Currently I am using开发者_如何学Python: exec(\"zcat $filename\", $output) To uncompress a .Z type file but unfortunately my hosting company has now disabled this function.
I need to read in and process a bunch of ~40mb gzipped text files, and I need it done f开发者_高级运维ast and with minimal i/o overhead (as the volumes are used by others as well). The fastest way I\'
If my gz file does not exist, why doesn\'t it DIE? $ cat test.pl open(FILE, \"zcat dummy.gz |\") or die \"DIE\";
I\'m trying to search for a certain string in a lot of gziped csv files, the string is located at the first row and my thought was to get the first row of each file by combining find, zcat and head. B
I have all my Apache access log files as access.log, access.log.1 access.log.1.gz etc... What I want is to zcat all files in and not in gzip format and pipe them into an X program.
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