> I have a call open with Transarc on this, but I figure somebody might hav
> done this already. If I do a vos dump, I want to be able to parse that
> output and find out what files are in the dump. I don't care what any of
> the data is, or how to read it, if you can just give me something like:
>
> read 89 bytes of header info, then every time you hit the XXX block, you'll
> know the next thing is a filename.
I recently wrote a utility for interpreting volume dumps, which I sometimes
use to assist in data recovery. While it doesn't do precisely what you
want, it comes pretty close, and thus might be of use to you.
At the moment, I'm waiting for a response from Transarc as to whether I
can distribute this program to people who don't have AFS source licenses,
but I'll be happy to send a copy now to anyone who does.
-- Jeffrey T. Hutzelman (N3NHS) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Systems Programmer, CMU SCS Research Facility
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