I need to make a backup on my external hard drive. I looked both at rsync and incremental tar. The problem is that I want my backup to be compressed. With rsync I can only compress the data transfer, but not the result.
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I have a makefile that I use to compress pictures:
src=$(wildcard Photos/*.jpg) $(wildcard Photos/*.JPG)
out=$(subst Photos,Compressed,$(src))
all : $(out)
clean:
@rmdir -r Compressed
Compressed:
@mkdir Compressed
Compressed/%.jpg: Photos/%.jpg Compressed
@echo "Compressing $<"
@convert "$<" -scale 20% "$@"
Compressed/%.JPG: Photos/%.JPG Compressed
@echo "Compressin
Hello, Fedore users.
I'm wondering if there is any application being able to handle compressed SWF files. If I try it with mencoder (mplayer), it tells me:
[swf @ 0x91a0a30]Compressed SWF format not supported
No way in Fedora Core 11?
What is the likelyhood that linux will provide support for the ability to specify folders or even individual files to be compressed inside the filesystem and decompressed on the fly when opened by any application?
Basically this would behave the same way as in Windoze systems, even letting .zip files (or .gz etc) behave as if they are just folders containing compressed files/folders.
Just some w
I need to find all compressed files on a Windows Server 2003 machine.
Search options do not provide this capability.
Is there a way to list/view all compressed files?
Perhaps, this can be done by PowerShell using file/folder attributes and put into a txt file with file location.
How would you go about backing up just some files and subdirectories of a given directory to a compressed archive so that the tree structure could then easily be recreated from that archive.
Basically, rsync, with a little bit of scripting around (to select the files and folders I need) does the job, except I don't want to just copy.
I've been zipping files to send to people, and they're not being compressed, even though it says they are. or maybe they're being super-minimally compressed. But I even managed to zip a folder and have it turn out larger than the size of the original folder.
I've looked all across the web for answers, but nothing has helped, and using other programs has resulted in the same thing.
When I am in the terminal and make new file they don't show up in Thunar till I am reload Thunar with F5Is there a way I don't have to reload and that Thunar show directly my new files?Gr Ayla
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