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7zip has an amazing compression ratio. almost 50% better than .zip, i think.

 

PHP's zip library supports the .zip compression format and zlib in PHP supports the .gz compression format...but as gluck suggested, you might have to use PHP's exec() to run a system call to handle the 7zip format. make sure exec() hasn't been disabled in php.ini and note that if your PHP is on safe_mode, you might have to overcome some issues. Just look up 'safe_mode in php.ini' in the manual.

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Thanks! I didn't know it could be done automatically through the command line like that ^^

 

It's working great now :)

 

Just 1 more question please.. how can I make it so that it uses whatever I have set as the default settings? Instead of having to include all of the settings in the command line?

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Just 1 more question please.. how can I make it so that it uses whatever I have set as the default settings? Instead of having to include all of the settings in the command line?

 

that's very vague :)

 

i'm not sure what you mean by 'settings'

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I have configured 7zip to use very high compression to make very small files, so it makes say a 7meg file instead of the 220meg file it does with the default settings.

 

When I right click something and click 7zip>add to archive then it will use the settings that I set it to instead of default settings.

 

Is there a way to do this in PHP, or to manually add these settings to the command line? Like dictionary size and compression level and all that good stuff? Please? :D

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I have configured 7zip to use very high compression to make very small files, so it makes say a 7meg file instead of the 220meg file it does with the default settings.

 

When I right click something and click 7zip>add to archive then it will use the settings that I set it to instead of default settings.

 

Is there a way to do this in PHP, or to manually add these settings to the command line? Like dictionary size and compression level and all that good stuff? Please? :D

 

 

oh ok, well since you are running it via exec(), PHP can't do anything about the settings.

 

in any case, i'm not sure about the settings either. i think you probably have to set those settings when you configure the 7zip library before you compile to install it.

 

sorry i can't help, i'm not familiar with 7zip. maybe you can look it up on their site?

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