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Download binary and source
The tool is currently hosted on bitbucket. Zip archives are also available.
Options
The following options are currently available in JWAT-Tools.
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C:\Java\workspace\jwat-tools>jwattools.bat
JWATTools v0.1.0
usage: JWATTools [-dte] [file ...]
-t test validity of ARC, WARC and/or GZip file(s)
-e show errors
-d decompress
-r recursive
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You can supply one or more files. Each file can contain * and/or ? wildcards, but only in the filename part of the path. You can use more wildcards at the same time if you want.
-t (test)
Reads and validates all the files supplied. Files which are not recognized as either GZip, ARC or WARC are skipped. If wildcards are used, files that do not match are also skipped.
Use -e for more than a summary of errors.
-d (decompress)
Decompress one or more (multi-part) GZip files and write the decompressed data to a new file, one for each input file.
Useful for decompressing ARC and/or WARC files.
-r (recursive)
Is currently ignored. All operations are currently recursive.
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