Can not specify output file/folder name using command line tool (darwin)
baaa opened this issue · comments
These commands are executed back to back on the same input file, it only works when I do not specify any output file at all
UK-HAV-M4NAG8WN:zstd-fast yucelm01$ 4mc -d split_0000.4mz /tmp/delete/split_0000.json Unrecognized header : not a 4mc file UK-HAV-M4NAG8WN:zstd-fast yucelm01$ 4mc -d split_0000.4mz /tmp/delete/split_0000 Unrecognized header : not a 4mc file UK-HAV-M4NAG8WN:zstd-fast yucelm01$ 4mc -d split_0000.4mz /tmp/delete/split_0000.4mc Unrecognized header : not a 4mc file UK-HAV-M4NAG8WN:zstd-fast yucelm01$ 4mc -d split_0000.4mz /tmp/delete Warning : /tmp/delete already exists Overwrite ? (Y/N) : y Cannot open output file: /tmp/delete UK-HAV-M4NAG8WN:zstd-fast yucelm01$ 4mc -d split_0000.4mz Decoding file split_0000 Compression: ZSTD Successfully decoded 32517745 bytes UK-HAV-M4NAG8WN:zstd-fast yucelm01$
edit:
also it fails with the same error if I have a dot(.) in the filename anywhere like:
4mc -d split_0000.json.4mz
what if you do -z -d ?
both 4mc -z -d split_0000.4mz /tmp/delete/split_0000.json and 4mc -z -d split_0000.json.4mz /tmp/delete/split_0000.json works.
it even works without any extension at all (as it should) I guess the only trick is gotto know the compression type and provide -z flag, cheeers. I guess I will need to read the header and decide.
yes, it was implemented like that atm. it's not reading the header to understand the type.
feel free to implement it and pull request, thanks in advance!