Stigers, Gregory - ANDOVER wrote:
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> Um, OK. So, what do I do once I have MASTEROP.LZW. Do I need a MOVER
> version other than what I have, or an LZW?
LZW is the correct answer.
Here is a list of the switches you can use. Get this list by running LZW with
no parms.
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LZW: (C) 1991, 1996 - Telamon, Inc. - Version A.03.31 [A.02.04] (Dec 3 1996)
Command line (INFO string) arguments
-f [file] Specify archive file name, default is "lzwfile"
-verbose Verbose mode, detailed progress messages
-q[uiet] Quiet mode, no progress messages
-qq|-silent Silent mode, no messages at all
-old Access older format archives
Store file(s) to archive (also -store, -append, -update)
-s [fileset] Store file(s) to archive, prompt if fileset not specified
-a [fileset] Append file(s) to archive, prompt if fileset not specified
-u [fileset] Update file(s) in archive, prompt if fileset not specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
or a wildcard pattern, which includes "@", "#" and "?".
^file or !file specifies indirect file, wildcards allowed
-m [n] Set maximum compression code bits, 9-16, default 14
LZW286PC.EXE and LZWV can decompress max of 12 bits
-trim|-x Trim archive file limit to EOF, no subsequent appends
-transport Sets "-m 12" and "-trim" for use on small memory machines
Restore file(s) from archive (also -restore)
-r [fileset] Restore file(s) from archive, prompt if fileset not
specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
or a wildcard pattern, which includes "@", "#" and "?".
^file or !file specifies indirect file, no wildcards
allowed
A file name followed by =newname is restored with new name
-b[atch] Batch restore all files in archive
-c[reate] Create group/account if necessary (:RESTORE;CREATE)
-k[eep] Don't restore if file exists (:RESTORE;KEEP)
-l[ocal] Restore into logon group (:RESTORE;LOCAL)
-group [.]grp Restore changing all files' groups (:RESTORE;GROUP=)
-acct [.]acct Restore changing all files' accounts (:RESTORE;ACCT=)
Search file(s) in archive (also -search)
-t [string] Search string(80 chars max), prompt if not specified
-r [fileset] Search file(s) in archive, prompt if fileset not specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
or a wildcard pattern, which includes "@", "#" and "?".
^file or !file specifies indirect file, no wildcards
allowed
-b[atch] Batch search all files in archive
Purge file(s) from archive (also -purge)
-p [file [file]...]
Purge file(s) from archive, prompt if fileset not specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
^file or !file specifies indirect file, no wildcards
allowed
-b[atch] Batch purge all specified files from archive
Verify file(s) in archive
-v[erify] File equation format
-V|-listf LISTF,1 format
Convert archive to REC=256,8,F,BINARY;CODE=665 format
-convert file Reformat '-f' archive into 'file'
For the Restore, Search and Purge options, specifying -restore, -search or
-purge, respectively, along with an archive fileset will cause the -b or
-batch option to be required for batch operations. Specifying -r, -t or
-p, respectively, will instead default to batch operation and not prompt
for user action on each matched file.
shell/iX>
shell/iX>
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Here is an example to list the content of a LZW compressed file like
"MASTEROP.LZW" I have removed the "LZW" extension from my copy, but the file
is still in LZW format.
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shell/iX>
shell/iX> LZW -f MASTEROP -V
LZW: (C) 1991, 1996 - Telamon, Inc. - Version A.03.31 [A.02.04] (Dec 3 1996)
Validate (LISTF)
Use archive file: MASTEROP
ACCOUNT= KEMP GROUP= A
FILENAME CODE ------------LOGICAL RECORD-----------
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B
README 764B VA 94 5 1 (-m 11) 96/01/07
16:16:25
ACCOUNT= KEMP GROUP= CMD
FILENAME CODE ------------LOGICAL RECORD-----------
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B
COPYFILE 80B FA 5 5 64 (-m 9) 96/01/07
16:16:25
COPYSET 80B FA 6 6 16 (-m 9) 96/01/07
16:16:25
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exist in masterop.
I Think what you need to do is:
shell/iX>
shell/iX> LZW -f MASTEROP -rc
shell/iX>
The "-r" switch means to restore (Unpack or Unzip) ;-)
The "-c" switch means to CREATE all necessary account structure, just like
the create option on the MPE RESTORE command.
Once all the files are created in the "KEMP" account I think you need to
stream some job that will set the account, group, and user capabilities and
access matrix. I'm not sure what job, if any, because I haven't had time to
get that far into it. I have been spending all my time on SAMBA lately.
Cheers,
Michael Anderson,
Systems Programmer
TIW Corporation.
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