Re: [Offtopic]: Compress Downloads on the fly

ld like to download a large csv file from a JavaScript intensive > > > >web page. My client system has not enough storage for the file, but if I > > > >could compress the file on the fly, things would work, since the file > > > >has a huge compression ratio. &

Re: [Offtopic]: Compress Downloads on the fly

e. My client system has not enough storage for the file, but if I could > > >compress the file on the fly, things would work, since the file has a huge > > >compression ratio. > > > > If you could fetch the URL, then use wget or curl to do this: > > > >

Re: [Offtopic]: Compress Downloads on the fly

On Sat 28 Jan 2017 at 20:24:39 (+0100), Michael Luecke wrote: > On 01/28/2017 08:10 PM, Rainer Dorsch wrote: > >I would like to download a large csv file from a JavaScript intensive web > >page. My client system has not enough storage for the file, but if I could > >compres

Re: [Offtopic]: Compress Downloads on the fly

On 01/28/2017 08:10 PM, Rainer Dorsch wrote: I would like to download a large csv file from a JavaScript intensive web page. My client system has not enough storage for the file, but if I could compress the file on the fly, things would work, since the file has a huge compression ratio. If

Re: [Offtopic]: Compress Downloads on the fly

I believe, rsync can compress before transmision. And you can use rsync with ssl, so your transmission will be encrypted. Isn't this a big advantage? Best Hans > Has anybody an idea if I can pipe downloads in Firefox through bzip2? Has > anybody another idea how to implement an

[Offtopic]: Compress Downloads on the fly

, but if I could compress the file on the fly, things would work, since the file has a huge compression ratio. Has anybody an idea if I can pipe downloads in Firefox through bzip2? Has anybody another idea how to implement an on the fly compression? Many thanks Rainer -- Rainer Dorsch http

Re: compress files

If there really is the need to compress audio data, then + 1 for lossless codecs and if I need a simple date output e.g. to dump freebsd, I'm using dumpstart=$(date "+%Y%m%d_%H%M%S") but with "date" you can do nice things, when using UNIX time, that aren'

Re: compress files

Bob Proulx wrote: > File wav2z or some such name. Use 'oggenc' if you prefer instead of > 'flac'. > > #!/bin/sh > flac "$1" && rm "$1" > > Call it from find. No need for xargs. Better without. > > find . -mtime $AGE -exec wav2z {} + > > These can also be combined into a single find com

Re: compress files

Kelly Clowers wrote: > tsit...@linuxmail.org wrote: > > #!/bin.bash > > FILES=`find . -mtime -30 | xargs` > > tar --no-recursion -czf backup_feb_2013.tgz "${FILES}" > > rm -rf "${FILES}" > > > > > > the compressed files have the following format > > > > g303-20130205-060552-1360037152.419.wav > > >

Re: compress files

On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 6:24 AM, wrote: > hello fellas. i was looking for a way to compress files (.wav) older than 30 > days. > > i created a small script to do the job. > > > #!/bin.bash > > FILES=`find . -mtime -30 | xargs` > tar --no-recursion -czf backup_fe

Re: compress files

On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 09:24:23AM -0500, tsit...@linuxmail.org wrote: > hello fellas. i was looking for a way to compress files (.wav) older than 30 > days. > i created a small script to do the job. > #!/bin.bash > > FILES=`find . -mtime -30 | xargs` > tar --no-recursion -c

Re: compress files

Tom Grace grabbed a keyboard and wrote: > On 19/02/13 14:24, tsit...@linuxmail.org wrote: >> any suggestions please? > > Have a look at the output of "date --help", under the FORMAT section. > You want something like "date +%b" to get "Feb". You might also consider > naming the files year-numerica

Re: compress files

Le Mar 19 février 2013 15:37, Darac Marjal a écrit : > On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 09:24:23AM -0500, tsit...@linuxmail.org wrote: > > Fellas and Dames, if you please. > > [cut] > > man date > I must admit, I prefer having dates with Dames than with Fellas :D -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-

