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Outsourcing saves money => Issues Help Desk => Topic started by: fervi on July 02, 2014, 05:12:16 pm
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Hello!
Do you have any tutorial about using github with enigma project?
I want to share my source, but it doesn't look good (i can't unzip egm file, bacause when i zip it - enigma can't read) (egm file is little problematic in teamwork)
Fervi
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How are you rezipping it fervi and what are you changing? I am able to unzip and rezip EGM's fine on Windows. Also what distro are you on these days?
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Yhm - The zip command (what i used) compress only files, no directories
Thanks Robert
Fervi
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I don't know fervi, I just tested and I am able to extract and rezip an EGM using 7zip, though we use regular zip not the 7zip format.
Is the tree showing up blank? This happened the first time I did it because I accidentally placed the contents in a folder which was compressed to zip, you need to make sure the contents are TLD (top level directory). By which I mean if you open the egm/zip in an archive browser the files should be the first thing you see, not a folder that contains the files.
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Sorry - I know little English (12 years, just the basics: D)
When I used "zip -9 *" - the program compress files only
You need to use recursion (-r) to compress directories.
Zip does not compress directories and therefore nothing worked as it should: P
Fervi
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Sorry - I know little English (12 years, just the basics: D)
When I used "zip -9 *" - the program compress files only
You need to use recursion (-r) to compress directories.
Zip does not compress directories and therefore nothing worked as it should: P
Fervi
On linux install gzip all from your software manager, and just use the graphic interface to choose directorie you want to compress, it will do it correctly.
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EGM is supposed to support a non-archive mode for version control. You shouldn't have to zip up your git repo. If LGM can't open directories as an EGM, this is probably a simple fix.