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Linux Kernel Development - Greg Kroah-Hartman from nu11secur1ty on Vimeo.

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compressing_and+decompressing-file&size()without_damage_export*of*large*file*into*a*small*place

compressing_and+decompressing-file&size()without_damage from nu11secur1ty on Vimeo.

# make 1G txt data file
dd if=/dev/zero of=data.txt bs=1M count=1024

# compress with tools
gzip -c data.txt > data.txt.gz
tar -cf data.txt.tar data.txt
xz -zk data.txt
7za a -t7z data.txt.7z data.txt

# compress with bzip2
bzip2 -zk data.txt

# make unlimited size bzip2 archive (3GB in this case)
dd if=/dev/zero bs=1G count=3 | bzip2 -c > fun.bz2

# start extracting that file
bzip2 -d fun.bz2

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# nu11secur1ty - test

# Make 3G file for test
dd if=/dev/zero bs=1MB count=3000 | bzip2 -c > fun.txt.bz2

# start extracting that file
bzip2 -d fun.txt.bz2

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#Manual
# make 4MB txt data file
dd if=/dev/zero of=fun.txt bs=4MB count=1

# make bzip2 archive
bzip2 fun.txt

# chech the size after compress
du -h fun.txt

# start extracting that file
bzip2 -d fun.txt.bz2

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