Re: compress files

Le Mar 19 février 2013 15:24, tsit...@linuxmail.org a écrit : > hello fellas. i was looking for a way to compress files (.wav) older than > 30 days. > i created a small script to do the job. #!/bin.bash > > > FILES=`find . -mtime -30 | xargs` > tar --no-recursion -czf b

Re: compress files

On 19/02/13 14:24, tsit...@linuxmail.org wrote: > any suggestions please? Have a look at the output of "date --help", under the FORMAT section. You want something like "date +%b" to get "Feb". You might also consider naming the files year-numerical_month to make sorting easier later. -- To UNSU

Re: compress files

On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 09:24:23AM -0500, tsit...@linuxmail.org wrote: >hello fellas. i was looking for a way to compress files (.wav) older than >30 days. Fellas and Dames, if you please. > >i created a small script to do the job. [cut] > >any suggestio

compress files

hello fellas. i was looking for a way to compress files (.wav) older than 30 days. i created a small script to do the job. #!/bin.bash FILES=`find . -mtime -30 | xargs` tar --no-recursion -czf backup_ *feb*_2013.tgz "${FILES}" rm -rf "${FILES}" the compressed files have the f

Re: bash script to convert, compress

tsit...@linuxmail.org wrote: > what about the compression and deletion of the converted files? # Compression : # Deletion rm -f Have you not listened to any of the discussion? Compression is pointless, and others have suggested you may want to consider storing the music in a non-lossy format so

Re: bash script to convert, compress

this seems good for start. what about the compression and deletion of the converted files? - Original Message - From: Chris Davies Sent: 12/28/12 01:55 PM To: debian-user@lists.debian.org Subject: Re: bash script to convert, compress Rob Owens wrote: > $(basename $file wav)ogg

Re: bash script to convert, compress

Rob Owens wrote: > $(basename $file wav)ogg If you've got bash or some other suitable shell you can do this same thing without resorting to a subprocess: W=/some/path/to/wavmusic.wav echo $(basename "$W" wav)ogg wavmusic.ogg echo "${W/%wav/ogg}" /some/path/to/wavmusic.ogg C

Re: bash script to convert, compress

On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 09:36:00AM -0500, Rob Owens wrote: > > Note that I use oggenc here, because I'm not familiar with the command > to convert to mp3, although I imagine ffmpeg would do it. If you find avconv in Debian, ffmpeg is deprecated. root@tal:~# apt-cache show ffmpeg [...] This pa

Re: bash script to convert, compress

On Jo, 27 dec 12, 19:40:30, berenger.mo...@neutralite.org wrote: > > Well... actually, you are true, but I know about no lossless > efficient (or at least correct) audio algorithms. Depends what you mean by "efficient". According to Wikipedia FLAC compresses to about 50% without loosing quality

Re: bash script to convert, compress

because music, as photo (not drawings, some can be compressed) and films, can be only "compressed" with data losses. I don't agree. Music, photos and films can very well be compressed as long as they are not already compressed (lossy or not). Yes, most usual formats nowadays are already compre

Re: bash script to convert, compress

rsion will loose you even more quality. > -compress the files and move the compressed file to /opt/mp3backups > is there a simple script ready for the job? If you hope to save space, don't bother, the gains on mp3 will be minimal. If you just want them bundled tar has already been s

Re: bash script to convert, compress

On Jo, 27 dec 12, 14:52:14, berenger.mo...@neutralite.org wrote: > > Another point about your script: compressing a bunch of mp3 is a > waste of CPU resources and time, Agreed > because music, as photo (not > drawings, some can be compressed) and films, can be only > "compressed" with data losse

Re: bash script to convert, compress

them to mp3 > -delete the wav files that have been converted to mp3 > -compress the files and move the compressed file to /opt/mp3backups > is there a simple script ready for the job? To get you started: for file in /opt/*.wav; do oggenc -q 4 $file && rm $file done # forge

Re: bash script to convert, compress

have been converted to mp3 -compress the files and move the compressed file to /opt/mp3backups is there a simple script ready for the job? I do not think you will find a script for that particular need, because that's quite easy to do, it sounds like an exercise to learn shell scripting

