On 170502-10:33+0200, Raffaele Belardi wrote: > Miroslav Rovis wrote: > > gzip apparently inconsistent behavior occupies the most part of the report > > on > > inconsistencies here (esp. the script make_gzip_archives_consistent.sh). > > Checked on my system, same behaviour, looking inside the gzip file you see > why. I used > shed but strings is easier: > > $ strings eix-installed-after_1.gz > eix-installed-after_1 > ... > > $ strings eix-installed-after_2.gz > eix-installed-after_2 > ... > > gzip stores the filename in the compressed file so the files differ.
No, it doesn't, on my system. Did you really check the files: https://lists.gt.net/engine?do=post_attachment;postatt_id=51651;list=gentoo https://lists.gt.net/engine?do=post_attachment;postatt_id=51652;list=gentoo (these should download as eix-installed-after_1.gz former and eix-installed-after_2.gz the latter)? And they have these SHA256: fff6f3f0f07c863fee6962379f063f742578569fd13fcee3df9161b4a6d99aa7 eix-installed-after_1.tar.gz b88cd07885fbdc2235c9c64be7d02aa9ace7661cc2fce07909355e369366b408 eix-installed-after_2.tar.gz If you did check those files, and there are the strings you say, at what byte, the start, and the end... Really don't know how you got that... > But you get different results even if you use the same file name, so digging > into the file > format (e.g. http://www.zlib.org/rfc-gzip.html#file-format) you find that > gzip stores the > MTIME (Modification TIME) in the file header, so even equally-named files > will also differ. > > HTH, I did not have the time to go through your long email completely. > > raffaele And for easier insight into this plight of mine with these inconsistencies/issues, I am about to send another, I hope much clearer email --but no gzip issue in the new email, if gzip to discuss, pls, this sub-thread should better be used-- I resend a different email because I need the old quotes, removed in your reply... Thanks for caring! -- Miroslav Rovis Zagreb, Croatia https://www.CroatiaFidelis.hr
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