Raoul Behrend wrote:
> For the application I devellope, I have to collect gzipped astronomical
> images, calibrate (after gunzipping) them, and archive the raw image in a
> compressed manner. The new modified ones are also archived after a
> gzipping, while a copy of the unzipped processed image
Hello Bob and the gzip-Team,
Many thanks for the follow up of my proposition.
For the application I devellope, I have to collect gzipped astronomical images,
calibrate (after gunzipping) them, and archive the raw image in a compressed
manner. The new modified ones are also archived after a gzi
Hello Raoul,
Please keep the mailing list address in the CC list so that others may
participate in the discussion.
Raoul Behrend wrote:
> Unfortunately, I have to do it on several hundreds of astronomical images
> per night, both on linux and on wxp.
I don't understand why that would lead to a
Raoul Behrend wrote:
> I would really appreciate the presence of a -k option, like in bzip2, which
> keeps the original files while making the (de)compression ? Is it possible ?
Do any of the following do what you want?
gzip -dc file1 > file2
gunzip -c file1 > file2
gzip -d < file1.gz > fi
Hello,
I would really appreciate the presence of a -k option, like in bzip2, which keeps
the original files while making the (de)compression ? Is it possible ?
Kindest regards, R. Behrend
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Dr Raoul Behrend
Observatoire de Genève Geneva Observatory
CH-1290 Sauverny CH-129