Re: bash script to convert, compress

onverted to mp3 > -compress the files and move the compressed file to /opt/mp3backups > is there a simple script ready for the job? > a good starting point is http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-12.html#ss12.2 ...add relevant lines according to your needs regards -r -- *L'unica spe

bash script to convert, compress

Hi. i am running debian 6.0.6 and i am banging my head to create a simple script that will run periodically (through cron). i do have a whole lot of wav files in opt/wavfiles and i do need: -convert them to mp3 -delete the wav files that have been converted to mp3 -compress the files and move

Re: 7zr compress include subdirs?

On Sun, 30 Jan 2011, Anand Sivaram wrote: > If you are using tar, then try "xz" instead of 7-zip. Both xz and 7-zip use > lzma2 compression. But xz command line utility is very similar to > gzip/bzip2, so most of the gzip options could be used. In fact tar has a > filter also for xz which is 'J'.

Re: 7zr compress include subdirs?

On Sun, Jan 30, 2011 at 01:33, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote: > Wayne Topa wrote: > >> On 01/27/2011 04:28 PM, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Trying to use 7zr, used example 1 from the man: >>> >>> 7zr a -t7z -m0=lzma -mx=9 -mfb=64 -md=32m -ms=on archive.7z dir1 >>> >>> But my 'dir1' has subdi

Re: 7zr compress include subdirs?

Wayne Topa wrote: On 01/27/2011 04:28 PM, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote: Hi, Trying to use 7zr, used example 1 from the man: 7zr a -t7z -m0=lzma -mx=9 -mfb=64 -md=32m -ms=on archive.7z dir1 But my 'dir1' has subdirs and they are empty when I expand 'archive.7z'. I note a -r flag but with the warning

Re: 7zr compress include subdirs?

On 01/27/2011 10:28 PM, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote: Hi, Trying to use 7zr, used example 1 from the man: 7zr a -t7z -m0=lzma -mx=9 -mfb=64 -md=32m -ms=on archive.7z dir1 But my 'dir1' has subdirs and they are empty when I expand 'archive.7z'. I note a -r flag but with the warning: -r[-|0] Recurse

Re: 7zr compress include subdirs?

On 01/27/2011 04:28 PM, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote: Hi, Trying to use 7zr, used example 1 from the man: 7zr a -t7z -m0=lzma -mx=9 -mfb=64 -md=32m -ms=on archive.7z dir1 But my 'dir1' has subdirs and they are empty when I expand 'archive.7z'. I note a -r flag but with the warning: -r[-|0] Recurse

7zr compress include subdirs?

Hi, Trying to use 7zr, used example 1 from the man: 7zr a -t7z -m0=lzma -mx=9 -mfb=64 -md=32m -ms=on archive.7z dir1 But my 'dir1' has subdirs and they are empty when I expand 'archive.7z'. I note a -r flag but with the warning: -r[-|0] Recurse subdirectories (CAUTION: this flag

Re: qemu debian install raw, cannot compress and copy to another machine, works on original

On the other hand, If I create a debian qcow image and then copy it to other machines it works fine. Similarly if I copy a windows 2000 or a winxp install, it works as well. It seems to be a problem with moving to another machine, because there was no problem with bunzip2 and tar on the same ma

qemu debian install raw, cannot compress and copy to another machine, works on original

Hi I am playing with qemu. I created a debian vm. I did not use the qcow format, instead just big and raw. qemu-img debian.img 10G then i installed debian as usual qemu -boot d -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda debian.img Now it works fine. I made some ovl files and they work too Now I tried to copy t

Re: which package can compress VCD file to a different format?

ffmpeg, mencoder, and transcode are obvious tools for this, but getting nice enough results can be pretty tricky... lots of codecs, lots of options... very little time... avidemux is a very nice gui app that is meant to be "virtualdub for linux" - but the first avi that I tried to com

Re: which package can compress VCD file to a different format?

