Re^7: IO::Uncompress::Gunzip thread safe?

What provides the gzip command on Windows for you?

UnxUtils (yes, it's a little bit old), maybe Cygwin

Security restricts what we can install

UnxUtils does not require any installation, just unpack the binaries from the ZIP archive.

Strawberry comes with a quite complete build environment, so maybe you could compile gzip from source.

Alexander

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Re^8: IO::Uncompress::Gunzip thread safe? by pryrt (Abbot) on Nov 22, 2016 at 22:55 UTC
UnxUtils (yes, it's a little bit old), maybe Cygwin or, similarly, the GnuWin32 gzip, which has an installer available, but you can download the binaries or the sources separately, as well. (Versions: UnxUtils gzip is v1.2.4; GnuWin32 gzip is v1.3.12. Both rather ancient.)	[reply]