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I've symlinked /usr/bin/pxz to /usr/local/bin/xz for me to use it whenever some tool tries to use the "normal" xz. However, there's also unxz which automatically uncompresses given files.
But when creating a symlink unxz, pxz is still in "compress" mode (and does nothing as it detects that the file is already compressed).
Could you add a feature to detect the called name and act accordingly (should work with unxz and probably punxz, too)?
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I've symlinked
/usr/bin/pxz
to/usr/local/bin/xz
for me to use it whenever some tool tries to use the "normal" xz. However, there's alsounxz
which automatically uncompresses given files.But when creating a symlink
unxz
, pxz is still in "compress" mode (and does nothing as it detects that the file is already compressed).Could you add a feature to detect the called name and act accordingly (should work with
unxz
and probablypunxz
, too)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: