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gzexe — Compress executable files while keeping them executable. Back up the original file, appending `~` to
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How to use the
gzexe command: Compress executable files while keeping them executable. Back up the original file, appending ~ to its name and create a shell script that uncompresses and executes the binary inside it. More information: <https://manned.org/gzexe>.Solution
gzexe — Compress executable files while keeping them executable. Back up the original file, appending ~ to its name and create a shell script that uncompresses and executes the binary inside it. More information: <https://manned.org/gzexe>.Compress an executable file in-place:
gzexe {{path/to/executable}}[d]ecompress a compressed executable in-place (i.e. convert the shell script back to an uncompressed binary):
gzexe -d {{path/to/compressed_executable}}Code Snippets
Compress an executable file in-place
gzexe {{path/to/executable}}[d]ecompress a compressed executable in-place (i.e. convert the shell script back to an uncompressed binary)
gzexe -d {{path/to/compressed_executable}}Context
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