Hi Timothy,
Thank you very much for all the testing you have done on lzip. :-)
Timothy Beryl Grahek wrote:
Is there a way to look up what compression level was used after lzipping
a file?
You can look at the output of -lv. If the dictionary size is smaller
than the uncompressed size, then the file can be compressed more. (All
my files are already compressed at level -9):
$ lzip -lv *.lz
dict memb trail uncompressed compressed saved name
18 MiB 1 0 18800640 3040052 83.83%
gnuastro-0.4.tar.lz
384 KiB 1 0 389120 66713 82.86%
lzip-1.20-pre1.tar.lz
8 MiB 1 0 8373477 546257 93.48%
vv52_new.log.lz
60 KiB 1 0 60908 19056 68.71% zed.mdwn.lz
27624145 3672078 86.71% (totals)
Best regards,
Antonio.
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