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    Ark Support for .gz Gzip files

    It seems that Ark only supports reading and extracting .gz archives. Is there any way to create and edit Gzipped archives with Ark?
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    Re: Ark Support for .gz Gzip files

    With the KDE 4.2 / Ark 2.12:
    The program can handle various formats such as tar, gzip, bzip2,
    zip, rar and lha (if appropriate command-line programs are installed).
    Package ark suggests: ncompress, unzip, zip, zoo, bzip2, p7zip-full


    Here the Ark creates and edits the Gzipped archives. The easiest way to create: right click the file/directory > Compress > Gzip-compressed tar archive...


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      #3
      Re: Ark Support for .gz Gzip files

      the gzip package is installed. i know that it is able to deal with tar.gz archives. but it seems to only be able to read and extra .gz archives.
      Last edited by undoIT; Jan 25, 2013, 01:40 PM.
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        #4
        Re: Ark Support for .gz Gzip files

        Hmm - what tells (konsole) packing ?


        Example:

        Packing with the Ark:
        Code:
        ark --add-to Test.tar.gz Test.txt
        and check, the Test.tar.gz is:
        Code:
        file Test.tar.gz
        Test.tar.gz: gzip compressed data, from Unix, last modified: Wed Jun 10 23:36:28 2009
        and it has the original Test.txt file

        man ark
        SYNOPSIS
        ark [--extract--extract-to--add--add-to--guess-name] [folder] [files] [archive] [KDE Generic Options]
        [Qt Generic Options]

        ...
        --add-to files archive
        Add files to archive. Quit when finished. archive will be created if it does not exist.
        ...
        man file
        NAME
        file - determine file type
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