Hi Stephen.
>>> Probably it is too late for 2.4.0, but beyond that the answer is
>>> yes only if somebody takes on the job of getting it in shape: is
>>> e2compr still being maintained, and is there a robust 2.3
>>> version?
>> No idea re a robust 2.3 version, but I'm using the 2.2 version
>> atm, and that appears to be rock solid.
> We still get problem reports trickling in for e2compr. It doesn't
> appear to be quite 100% solid just yet.
Do you have any of the problem reports to hand? If so, let me have
them and I'll see if I can sort out what the problems are, and also
how to fix them.
Best wishes from Riley.
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