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Author Klamann
Recipients Klamann, martin.panter, xiang.zhang
Date 2016-05-26.19:43:18
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> But you can only get that feature with Python3.5+.

Well, I have Python 3.5.1 installed and the problem still persists. I'm not sure that 25626 ist the same problem - in the comments they say this was not an issue in Python 3.4 or 2.x, but this is clearly the case here.

Another thing I've noticed: Contrary to my previous statement, zlib.decompress() doesn't work on archives that are larger than 4GB (I was mislead by the fact that my 1GB archive contained a 6GB file).

When I use gzip.compress() on more than 2^32 bytes, the same OverflowError occurs as with zlib.compress(). But when I use gzip.decompress(), I can extract archives that are larger than 4GB.
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2016-05-26 19:43:18Klamannsetmessageid: <1464291798.95.0.489788824859.issue27130@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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