I did 'zpaq add "archive.?" files' to create archive.0 and archive.1,
and then remote offsited archive.1, but kept archive.0 local. The
remote machine is sshfs mounted locally.
I now want to 'zpaq extract /mnt/sshfs/archive.1 filename', but the
sshfs link is slow so I want to read as few bytes as possible from the
remote machine.
My question: can I use the local archive.0 to reduce the number of
remote archive.1 bytes I read?
I know archive.0 contains some information about archive.1 (eg, the
table of contents), but is it enough to speed up extracting a file
from archive.1?