Here's a one liner shell script which agrees with $ rzip -h"
that "6" is rzip's default compression level. $ file=bash_completion ; rm /tmp/$file.rz ; rzip -k -o /tmp/$file.rz /etc/$file ; echo -n "D " ; du -b /tmp/$file.rz ; for l in $( seq 0 9 ) ; do rm /tmp/$file.rz; rzip -k -$l -o /tmp/$file.rz /etc/$file ; echo -n $l " " ; du -b /tmp/$file.rz ; done Thanks, Kingsley -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]