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Really! If I ever learn how to use any commandline/shell to the full extend it will be entirely your fault! And yours alone!!!

So I have downloaded the code via raw and copied it into a textfile with the all text name c2nu.pl. *omg* I tried again to login and that worked quite well. But.

gzip isn't implemented in my system in a way you can use it from everywhere via command line. I had to install perl first too. But perl came in with an installer. gzip is selfextracting at best. I can't find a single word how to install gzip in that way on the homepage. Obviously that's a program for people never ever using anything else than the command line even for playing some WoW. Well. Anyway I am posting this just in case someone else bothers.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36733176/how-do-i-add-a-gzip-command-to-windows-cmd/36733177

How to add gzip to CMD

Step 1: Download and install Cygwin

Step 2: Click 'Start' and type System Environment Variables

Step 3: In the 'Advanced' tab, click 'Environment Variables...'

Step 4: In the 'User variables for (user)' section, select the Path variable and click 'Edit...'

Step 5: In the 'Edit environment variable' window, click 'New'

Step 6:

For x86 type: C:\cygwin\bin For x64 type: C:\cygwin64\bin

Step 7: Restart CMD, type gzip, and shout, "Wooooo!"

I have yet to achieve the wooooo. As far as I understand it Cygwin is providing it's own shell where I technically would be able to use gzip.

So I've got either to implement cygwin utility into windows cmd. Or I've got to give cygwin a way to use my system. Seems I have no access to lets say my user data from the cygwin terminal so far. Maybe it's easier to buy another harddrive, copy paste my harddisk there and install linux to get things done.

O.o