rzi@philpav.tds.philips.se (Roman Zielinski) (12/20/90)
I tried to use lharc 1.13b on my 386PC under MSDOS 4.01, Mostly, the lharc wors fine, but I found that there are some situations where lharc looses the archived data! 1. If I try to append files by "lharc a" to an existing lzh-file, it will be crashed. lharc v and lharc x does not find *any* files, (the lhx utility compains about wrong header, but will find data (lhx -s) 2. There are some files that during archiving phase ("lharc a") are listed but when you list the archive by lharc v only few files are found! In the most extreme case only 12 files of 54 was found in the archive. It lharc badly tested or untrustable or it just me... ??? Roman Ps I tried to look into the lharc source and I am very happy that they has not used japaneese labels too, the jap-comments are instructive... +-------------------------------------------+ _--~--_ | Roman M. Zielinski | ---- / \ ---- | Philips Tele & Data System AB | ---- ( |^^^| ) ---- | S-115 84 Stockholm, Sweden | ---- \ \ / / --- | tel +46 8 782 1373 | |=====| +-------------------------------------------+ |=====| | NET ADDR: rzi@pav.tds.philips.se | |=====| +-------------------------------------------+ ~~U~~
silver@xrtll.uucp (Hi Ho Silver) (12/23/90)
In article <507@philpav.tds.philips.se> rzi@philpav.tds.philips.se (Roman Zielinski) writes:
$I tried to use lharc 1.13b on my 386PC under MSDOS 4.01,
I don't think I have a copy of the lharc release notes/bug list handy, but
it may well be that since you're using an older copy, you've met a bug in
it that might be fixed in a more recent copy. Or it could just be DOS 4 :-)
I can email a uuencoded copy of LHarc 1.13d (dated 22/DE/89) to folks who
can't find it elsewhere.
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kmcvay@onebdos.oneb.wimsey.bc.ca (Ken McVay) (01/18/91)
> It lharc badly tested or untrustable or it just me... ???
I used LHARC almost exclusively for about a year on my dos
bulletin board for files, system (backup) updates, etc. with none
of the problems you have described. I suspect your problems may
lie somewhere else, syntax, perhaps, or may be hardware-related?
In the period when I relied upon it exclusively, it was run from
a system batch file every few hours, 24-hours a day, for
packing, updating, and unpacking. During the entire period, not a
single error occured, and I trust it completely.
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