On Jul 17, 2007, at 5:08 PM, Serena Cantor wrote: Thanks! I'm considering first convert it to AVI, then convert it to real media but converting avi take too much time and space, besides, real media is not open source Mencoder will do it. If you look in the documentation for the section ab

Re: which package can compress VCD file to a different format?

On 7/17/07, Serena Cantor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks! I'm considering first convert it to AVI, then convert it to real media but converting avi take too much time and space, besides, real media is not open source I've never attempted to do a reencode of an already existing vcd but m

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Re: backup compress on the fly

urrent data, or certainly selected dirs > >unto one tape. Surely I should be able to compress the files before > >they are sent to the tape. I suspect it can be done with gzip, but I am > >not sure of the syntax. Obviously I need to get it right. > > Whether compression is

Re: backup compress on the fly

Rogério Brito wrote: On Oct 03 2005, Mike McCarty wrote: OTOH, if the whole image on tape is a compressed one, then tar or gunzip or whatever is simply going to complain that the one (and only) file in the compressed archive is corrupt and unrecoverable. That's not really true when one uses

Re: backup compress on the fly

Alvin Oga wrote: On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Mike McCarty wrote: most "large capacity" drives uses ECC which does support error correction at least in the firmware and tape controllers to read the data off the tape .. So has every hard disc. But we still get disc errors, don't we? but nobody sai

Re: backup compress on the fly

On Oct 03 2005, Mike McCarty wrote: > OTOH, if the whole image on tape is a compressed one, then tar or > gunzip or whatever is simply going to complain that the one (and only) > file in the compressed archive is corrupt and unrecoverable. That's not really true when one uses bzip2, since it appar

Re: backup compress on the fly

On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Mike McCarty wrote: > > most "large capacity" drives uses ECC which does support error correction > > at least in the firmware and tape controllers to read the data > > off the tape .. > > So has every hard disc. But we still get disc errors, don't we? but nobody said ecc w

Re: backup compress on the fly

On Mon, 3 Oct 2005 15:53:50 -0700 (PDT) Alvin Oga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Mike McCarty wrote: > > > The point is that, if there is an error, all the CRCs in the > > world won't put the data back together again. If one uses > > crc or ecc ?? > > most "large capacit

Re: backup compress on the fly

Alvin Oga wrote: On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Mike McCarty wrote: The point is that, if there is an error, all the CRCs in the world won't put the data back together again. If one uses crc or ecc ?? More correctly, FEC (Forward Error Correction). Note that even FEC cannot repair everything. mos

Re: backup compress on the fly

On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Mike McCarty wrote: > The point is that, if there is an error, all the CRCs in the > world won't put the data back together again. If one uses crc or ecc ?? most "large capacity" drives uses ECC which does support error correction at least in the firmware and tape controlle

Re: backup compress on the fly

ot* to compress your backups. Compressed file formats are notoriously intolerant of medium errors. It might be better to do subset backups each of which fits onto a single tape. What kind of tape drive doesn't put CRC data in each block? The point is that, if there is an error, all the CRCs i

Re: backup compress on the fly

On Fri, Sep 30, 2005 at 07:03:16AM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote: > find /my_dir \( -type f -o -type l \) | tar zcvf /dev/st0 -T - what are the safe kind of things to exclude ? I was thinking of: -i zip -i cpio (both these are already backups of other data) /proc

Re: backup compress on the fly

On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 13:56:45 -0500 Mike McCarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Joe Mc Cool wrote: [snip] > > If you are making archives, or you are backing up a system which, > if it failed and you lost everything it would be a terrible > disaster, then I recommend you *

Re: backup compress on the fly

ant to fit all my current data, or certainly selected dirs unto one tape. Surely I should be able to compress the files before they are sent to the tape. I suspect it can be done with gzip, but I am not sure of the syntax. Obviously I need to get it right. Whether compression is advisable depe

