Lead Internet Technologies Developer
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Thanks Bojrn,
it is working very well.
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>Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2001 18:48:23 +0200
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>Type jar -xvf
Type jar -xvf *.zip
Since jar files are in the same format as zip files(just different file
ending), you can use the jar tool that comes with the jdk to extract zip
files.
/Björn
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type rpm -q unzip and see if you get an rpm file returned. If not, you
need to down load an rpm for unzip and install it.
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