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From: Jack Wenger <jwenger@acw-web.com>
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Subject: Compressing Tar
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Simple question, how can I compress a tarball as it's made, using
compress?
Something like: tar -cvf fred.tar * | compress * fred.tar.z, or something
like that?

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