Re: backup compress on the fly

On Fri, 30 Sep 2005, Joe Mc Cool wrote: > my ancient, but reliable, backup script is essentially: > > find /my_dir | cpio -ov > /dev/st0 find /my_dir \( -type f -o -type l \) | tar zcvf /dev/st0 -T - - grep out stuff you don't want before tar > I also need to know how to restore

backup compress on the fly

ent data, or certainly selected dirs unto one tape. Surely I should be able to compress the files before they are sent to the tape. I suspect it can be done with gzip, but I am not sure of the syntax. Obviously I need to get it right. I also need to know how to restore. (I have amanda on the b

Re: Install Compress::Zlib

Florian Ernst uni-hd.de> writes: > > Hello John, hello list! > libdate-manip-perl, libhtml-parser-perl, libcompress-zlib-perl are the > respective package names. You can find their names by searching the > contents of packages on . > > HTH, > Flo > Tha

Re: Install Compress::Zlib

Hello John, hello list! On Sat, Sep 11, 2004 at 12:05:07AM -0500, John Fleming wrote: > I'm trying to use the ClamAV Webmin module. The module seems to work, but > there is a message to please install Compress::Zlib. However, when I try to > do with CPAN, I get the follwoing: &

Install Compress::Zlib

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Here is a cool script to compress your mail files!

Here is a cool script for anyone that has really big email files and wants to have them compressed. #!/bin/bash for file in `ls | grep -v gz$ | grep -v sh$` do echo "Compressing $file..." gzip -c $file >> $file.gz rm $file touch $file done -- Jake Johnson http://www.plutoid.com -- To UNSUBS

Re: Is there a script to compress mailboxes and touch new?

On Fri, May 28, 2004 at 12:08:44AM -0700, Jake Johnson wrote: > Hello, My Mail boxes are getting quite large and I was wondering if > anyone had a script to append and gzip the files and touch new ones? apt-get install archivemail Works a treat here. -- Andrew Shipton --

Is there a script to compress mailboxes and touch new?

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I don't want logrotate to compress my own logfiles

I've just tracked this one down. logrotate is being run indirectly by /etc/cron.weekly/sysklogd, which contains the line: for LOG in `syslogd-listfiles --weekly` I keep tracks of my local changes in a file in /usr/local/logs/changes.log, which is written to my a script of mine, which i

Re: how to zip/compress a directory?

"john smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >nope. it won't work.. > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] share]$ tar czvf pixmaps.tar.gz pixmaps >pixmaps/ >tar (child): pixmaps.tar.gz: Cannot open: Permission denied >tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now >pixmaps/3D-Gun.xpm >pixmaps/Ant.xpm >Broken pipe >[

Re: how to zip/compress a directory?

» john smith disse isso e eu digo aquilo: > nope. it won't work.. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] share]$ tar czvf pixmaps.tar.gz pixmaps > pixmaps/ > tar (child): pixmaps.tar.gz: Cannot open: Permission denied > tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now > pixmaps/3D-Gun.xpm > pixmaps/Ant.xpm > Br

Re: how to zip/compress a directory?

ssion problems --- Weitergeleitete Nachricht / Forwarded Message --- Date: Sat, 05 May 2001 01:13:24 +0100 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Colin Watson) To: debian-user@lists.debian.org Subject: Re: how to zip/compress a directory? > "john smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I

Re: how to zip/compress a directory?

"john smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I would like to zip a directory... gunzip -c > pixmaps.gz doesn't seem to >work. Also, I don't have a root password, I am an ordinary user only. No need to be root. Try 'tar czvf pixmaps.tar.gz pixmaps', if yo

how to zip/compress a directory?

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Solved ppp-compress problem

Hi, Thanks to all who replied. Everything was as it was supposed to be but I noticed in the kernel help package that compress only works as a module, and since I was getting an error msg on boot about a mising ppp module I decided to recompile ppp as a module this time. No error msgs at all now

Re: Help msg: modprobe can't locate ppp-compress

On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 09:06:53PM +0100, Jonathan Gift wrote: > Hi, > > I noticed in my daemon and sysylog that when logged in through pon and a > dial up account which is functioning fine that I have the following msg > repeated: > > modprobe: modprobe: Can't loc

Re: Help msg: modprobe can't locate ppp-compress

Take a look in /etc/modutils/aliases, there should be some entries similar to the following: alias ppp-compress-21 bsd_comp alias ppp-compress-24 ppp_deflate alias ppp-compress-26 ppp_deflate If they aren't there, add them and then run /sbin/update-modules. If th

Help msg: modprobe can't locate ppp-compress

Hi, I noticed in my daemon and sysylog that when logged in through pon and a dial up account which is functioning fine that I have the following msg repeated: modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module ppp-compress-21 modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module ppp-compress-26 modprobe: modpr

Re: compress - contained in which packet?

