On 2011-01-07, Lin Sun wrote:
While reading the user doc for the commons compress project -
http://commons.apache.org/compress/examples.html
Under tar section, it says -
The tar package does not support the full POSIX tar standard nor more
modern GNU extension of said standard. It cannot
I've scanned the last couple of years of the mailing lists to try and get this
information. Apologies if it's answered elsewhere, but I couldn't find it.
I'm aware of the Incubator project Bean Validator which is taking the Commons
Validator in a new, JSR-303 direction.
I've also noted some
Hi Jacob,
The best way to get the ball rolling on something like this is to create a
patch and attach it to a JIRA ticket. Next would be getting a release out which
means a committer would need to volunteer and be voted in as the release
manager.
Gary Gregory
Senior Software Engineer
Rocket
Hi Stefan
Thanks much for the prompt reply. Good to know compress supports up
to 8GB and I am very eager to try it today. Do you know if this
sentence is still valid -
The tar package does not support the full POSIX tar standard nor more
modern GNU extension of said standard
since you think
On 2011-01-07, Lin Sun wrote:
Do you know if this sentence is still valid -
The tar package does not support the full POSIX tar standard nor more
modern GNU extension of said standard
Absoluetly, yes.
since you think compress project should support up to 8GB? I am
hoping it is no longer
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