liberato@dri.com (Jimmy Liberato) (12/14/90)
I inadvertantly created an lharc archive that contains all *.*
(or #?.#?) files on my disk but I meant it to include ALL files.
Since this file is extremely large and has already been sent to its
destination I was wondering if there was any way to recursively
identify all the files I missed that DON'T match *.* so that I can
create a supplementary archive instead of a completely new one? This
question is not actually lharc specific. I realized that I was
not able to do things that are quite simple under unix and msdos.
I have arp shell and probably most of the little utilities that
come down the line (most that I have probably forgotten what they do!).
I spend all my time on other systems and I have suddenly discovered
what a novice I am with AmigaDOS even after a few years.
So, I need suggestions for tools or shells that can do the following:
1. Is there a "not this but everything else" utility?
2. How do I change protection bits recursively.
3. Is there something like an "xcopy" command (or something to mark the
archive bit)?
4. I was wishing that I could do more with piping from stndin like the
"I" flag in zoo allows. Few commands would allow that.
5. Is there a clone of unix "find"? I have several finds but they don't
do what I want.
Thanks for any tips!
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Jimmy Liberato liberato@dri.com
...uunet!drivax!liberatoben@servalan.uucp (Ben Mesander) (12/16/90)
In article <20AVDWK@dri.com> liberato@dri.com (Jimmy Liberato) writes: >I inadvertantly created an lharc archive that contains all *.* >(or #?.#?) files on my disk but I meant it to include ALL files. >Since this file is extremely large and has already been sent to its >destination I was wondering if there was any way to recursively >identify all the files I missed that DON'T match *.* so that I can >create a supplementary archive instead of a completely new one? This >question is not actually lharc specific. I realized that I was >not able to do things that are quite simple under unix and msdos. >I have arp shell and probably most of the little utilities that BING! The arp commands use the ~ as an "everything but" indicator: list ~#?.#? It's in the ARP docs, might be time to read them... ben@epmooch.UUCP
d39142c@kaira.hut.fi (Sami "Suakki" Suokas) (12/26/90)
In article <20AVDWK@dri.com> liberato@dri.com (Jimmy Liberato) writes:
1. Is there a "not this but everything else" utility?
Try using the ARP ~ command. You can find the instructions in the
ASHMan file that came along with your ARP.
2. How do I change protection bits recursively.
protect * +rwed all (works in ARP).
3. Is there something like an "xcopy" command (or something to mark the
archive bit)?
protect <filename> +a
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