Below is my code to create *.bz2 file.
<?php
//Moving file to temporary directory for compression
move_uploaded_file($_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"],"c:/" . $_FILES["file"]["name"]);
$url="c:/".$_FILES["file"]["name"];
//File compression
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Anyone know, how to unzip the file ? I've tried the above code to unzip it but it creates only 1kb of file for any files.
Problem is what unzip command, finish before all unzip is done.
Code:
#!/bin/dash
cd /home/ftpuser/www_base/
[code]....
difference between using "jar xvf" and "unzip" to unzip the zip-file?
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I am writing a script that will ping a server and then do a command if it gets a ping that is less than 100ms or more than 100ms. Basically, I need to have a variable for the ms.
Here is an example script.
Code:
Now, all I need to do is get a variable from the ping. I know I can do this:
Code:
But that just sets the whole line, I only want the ping, without "ms" at the end.
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Also, how can I do this with free, for example:
Code:
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