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Originally posted by: rboccuzzi

Node Name: GZip Archive
Node Category: Publishing
Use Case: Consider using this node when attempting to store output data in a gzip archive. Note that gzip does not support the inclusion of multiple source files in a single archive; for this functionality, use the Tar Archive node GZip compression enabled.
Tested on Release: 4.1.6
External Dependencies: None
Practical Usage Example: An example use of this node has been provided in the prototype examples graph which is released in conjunction with the prototype library. Please see that graph for a executable use case.
Node Documentation:

Functional Description: Parameters:

• FileName: To archive a single file, enter the full path and file name here
• ArchivePath: Full path to the archive file which is to be created.
• DeleteSourceFile: If true, the original source file will be deleted after archival.

Known Limitations: None

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Originally posted by: mgajdosik

Hi,

python code line 55 should look like:

outRec['FileName'] = outFileName

as right now the FileName output field shows the extracted file in the same folder as are the zipped files.

Marek

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Originally posted by: mmarinelli

Thank you for identifying this issue and providing a solution. The GZip Extract node has been altered to include this fix, and the prototype library archive within the Lavastorm Labs release post has been updated.

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Originally posted by: mlowe

Is there a version of all these archive nodes that uses input such as fields to determine a) the files to compress and b) the name of the archive?

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Originally posted by: rboccuzzi

I do not believe so, however we will be working on a set of nodes for LAL release in the future that will do that.

Cheers
Rich