Streaming writes in framing2-format not supported

[dpq]

Hi,

Currently snzip lacks the ability to decompress files written with snappy.NewBufferedWriter() streaming writer. Upon reading the header of the next snappy frame it throws an error:

framing2-format.c:227: Unsupported identifier 0x73.

Other tools like python-snappy have been verified to work with this format correctly.

[kubo]

Hi @dpq,

Could you post a reproducible example?
How did you compress and decompress files?

I did the following on Ubuntu 20.04. It works fine.

$ pip3 install --user python-snappy  # install python-snappy
$ echo Hello World | python3 -m snappy -c > hello-world.sz     # compress by python-snappy
$ file hello-world.sz   # verify that the file format is snappy framed.
hello-world.sz: snappy framed data
$ cat hello-world.sz | ./snzip -d   # uncompress by snzip
Hello World

[dpq]

Hi, I can post a sample in a bit but the gist of it is that I had sort of like several snappy files concatenated to each other due to an error on my part. I.e. snzip was balking at the second frame's header's "s" character (sNaPpy).

[kubo]

Thanks.
I confirmed that snzip failed to decompress a concatenated file

$ echo Hello World | python3 -m snappy -c > hello-world.sz
$ cat hello-world.sz hello-world.sz > hello-world-concatenated.sz
$ cat hello-world-concatenated.sz | python3 -m snappy -d
Hello World
Hello World
$ cat hello-world-concatenated.sz | ./snzip -d
Hello World
Unsupported identifier 0x73

[kubo]

This issue was fixed by b607e60.
I'll release 1.0.5 before this weekend.