bleckmd@jacobs.cs.orst.edu (david bleckmann) (02/03/88)
In article <313@tsc.DEC.COM> pete@tsc.DEC.COM (Pete Schmitt) writes: >In article <2691@slovax.UUCP>, steve@slovax.UUCP (Steve Cook) writes: >> > PICNIX all seven parts, but they all failed to uudecode >> > ( end mark was missing on some of them and ...... ) >> >> I would like to know also... my part three seems to be missing >> some lines at the end. > >All the parts are supposed to be appended together then uudecoded. Make >sure there is no non-encoded lines between the appended parts. > > >-- I saved a posting that had all the split up parts of the uuencoded file shared before they were posted. I found that this worked very well for all I had to do was trim off the mailer info and de-shar them. These would produce files like: uuen1 uuen2 ...etc. which could then be uudecoded using a pipe command such as cat uuen1 uuen2 ... | uudecode I even saw a shell script that would do this for you (everything after unsharing them) and then checked the integrity of the files. This made downloading of the file *SO* much pleasant, couldn't we all try to do something similar? If possible could someone post a program that does something like this? Dave. David Bleckmann UUCP: {tektronix,hp-pcd}!orstcs!jacobs.cs.orst.edu!bleckmd Internet/CSNet: bleckmd@jacobs.cs.orst.edu