1MOGTOOL(1)            User Contributed Perl Documentation           MOGTOOL(1)
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NAME

6       mogtool -- Inject/extract data to/from a MogileFS installation
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8       WARNING: this utility is deprecated! See MogileFS::Utils
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SYNOPSIS

11           $ mogtool [general-opts] <command> [command-opts] <command-args>
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13           $ mogtool --trackers=127.0.0.1:6001 --domain=foo --class=bar ...
14           $ mogtool --conf=foo.conf ...
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16           $ mogtool inject thefile.tgz thefilekey
17           $ mogtool inject --bigfile thebigfile.tgz thefilekey
18           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --gzip thebigfile.tar thefilekey
19           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --gzip mydirectory thedirkey
20           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --gzip /dev/hda4 thedevkey
21           $ mogtool inject --nobigfile bigcontiguousfile bigcfilekey
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23           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --gzip --verify \
24                            --description="Description" \
25                            --receipt="foo@bar.com, baz@bar.com" \
26                            --concurrent=5 --chunksize=32M \
27                            somehugefile thefilekey
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29           $ mogtool extract thefilekey thenewfile.tgz
30           $ mogtool extract thefilekey -
31           $ mogtool extract --bigfile thedirkey .
32           $ mogtool extract --bigfile --asfile thedirkey thefile.tgz
33           $ mogtool extract --bigfile thedevkey /dev/hda4
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35           $ mogtool delete thekey
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37           $ mogtool locate --noverify thekey
38           $ mogtool locate --bigfile thekey
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40           $ mogtool list
41           $ mogtool listkey key
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GENERAL OPTIONS

44       --debug
45           Turn on MogileFS debug output.
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47       --trackers=<[preferred_ip/]ip:port>[,<[preferred_ip/]ip:port>]*
48           Specify one or more trackers for your MogileFS installation.  Note
49           that you can specify preferred IPs to override the default IPs
50           with.  So it would look something like 10.10.0.1/10.0.0.1:8081.
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52       --domain=<domain>
53           Set the MogileFS domain to use.
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55       --class=<class>
56           Set the class within the domain to use.  Defaults to _default.
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58       --conf=<file>
59           Specify a configuration file to load from.
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61       --lib=<directory>
62           Specify a directory to use as a library path.  Right now, this
63           should be the directory where you expect to find the MogileFS.pm
64           file, if it's not actually installed.
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COMMANDS

67       inject|i
68           Insert a resource into MogileFS.  See "INJECT OPTIONS" and "INJECT
69           ARGUMENTS" for the rest of how to use the inject mode.
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71       extract|x
72           Extract a resource from MogileFS.  See "EXTRACT OPTIONS" and
73           "EXTRACT ARGUMENTS" for how to use extract.
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75       delete|rm
76           Delete a resource.  See "DELETE OPTIONS" and "DELETE ARGUMENTS".
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78       locate|lo key
79           List the paths to the file identified by the given key.
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81       list|ls
82           List all big files contained in MogileFS.  No options, no
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85       listkey|lsk key
86           List all files which match the key. Key is just a prefix, and this
87           will list all keys which match the prefix. So if you specify key as
88           "ABC1" then you'll get all keys which start with the characters
89           "ABC1"
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INJECT OPTIONS

92       The following options are used to control the behavior of the injector.
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94       --bigfile|-b
95           If specified, use chunking to break the resource into manageable
96           pieces.
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98       --chunksize=<size>[B|K|M|G]
99           When instructed to break files into chunks, the injector will use
100           the specified chunk size as the maximum chunk size.  Defaults to
101           64M.  You can specify the chunk size manually and specify the
102           units--defaults to bytes.
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104       --gzip|-z
105           If specified, mogtool will gzip the data as it's going into
106           MogileFS.  The resource will be marked as compressed.
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108           Note that you do not need to specify this if the resource is
109           already gzipped, but it doesn't hurt.  (We automatically detect
110           that and mark it as compressed.)
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112       --overwrite
113           If you previously were working on injecting a big file as chunks
114           and the process died, normally mogtool refuses to do it again.
115           Specify this option to force the overwrite of that file.
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117           NOTE: Other than in the above case (partial failure), mogtool will
118           not prompt before overwriting an existing file.
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120       --verify
121           If on, we do a full MD5 verification of every chunk after it is
122           replicated.  This can take a while on large files!
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124       --description=<text>
125           Specifies a description for this file.  Optional, but assists in
126           reporting and listing the large files in MogileFS.  (This is also
127           displayed in any receipts that are created.)
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129       --receipt=<email address>[, <email address>]*
130           If specified, emails a copy of the receipt file to the specified
131           comma-separated email addresses.  Also creates a local filesystem
132           copy of the receipt file.
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134       --concurrent=<number>
135           Specifies the number of concurrent processes to run for MogileFS
136           insertion.  If you are noticing mogtool spend most of it's time
137           waiting for children and not actually buffering data, you may wish
138           to raise this number.  The default is 1 but we've found 3 or 4 work
139           well.
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INJECT ARGUMENTS

