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Subject: Re: How to zip a file on From Unix shell script
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RWB is correct - and the good news is that WinZip (a likely program at the
destination of your email) handles tar-ed and compress-ed files fine.  Of
course it may pay to add the .zip extension to the filename so that the
mail client knows what to do with it.



                                                                                                                         
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You can use compress or gzip to compress a file.  compress -v [filename]
should compress the file and tell you the percentage as well. Gzip is a GNU
utility that may be on your system.  These utilities may not be in your
current path.

RWB





WLSH <wlsh1961@yahoo.com>@fatcity.com on 10/16/2002 05:43:33 PM

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Hello, list:

We have a unix nightly job which will send an email to a user. However, the
file size is very large, so we need to zip the file before we send it out.
Does anyone know the syntax or command of zipping a file from UNIX ?




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