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Assignee: (unassigned) => gianluigi (gianluigi-rossi)
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Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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Yes, it still happens. To see it:
sudo apt-get install ncompress
compress FILENAME (any file will do it) -> this will create a FILENAME.Z file
file FILENAME.Z
See the result:FILENAME.Z: compress'd data 16 bits
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This bug hasn't been touched in a year. is it still a problem?
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ect: [Bug 683668] Re: file command in 10.10 produces wrong message
@latimerio: the description you have given (data being compressed with
'compress') 1. is in a continuous tense, which is not the best thing
(although I'm not a native English speaker), and contains the word compress
twi
@latimerio: the description you have given (data being compressed with
'compress')
1. is in a continuous tense, which is not the best thing (although I'm not a
native English speaker), and contains the word compress twice... if we tolerate
that, we could say "data compressed with 'compress'"
2.
riginal Message-
From: boun...@canonical.com [mailto:boun...@canonical.com] On Behalf Of
Robert Roth
Sent: Donnerstag, 2. Dezember 2010 23:40
To: fomem...@freenet.de
Subject: [Bug 683668] Re: file command in 10.10 produces wrong message
My fix is not the best one. This bug needs a better wording. A
My fix is not the best one. This bug needs a better wording. Archives
are described by the file utility as "gzip compressed data", "7-zip
compressed data", etc. "compress'd data" stands for an abbreviation of
the ugly wording "compress compressed data" (compress being the name of
the app used to co
Diff for fixing this, changing compress'd to compressed.
** Patch added: "Diff changing compress'd with compressed."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file/+bug/683668/+attachment/1753467/+files/compressed.diff
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I have found it... it happens when trying with compressed data
compressed using the compress command found in the ncompress package.
Setting to Confirmed.
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
** Tags added: bitesize string-fix
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Could you please attach a sample file this happens with? I have tried
with more compressed types, and each one was compressed as expected.
Tried with .zip, .tar.gz, and tried with a gzip zipped manually with
gzip.
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Status: New => Incomplete
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