Hi
The Subject says everything, not to mention that gunzip will always
decompress, so there is no need for -d.
gunzip: unknown option -- d
usage: gunzip [-cfhlNnqrtVv] [-o filename] [file ...]
--
diff --git a/bin/setup.in b/bin/setup.in
index 6133d77..a802598 100755
--- a/bin/setup.in
+++ b/bin/setup.in
@@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ export SUSE_ASNEEDED=0
OOO_SCALED_ICONS_VER=ooo-scaled-icons
OOO_SCALED_ICONS_TARBALL=$OOO_SCALED_ICONS_VER.tar.gz
OOO_SCALED_ICONS_UNTAR_OPTIONS=xzf
-OOO_SCALED_ICONS_DECOMPRESS_CMD="gunzip -dc"
+OOO_SCALED_ICONS_DECOMPRESS_CMD="gunzip -c"
#
# up-stream changed the split and names at random
diff --git a/bin/unpack b/bin/unpack
index a576f25..e87e8f7 100755
--- a/bin/unpack
+++ b/bin/unpack
@@ -638,7 +638,7 @@ fi
if test -f $SRCDIR/$APACHE_ANT_TARBALL; then
$echo_n "Extracting ant $echo_c"
- (gunzip -dc $SRCDIR/$APACHE_ANT_TARBALL | $GNUTAR xf - )|| exit 1;
+ (gunzip -c $SRCDIR/$APACHE_ANT_TARBALL | $GNUTAR xf - )|| exit 1;
echo "done";
else
echo "Don't need to unpack ant";
Context
- [Libreoffice] gunzip -d is not available on every gunzip implementation · Robert Nagy
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