On Sun, 29 Apr 2001 02:13:36 -0400 (EDT), Thomas Mueller wrote:
> Excerpt from Glenn McCorkle:
> Listing directory: E:\ARACHNE\DIGEST\
> Name mask: V01N1528.*
> V01N1528.CNM 25587 4-21-2001 16:55:50 R----A--
> V01N1528.CNN 34221 4-22-2001 15:13:54 R----A--
> V01N1528.CNO 30902 4-23-2001 19:53:24 R----A--
> V01N1528.CNP 14847 4-24-2001 18:09:52 R----A--
> V01N1528.CNQ 37061 4-24-2001 20:33:46 R----A--
> V01N1528.CNR 33532 4-25-2001 21:09:30 R----A--
> V01N1528.CNS 12618 4-26-2001 12:47:18 R----A--
> V01N1528.CNT 28151 4-27-2001 22:14:24 R----A--
> Sub-Directories: 0
> 216919 bytes used in 8 files.
> 216919 bytes used in 8 files in 1 directories.
> If need be, I'll continue from .CNZ to .COA..... .COZ
> (let's hope that it gets fixed before I need .ZZZ ) ;-)
> - --
> Glenn
> - ---(end of quote)
> Glenn, how do you get directory listing to show four-digit years? DOS & OS/2
> DIR command only shows two-digit years, so I don't know whether those files
with
> year 94 were created in 1994 or 2094 (virtual year on my computer, not
> real-world year).
I used LS.BAT
command line:
ls.bat e:arachne\digest\v01n1528.*
--- ls.bat ---
sf.exe -lhstwa %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
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You may grab SF.EXE here:
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/download.htm
(file to look for is sf102.zip)[14,981 bytes]
> Does Arachne/Insight recognize extensions .CNN, .CNO, etc, and know how to
> display these files?
Arachne would only be able to recognize them if we changed the lines in
mime.cfg to tell her that these files are in-fact .CNM
file/.cn* CNM
(should do the job) ;-)
Insight.exe would not "see" them as mail files.
(it's hard-coded to recognize only these extensions)
--- clipped from insight.c ---
char extname[5][10]={"rfc","cnm","mes","snt","tbs"};
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> Watch out, some extensions have special significance, such
> as .EXE, which you would reach early in 2005, and .COM, which you would
> reach in mid-May 2001. Arachne might also misinterpret .DOC?
Thank you for the reminder.
I'll stay away form those particular extensions. :)
--
Glenn
http://arachne.cz/
http://freedos-32.sourceforge.net/
http://www.delorie.com/listserv/mime/
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/download.htm
