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- Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 15:21:36 MST
- From: haymoree@arizona.et.byu.edu (Edward Haymore)
- Subject: Re: eek.c wanted
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- Alireza Vali (reza@poseidon.ae.utexas.edu) wrote:
- | There is a program called eek.c which allows you to extract multiple
- | uuencoded files without having to editing, seperating, or "cleaning"
- | up the save file. Would someone please e-mail a copy to me? Thanks
- | in advance.
-
- I used
- cat *.uue | sed <delete the headers and extra info> | uuencode
-
- It's easiest if there's a specific "begin" and "end" in each message.
- Seems like uuencode might want a switch to specify stdin, I forget.
-
- Email me with particulars and I'll give you the sed syntax, or check the
- man page.
-
- --
- Ed Haymore
- ed@byu.edu
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