Jennie
Junior Member
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Hello everyone.
I'm hoping against hope someone might have some experience with .cpgz compression (I know, I know - you should hear my chat at parties).
The problem: when certain users (believed to be Windows users) upload their compressed/zipped files to Superhug's AWS S3 bucket, sometimes the downloading at the Sueprhug end results in an unextractable/uncompressionable/unopenable .cpgz file. The downloaded zip will literally keep "extracting" itself into a .cpgz folder.
Google searches have proven useless. The software I've tried to resolve this hasn't worked. Nothing has worked. It doesn't happen often enough to worry our developers as it's little ol' me who has to email the uploader every time and ask them to email me the associated files.
So..... if anyone knows anything about the whys and wherefores of this very boring problem I'd be monstrously appreciative.
Thanks for reading & apologies for being so mind-numbingly boring with one of my first DF posts :down:
Jen x
Hello everyone.
I'm hoping against hope someone might have some experience with .cpgz compression (I know, I know - you should hear my chat at parties).
The problem: when certain users (believed to be Windows users) upload their compressed/zipped files to Superhug's AWS S3 bucket, sometimes the downloading at the Sueprhug end results in an unextractable/uncompressionable/unopenable .cpgz file. The downloaded zip will literally keep "extracting" itself into a .cpgz folder.
Google searches have proven useless. The software I've tried to resolve this hasn't worked. Nothing has worked. It doesn't happen often enough to worry our developers as it's little ol' me who has to email the uploader every time and ask them to email me the associated files.
So..... if anyone knows anything about the whys and wherefores of this very boring problem I'd be monstrously appreciative.
Thanks for reading & apologies for being so mind-numbingly boring with one of my first DF posts :down:
Jen x