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Even if they're using freebsd, tar, bzip, and bzip2 should still be
there. These are not gnu/linux-specific utilities.

Greg


On Mon, Sep 27, 2004 at 07:23:08PM -0500, Luke Davis wrote:
> Do you want a backup, or a mirror?  If you want a backup, then you will 
> never have to expand that data--it is just there in case something goes 
> seriously wrong on Shellworld.
> 
> If they are running Linux, then they have tar.  If they are running Linux, 
> then they have gzip.
> As for bzip2, that may be questionable, but if you have shell access, you 
> could always just check.
> 

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