[BackupPC-users] What is the best way (using perl) to determine the length of a compressed backup file?
2008-11-02 15:59:48
I have been considering the following:
- Uncompressing the full file to determine its length..
But this is very computationally inefficient for large files...
- Unpacking attrib file but this seems
This seems best, but I'm not sure what are the best/easiest
subroutines for parsing the attrib file
(I looked at Holger's BackupPC_attribCheck and to my naive eyes it
looked pretty complicate)
So are there any higher level subroutines I could use as a basis? If
so, which ones...
Thanks
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