Our linux guru wastes a lot of time waiting for log files to compress every Friday, so I looked into the Compress::Zlib module for a solution. What I have come up with is a way to compress piped data to script. The problem is, if the pipe ends prematurely (due to a Control-C or power failure), the gzip file becomes corrupt. Is there anything I can do to repair the file? Specifically, when bad things happen, I get a "gunzip: log.gz: unexpected end of file" error.
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