Aaron P Ingebrigtsen (Sat, Apr 28, 2001 at 04:53:10PM -0700):
> If I go do dos and type "start" it will say that it cannot find the file
> or command. So what are you talking about?
strange... i can remember the old freenet-batches (finsert.bat frequest.bat)
used start.
start [options] programm [parameters for programm]
and there's AFAIK a option that makes start execute the programm in background.
but then, i have no WIN and can't check, thus.
> > can't you use a for-loop????
> I don't want to use it anymore. Why? Because I have multiple version of
> files and I only want to upload the most recent versions, not an entire
> directory structure off of my hard drive.
well, then it seems like you have to maintain such huge batches...
> > e:
> > cd \private\freenet\website
> > for %f in ( *.* *\*.* ... ) do finsert
> SSK@bar/Krepta's_Freenet_Web_Site/%f %f
>
> Actualy the correct command in the batch would have %%f instead of just
> %f, and it would insert under the key without recreating the directory
> structure, AND it would insert with the all CAPS DOS 8.3 names of the
> files, not the lowercase win95 longnames that they should be. And the
> ... shouldn't be there, it will just make such a mess at the end of the
> thing.
"..." should mean "and so on"
> I tried this sinple test command at the command prompt:
>
> for %f in ( *.* *\*.* ... ) do rem %f
>
> And the output was this:
>
> E:\PRIVATE>rem MODEM.TXT MODEM.TXT
strange DOS behaviuor.... actually *.* should include each file in this directory,
*\*.* all the files in all subdirectories.... don't ask me why this doesn't work.
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