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This is probably user error, but I'm running into an issue compressing a file on the command line and decompressing it inside python. For example:
$ blpk --version
bloscpack: '0.16.0' python-blosc: '1.10.2' blosc: '1.21.0'
$ blpk compress foo.csv foo.csv.blp
$ ipython
In [1]: import blosc
In [2]: blosc.__version__
Out[2]: '1.10.2'
In [3]: blosc.decompress(open('foo.csv.blp', 'rb').read())
...
error: Error 39148941 : not a Blosc buffer or header info is corrupted
The file decompresses just fine using blpk on the command line, but doesn't seem to work using python-blosc for some reason. When saving compressed data from within python, I am able to decompress it without issue, but something about the format of the command-line produced data seems to cause an issue with decompression. Similar code works fine with other compression utilities like gzip and lz4
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This is probably user error, but I'm running into an issue compressing a file on the command line and decompressing it inside python. For example:
The file decompresses just fine using blpk on the command line, but doesn't seem to work using python-blosc for some reason. When saving compressed data from within python, I am able to decompress it without issue, but something about the format of the command-line produced data seems to cause an issue with decompression. Similar code works fine with other compression utilities like gzip and lz4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: