Hi-
I'd like to thank everyone who replied to my original message. I appreciate all the
help. Unfortunately, I'm still having problems with unzipping .gz (or .z) files on
NT Server 4 running Analog 3.3. Here's what I did: I downloaded gzip and installed
it in my program files directory. The line from my logfile for uncompressing now
reads:
UNCOMPRESS *.z "c:\program files\gzip\gzip -cd"
LOGFILE *.z
I ran analog from the dos prompt so I could see the warnings and errors and this is
what I got:
analog.exe: Warning F: Problems uncompressing logfile radsmileApr15.z
The name specified is not recognized as an internal or exteral command, operable
program or batch file.
Also, this warning appears after many other warnings. Since Analog has to unzip the
file to read it before it generates the report, shouldn't it be at the beginning?
There actually are a few lines that I can't read because they were cut off of the
screen from the start of the program so there might be more. Are there any other
commands that I'm missing for the config file to get this to work correctly? Thanks
again for the help, I'm pretty lost with this.
-Jessica
Aengus Lawlor wrote:
> You might want to use the "short file name" version of the path, which
> is probably c:\progra~1\winzip\winzip32.exe. Open a DOS prompt and use
> DIR /X to versify the short name.
>
> (I'll also put in a plug for the the free, cross platform Info-Zip
> utility, which provides source code and precompiled versions of a PKZip
> compatible tool for lots of platforms. The basic utility is available as
> a command line tool, which is what you want for scripting, with
> different GUI utilities for different platforms. It's fast and powerful.
> It's available from http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/ . No support for
> .gz format, unfortunately, but you produce .zip files on your server
> with the Zip tool).
>
> One of the standard Unzip parameters is -p, which extracts the file to a
> pipe (defaults to stdout, afaik), and -c which extract to stdout. When
> uses with Analog, Analog captures this output as though it was reading
> the file from disk itself).
>
> Aengus
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