Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files
"Eric A. Anderson" <ea08+@andrew.cmu.edu> Thu, 30 July 1992 19:02 UTC
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From: "Eric A. Anderson" <ea08+@andrew.cmu.edu>
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Subject: Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files
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cmf851@cscgpo.anu.edu.au (Albert Langer) writes: [fixing up listing files] > I still think it SHOULD have been completely trivial, but with MY > script skills it grew to an unmanageable mess which I had originally > intended to polish up a bit at least to the point where it could be > passed on for somebody else to finish properly, but I eventually abandonded > it on the assumption that there are better solutions around. (Archie and > the various mirror sites etc MUST have solved these problems by now...) What should have been and what are are two different things. I agree that it should have been straightforward. On the other hand, having written the archie filter to make the listings files pass though the enter program I have a new understanding of how messed up people's software can be. The biggest problem I had was with error output and normal output getting intermixed. For everyone interested, the filter is available as ftp.sura.net:/pub/archie/software/filt.pl It works on every site that the SURAnet archie server indexes. -Eric ********************************************************* "Overhead, without any fuss, the stars were going out." -The Nine Billion Names of God "Yes, you're very smart. Shut up." -In "The Princess Bride" *********************************************************
- Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Markus Stumpf
- Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Eric A. Anderson
- Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Carsten Rossenhoevel
- RE: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files George D. Greenwade
- Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Eric A. Anderson
- Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Eric A. Anderson
- Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Larry Masinter
- RE: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Hank Nussbacher
- Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Albert Langer
- RE: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Markus Stumpf
- RE: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files George D. Greenwade
- Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files ferguson
- RE: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files George D. Greenwade
- Re: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Eric A. Anderson
- RE: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files Aydin Edguer
- RE: Naming/Format conventions for INDEX files George D. Greenwade