Nicolas JALLY Vtech wrote:
> > > perhaps you should use /bin/zcat instead of "gzip -cd" which
> > apparently is
> > > only for Windows system
> >
> > Huh?
>
> under linux
> try : /bin/zcat or gzcat
>
rahvin:~$ uname -a
Linux rahvin 2.2.12 #1 SMP Tue Nov 9 14:11:25 EST 1999 i686 unknown
rahvin:~$ which gzip
/bin/gzip
rahvin:~$
I've had gzip on every linux system I've ever used. But anyway, that's not the
point of the thead. :)
Andrew Coggins wrote:
> gzip: data/home/andrewc/logs/bratclub/bratclub-access_log-00-07-05.gz:
> unexpected end of file
This response is directly from gzip (so therefore gzip must exist in your path).
This implies that gzip can't read the file. Perhaps it's corrupt? Although you
say other stats packages can read it. Perhaps you have a mount problem? As Chris
recommended, see what happens when you
gzip -cd data/home/andrewc/logs/bratclub/bratclub-access_log-00-07-05.gz
HTH,
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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