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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63528476/node-express-server-does-not-serve-compressed-static-files-with-brotli-and-gzip

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63528476/node-express-server-does-not-serve-compressed-static-files-with-brotli-and-gzip

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54725683/when-extracting-my-json-gz-file-some-characters-are-added-to-it-and-the-file

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56801037/how-to-fix-found-invalid-data-while-decoding

问题 I have a problem with this CURL call: curl -X POST \ --data-binary '@File01.tar.gz' \ http://website.intra.prova.it/gore-orgac/PINGU/TEST/lots/Test_017/content/files/File02.tar.gz And I receive this error: curl: (56) Failure when receiving data from the peer But if I do this CURL: curl -X POST \ --data-binary '@File01.tar.gz' \ http://website.intra.prova.it/gore-orgac/PINGU/TEST/lots/Test_017/content/files/File02 Its works well. Why is that? 回答1: cURl error 56 can have different reason like:

问题 I'm trying to get the new Brotli compression scheme working in IIS using "Brotli compression module for Microsoft IIS" by iisspeed.com. The Brotli compression module itself works fine if I change the <httpCompression> config section in applicationHost.config to only have the Brotli module. The problem is that I want to have both gzip and Brotli, and prefer Brotli The documentation on iisspeed.com says to do this: <httpCompression directory="path\to\temp\folder" minFileSizeForComp="50">

问题 There are very similar questions about this topic, but non deals with this under R quite precisely. I have a csv.gz file and I would like to "unzip" the file and have it as ordinary *.csv file. I suppose one would go about first reading the csv.gz file and latter via write.csv command create the csv file itself. Here what I have tried a part of other things: gz.file <- read.csv(gzfile(file.choose()), as.is = TRUE) gives: head(gz.file) farmNo.milk.energy.vet.cows 1 1;862533;117894;21186;121 2

问题 Is it possible to compress/decompress a string in bash using stdin/stdout ? I tried this but apparently it is not supported ? hey=$(echo "hello world" | gzip -cf) echo $hey # returns a compressed string echo $hey | gzip -cfd gzip: stdin is a multi-part gzip file -- not supported I'm not well versed in linux but I read other compression utilities man pages and couldn't find a solution? 回答1: When you do: hey=$(echo "hello world" | gzip -cf) You don't have same same bytes in variable hey as you

问题 Is it possible to compress/decompress a string in bash using stdin/stdout ? I tried this but apparently it is not supported ? hey=$(echo "hello world" | gzip -cf) echo $hey # returns a compressed string echo $hey | gzip -cfd gzip: stdin is a multi-part gzip file -- not supported I'm not well versed in linux but I read other compression utilities man pages and couldn't find a solution? 回答1: When you do: hey=$(echo "hello world" | gzip -cf) You don't have same same bytes in variable hey as you

问题 Is it possible to compress/decompress a string in bash using stdin/stdout ? I tried this but apparently it is not supported ? hey=$(echo "hello world" | gzip -cf) echo $hey # returns a compressed string echo $hey | gzip -cfd gzip: stdin is a multi-part gzip file -- not supported I'm not well versed in linux but I read other compression utilities man pages and couldn't find a solution? 回答1: When you do: hey=$(echo "hello world" | gzip -cf) You don't have same same bytes in variable hey as you