142       resource
143           What you actually want to inject.  This can be a file, directory,
144           or a raw partition in the format /dev/X.
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146           Please see "USAGE EXAMPLES" for more information on how to inject
147           these different types of resources and the differences thereof.
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149       key Specifies the key to save this file to.  For big files, the key is
150           actually "_big_N:key" and "key,#" where N is one of a bunch of
151           things we use and # is the chunk number.
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153           Generally, you want this to be descriptive so you remember what it
154           is later and can identify the file just by looking at the key.
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EXTRACT OPTIONS

157       --bigfile|-b
158           If specified, indicates that this resource was chunked on injection
159           and should be reassembled for extraction.
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161       --gzip|-z
162           Specifies to mogtool that it should ungzip the output if and only
163           if it was compressed when inserted into the MogileFS system.  So,
164           if you're extracting a file that wasn't gzipped to begin with, this
165           doesn't do anything.
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167       --asfile
168           Useful when extracting something previously inserted as a
169           directory--this option instructs mogtool to treat the resource as a
170           file and not actually run it through tar for decompression.
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EXTRACT ARGUMENTS

173       key Specifies the key to get the file from.
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175       destination
176           What destination means varies depending on what type of resource
177           you're extracting.  However, no matter what, you can specify a
178           single dash (-) to mean STDOUT.
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180           Please see the usage examples for more information on how extract
181           works.
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DELETE OPTIONS

184       --bigfile|-b
185           The resource is a "big file" and all chunks should be deleted.
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DELETE ARGUMENTS

188       key Specifies the key of the file to delete.
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LOCATE OPTIONS

191       --verify
192           Verify that the returned paths actually contain the file.  The
193           locate commands defaults to verify, you can disable it with
194           --noverify.
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196       --bigfile|-b
197           The resource is a "big file" and the locations of the information
198           key should be printed.
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LOCATE ARGUMENTS

201       key Specifies the key of the file to locate
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RETURN VALUES

204       0   Success during operation.
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206       1   During the locate, list, or listkey operation, the key was not
207           found.
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209       2   Some fatal error occurred.
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USAGE EXAMPLES