Subject: compress - contained in which packet? Date: Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 05:04:06PM +0100 In reply to:Walther, Christoph Quoting Walther, Christoph([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hi, > > does somebody know, which packet of the Debian 2.2 -distribution containes > the >

Re: compress - contained in which packet?

"Walther, Christoph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >does somebody know, which packet of the Debian 2.2 -distribution >containes the wellknown UNIX-commands > >compress and uncompress ? ncompress. They aren't installed by default because (a) they're allegedly

compress - contained in which packet?

Hi, does somebody know, which packet of the Debian 2.2 -distribution containes the wellknown UNIX-commands compress and uncompress ? They seem not be installed by the default-installation, so I couldn't find these commands in the /usr/bin-directory ! Thanks, Christoph Walther

Re: Symlink compress --> gzip

"Craig Law" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Long story but trying to load NDS Corporate Edition (best installed on >Redhat 6.1 or 6.2) onto my Debian server. I've been given instructions >by someone who has done it before. The shell script which installs the >product

Re: Symlink compress --> gzip

That did the trick - thank you >>> "Rino Mardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 24.10.2000 8:44:14 PM >>> I see. Well as root just do a "ln -s /usr/sbin/gzip /usr/sbin/compress" assuming gzip is in that directory. Just edit where appropriate. -> who wat

Re: Symlink compress --> gzip

I see. Well as root just do a "ln -s /usr/sbin/gzip /usr/sbin/compress" assuming gzip is in that directory. Just edit where appropriate. -> who watches the watchmen? Key fingerprint - E619 726E 3815 7A48 EAC7 E49F DF93 4E33 B069 0883 - Original Message - From: "

Re: Symlink compress --> gzip

Long story but trying to load NDS Corporate Edition (best installed on Redhat 6.1 or 6.2) onto my Debian server. I've been given instructions by someone who has done it before. The shell script which installs the product makes some reference to compress which apparently Debian doesn'

Re: Symlink compress --> gzip

Odd. Any distro can use or unzip gzipped files. What exactly you want done? --- who watches the watchmen? - Original Message - From: "Craig Law" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2000 12:38 PM Subject:

Symlink compress --> gzip

Can anyone tell me how I do this? I need to create a symbolic link between the gzip in Debian and Redhats compress. I've been told that if I do this I will be able to install a particular piece of software correctly. Thanks Craig

Re: ppp-compress-1 strangeness

> After the connection has been established, I get this: > modprobe: can't locate module ppp-compress-1 I haven't seen that one before... are you sure it isn't asking for ppp-compress-21? Anyway, here are my ppp-compress-* entries: alias ppp-compress-21 bsd_comp

Re: ppp-compress-1 strangeness

;Is this normal or are the "abort"s errors? viggov >After the connection has been established, I get this: viggov >modprobe: can't locate module ppp-compress-1 viggov >Then I get all the usual rcvd/sent -stuff, and the viggov >connection works quite allright (could be a little

ppp-compress-1 strangeness

;abort"s errors? After the connection has been established, I get this: modprobe: can't locate module ppp-compress-1 Then I get all the usual rcvd/sent -stuff, and the connection works quite allright (could be a little faster, maybe). Anyone got a clue? I guess I might be missing a module?!

Re: pack/compress?

On Mon Jun 7, 1999, Jonathan P Tomer wrote: > it strikes me as odd that the standard potato doesn't seem to include the > pack huffman coder or compress lzw compressor. while these are fairly > obsoleted by gzip, especially as gunzip will read .z and .Z files, they > still are mi

Re: pack/compress?

