Dear All
Utilities compress and uncompress seem to have disapeared when I migrate from CentOS 4 to CentOS 5. Anyone knows where we can find them?
Thanks
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On Dec 25, 2007 5:10 AM, Daniel Augusto Martins danmart@eln.gov.br wrote:
Dear All
Utilities compress and uncompress seem to have disapeared when I migrate from CentOS 4 to CentOS 5. Anyone knows where we can find them?
I found the other day gzip and gunzip could work on files created by compress/uncompress.
Akemi
Yes, gzip and gunzip both work as compress and uncompress. The problem is that there is a key in compress and uncompress (-) that is used to inform them to read from stdin so we have to eventually change scripts that used compress and uncompress to contemplate this feature. In our case if we changed scripts they runned ou of their md5sum and could not work anymore.
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Daniel Martins wrote:
Yes, gzip and gunzip both work as compress and uncompress. The problem is that there is a key in compress and uncompress (-) that is used to inform them to read from stdin so we have to eventually change scripts that used compress and uncompress to contemplate this feature. In our case if we changed scripts they runned ou of their md5sum and could not work anymore.
Then why don't you install ncompress, as has been suggested before?
Ralph
I have been running Centos 4.5 on one of my servers and have a custom kernel to handle some hardware issues. Is there a kernel version change included in the 4.6 update? If so, what version?
Thanks, --peter
Peter Gross wrote:
I have been running Centos 4.5 on one of my servers and have a custom kernel to handle some hardware issues. Is there a kernel version change included in the 4.6 update? If so, what version?
All of my 4.6 boxes are reporting kernel-2.6.9-67.0.1.EL.
Best,
On Dec 25, 2007 7:17 AM, Peter Gross pag@nanosec.com wrote:
I have been running Centos 4.5 on one of my servers and have a custom kernel to handle some hardware issues.
Wonder what hardware issues...
Akemi
Akemi Yagi wrote:
On Dec 25, 2007 7:17 AM, Peter Gross pag@nanosec.com wrote:
I have been running Centos 4.5 on one of my servers and have a custom kernel to handle some hardware issues.
Wonder what hardware issues...
I had an Nforce mb with onboard NIC that wasn't working at Gigabit speed was the primary reason I custom built kernel 2.6.20-1 if I recall.
So I haven't done a yum upgrade yet because I know I had to custom build some packages to work with 2.6.20 and I'm afraid those ones will get overwritten.
--peter
On Dec 25, 2007 10:25 AM, Peter Gross pag@nanosec.com wrote:
Akemi Yagi wrote:
On Dec 25, 2007 7:17 AM, Peter Gross pag@nanosec.com wrote:
I have been running Centos 4.5 on one of my servers and have a custom kernel to handle some hardware issues.
Wonder what hardware issues...
I had an Nforce mb with onboard NIC that wasn't working at Gigabit speed was the primary reason I custom built kernel 2.6.20-1 if I recall.
So I haven't done a yum upgrade yet because I know I had to custom build some packages to work with 2.6.20 and I'm afraid those ones will get overwritten.
--peter
Well, that would be a bit of work if you have other packages to take care of for each kernel update. I suppose upgrading to CentOS 5 is not an option for you? If your NIC is supported in C5, it might be a better solution in the long run. I have a couple of nforce 430 + onboard NIC systems running the C5 distro kernel and they work at gigabit speed.
Akemi
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