212       Please note that all examples assume you have a default config file
213       that contains the tracker and domain to use.  Saves us from having to
214       clutter up the command line.
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216   Small Files (<64MB)
217       When it comes to using small files, mogtool is very, very easy.
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219       Injection
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221           $ mogtool inject foo.dbm foo.dbm.2004.12
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223       Injects the file foo.dbm into MogileFS under the key of
224       foo.dbm.2004.12.
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226           $ mogtool inject --gzip foo.dbm foo.dbm.2004.12
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228       Injects the same file to the same key, but compresses it on the fly for
229       you.
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231       Extraction
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233           $ mogtool extract foo.dbm.2004.12 newfoo.dbm
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235       Retrieves the key foo.dbm.2004.12 and saves it as newfoo.dbm.
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237           $ mogtool extract --gzip foo.dbm.2004.12 newfoo.dbm
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239       Gets the file and automatically decompresses it, if and only if it was
240       compressed.  So basically, you can turn on gzip in your config file and
241       mogtool will do the smart thing each time.
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243           $ mogtool extract foo.dbm.2004.12 -
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245       Print the resource to standard out.  If you want, you can pipe it
246       somewhere or redirect to a file (but why not just specify the
247       filename?).
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249   Large Files (>64MB)
250       Given mogtool's ability to break files into chunks and later reassemble
251       them, inserting large files (even files over the 4GB barrier) is
252       relatively easy.
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254       Injection
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256           $ mogtool inject --bigfile largefile.dat largefile.dat
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258       As expected, inserts the file largefile.dat into the MogileFS system
259       under the name largefile.dat.  Not very creative.  Uses the default
260       64MB chunks.
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262           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --chunksize=16M largefile.dat largefile.dat
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264       Specify to use 16MB chunks instead of the default.  Otherwise, the
265       same.
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267           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --chunksize=1000K --gzip largefile.dat somekey
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269       Do it again, but specify 1000KB chunks, gzip automatically, and upload
270       it under a different key somekey.
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272           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --concurrent=5 --gzip largefile.dat somekey
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274       Same as above, but use 5 children processes for uploading chunks to
275       MogileFS.  This can take up to 300MB of memory in this example!  (It
276       tends to use about (concurrency + 1) * chunksize bytes.)
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278           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --chunksize=32M --concurrent=3 --gzip \
279                     --receipt="foo@bar.com" --verify --description="A large file" \
280                     largefile.dat somekey
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282       Break this file into 128MB chunks, set a description, use 3 children to
283       upload them, gzip the file as you go, do a full MD5 verification of
284       every chunk, then email a receipt with all of the MogileFS paths to me.
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286       Lots of flexibility with mogtool.
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288       Extraction
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290           $ mogtool extract --bigfile somekey newfile.dat
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292       In its basic form, extracts the previously inserted large file and
293       saves it as newfile.dat.
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295           $ mogtool extract --bigfile --gzip somekey newfile.dat
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297       If the file was gzipped on entry, ungzip it and save the result.  If it
298       wasn't gzipped, then we just save it.
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300   Directories
301       Directories are easily injected and extracted with mogtool.  To create
302       the data stream that is inserted into MogileFS, we use tar.
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304       Injection
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306           $ mogtool inject --bigfile mydir mykey
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308       Run mydir through tar and then save it as mykey.
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310           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --gzip --concurrent=5 mydir mykey
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312       Inject, but also gzip and use multiple injectors.
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314       Note how this is just like injecting a large file.  See injection
315       examples for large files for more examples.
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317       Extraction
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319           $ mogtool extract --bigfile mykey .
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321       Extract the previously injected directory mykey to your local
322       directory.
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324           $ mogtool extract --bigfile --asfile mykey foo.tar
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326       Take the previously generated tarball and save it as foo.tar.  Simply
327       creates the file instead of extracting everything inside.
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329   Partitions/Devices
330       mogtool has the ability to inject raw partitions into MogileFS and to
331       retrieve them later and write them back to a partition.  They're
332       treated just like directories for the most part, we just don't pipe
333       things through tar.
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335       Injection
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337           $ mogtool inject --bigfile /dev/hda3 hda3.backup
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339       Save a raw copy of your partition /dev/hda3 to the key hda3.backup.
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341           $ mogtool inject --bigfile --gzip /dev/hda3 hda3.backup
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343       Same, but compress on the fly during injection.
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345       Extraction
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347           $ mogtool extract --bigfile hda3.backup /dev/hda4
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349       Extract the partition at hda3.backup to the partition /dev/hda4.
350       WARNING: mogtool won't ask for confirmation, make sure you don't
351       mistype partition numbers!
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353   Deleting a Resource
354       WARNING: Please make sure you're specifying the right parameter, as
355       delete does not prompt for confirmation of the request!
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357           $ mogtool delete thekey
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359       Delete a normal file.
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361           $ mogtool delete --bigfile thekey
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363       Delete a chunked file--this deletes all chunks and the receipt, so the
364       file is gone.
365
366   Listing Big Files
367           $ mogtool list backup
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369       Lists all large files stored in MogileFS.  It is not possible to list
370       all normal files at this time.
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372   Listing Files Matching a Key
373           $ mogtool listkey abc1
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375       Lists all files in MogileFS whose keys start with the characters
376       "abc1".
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CONFIGURATION FILE

379       Instead of adding a ton of options to the command line every time,
380       mogtool enables you to create a default configuration file that it will
381       read all of the options from.  It searches two locations for a default
382       configuration file: ~/.mogtool and /etc/mogilefs/mogtool.conf.
383       (Alternately, you can specify --conf=whatever as an option on the
384       command line.)
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386       The file can consist of any number of the following items:
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388           trackers = 10.0.0.3:7001, 10.10.0.5/10.0.0.5:7001
389           domain = mogiledomain
390           class = fileclass
391           lib = /home/foo/lib
392           gzip = 1
393           big = 1
394           overwrite = 1
395           chunksize = 32M
396           receipt = foo@bar.com, baz@bar.com
397           verify = 1
398           concurrent = 3
399

KNOWN BUGS

401       None?  Send me any you find!  :)
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PLANNED FEATURES

404       --concurrent for extract
405           It would be nice to have concurrent extraction going on.
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407       recover mode
408           If the receipt file is ever corrupt in MogileFS it would be useful
409           to recover a file given just a receipt.  It would have the same
410           arguments as the extract mode, except use a receipt file as the
411           data source.
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413       partition size verification
414           We can easily get the partition size when we save one to MogileFS,
415           so we should use that information to determine during extraction if
416           a target partition is going to be big enough.
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418       on the fly gzip extraction
419           Right now we can gzip on an injection, but we should support doing
420           decompression on the fly coming out of MogileFS.
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422       make list take a prefix
423           If you can specify a prefix, that makes things easier for finding
424           small files that are stored in MogileFS.
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426       more information on list
427           Have list load up the info file and parse it for information about
428           each of the big files being stored.  Maybe have this as an option
429           (-l).  (This means the reading and parsing of info files should be
430           abstracted into a function.)
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AUTHOR

433       Mark Smith <junior@danga.com> - most of the implementation and
434       maintenance.
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436       Brad Fitzpatrick <brad@danga.com> - concepts and rough draft.
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438       Robin H. Johnson <robbat2@orbis-terrarum.net> - locate function.
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440       Copyright (c) 2002-2004 Danga Interactive. All rights reserved.
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POD ERRORS

443       Hey! The above document had some coding errors, which are explained
444       below:
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