> it strikes me as odd that the standard potato doesn't seem to include the > pack huffman coder or compress lzw compressor. while these are fairly I think lzw is still under copyright, which means that it's illegal to distribute them without a c

pack/compress?

(please cc: replies to me, i am not on this list) it strikes me as odd that the standard potato doesn't seem to include the pack huffman coder or compress lzw compressor. while these are fairly obsoleted by gzip, especially as gunzip will read .z and .Z files, they still are mildly useful.

Can I compress my Linux partition ?

I would like to know if it's possible to compress a Linux partition with a drivespace-like utility. Thanks.

Re: Old Unix 'compress' (.Z) utility?

On Wed, 28 Apr 1999, Raymond A. Ingles wrote: > I can't seem to find a version of the old Unix 'compress' utility, that > generates .Z files. I know that gzip provides better compression, and > can uncompress .Z files, but it won't work for me. > > I'm

Old Unix 'compress' (.Z) utility?

I can't seem to find a version of the old Unix 'compress' utility, that generates .Z files. I know that gzip provides better compression, and can uncompress .Z files, but it won't work for me. I'm exporting some files to Minix, and Minix doesn't have a gzip po

module ppp-compress-21 not found

hi. List, I have no problem connecting to my isp and I don't have any problems with my transfer rate but in /var/log/messages I keep seeing this error messages; "can't locate module ppp-compress-21". I have managed to disable this error message but I am still wo

Re: Compress

> Anyone know where I can get 'compress' program? Can't answer your question, but: 1) Take a look at the ncompress package (from non-free). 2) Try an Internet search engine. Hope this help.

RE: Compress

> -Original Message- > From: Andrew Ivanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, November 29, 1998 12:58 PM > To: Debian user list > Subject: Compress > > > > Anyone know where I can get 'compress' program? > TIA, > Andrew > Package:

Re: Compress

On Sun, Nov 29, 1998 at 02:57:39PM -0600, Andrew Ivanov wrote: > Anyone know where I can get 'compress' program? In the 'ncompress' package. Adam

Re: Compress

> Anyone know where I can get 'compress' program? Probably nowhere for linux. The algorithm it uses is patented, so it's not legal to write Free Software versions of it (although gzip can _un_compress files that have been compressed with compress). Your best bet is to either

Compress

Anyone know where I can get 'compress' program? TIA, Andrew ___ Never include a comment that will help | Andrew Ivanov someone else understand your code. | [EMAIL PROTECTED] If they understand it, they don&#x

Re: savelog with "immediate" compress

On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, Debian List wrote: > However, that would cause the "useless" creation of the .0 file because it > will be nearly empty... :( each savelog would take up 2 files. It's just a shell script. Copy it somewhere (so you're changes won't be lost when a new savelog is installed) and

Re: savelog with "immediate" compress

Yes, thank you. However, that would cause the "useless" creation of the .0 file because it will be nearly empty... :( each savelog would take up 2 files. Anyone used the "logrotate" program (redhat has it) Thanks Ricardo On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, Joey Hess wrote: > Debian List wrote: > > I want to

Re: savelog with "immediate" compress

Debian List wrote: > I want to use savelog but I need the option that the .0 file created gets > compressed immediately... Can savelog do that? No. However, I think if you run the same savelog command trice in a row, you will get the effect you want. file.0 will still be uncompressed, but the logs

savelog with "immediate" compress

Hi, I want to use savelog but I need the option that the .0 file created gets compressed immediately... Can savelog do that? Thanks Ricardo -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .

montage: can't resolve symbol 'compress'

1> dpkg -S montage imagemagick: /usr/X11R6/bin/montage 1> dpkg -l imagemagick ii imagemagick 3.8.9-1 1> ldd /usr/X11R6/bin/montage libMagick.so.3.8 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libMagick.so.3.8 (0x4000b000) 3.8.9 libdf.so.4.0 => /usr/lib/libdf.so.4.0 (0x4011f000)

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