. Teóricamente salvando el contenido en
un archivo y decodificandolo con uudecode, volveríamos a tener el binario
original, pero no funciona de esta forma.
El man del uuencode/uudecode está bastante sencillo, y tienen muy pocas
opciones como parametros, asi que no hay mucha tela para cortar.
Me pudieran
And for those individuals who just wanna do it simple, I still like the
mpack/munpack -- Very small, Very fast, Very efficient!
apt-get install mpack ==wahoo g
On Wednesday 04 July 2001 20:59, Matthew Garman wrote:
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 11:16:39PM -0400, Alan Shutko wrote:
Aaron
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 11:16:39PM -0400, Alan Shutko wrote:
Aaron Brashears [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a few files that contain multiple uuencoded files inside of
them.
uudeview will handle those.
Yup, another vote for uudeview. For a uu/mime decoder, it's pretty fancy,
with lots
I have a few files that contain multiple uuencoded files inside of
them. As it stands uudecode will only decode the first one in the
file, so I load up the file in an editor and delete the first encoded
file, and uudecode the larger file again to extract the next uuencoded
file. This is a pain
On 4 Jul, Aaron Brashears wrote:
I have a few files that contain multiple uuencoded files inside of
them. As it stands uudecode will only decode the first one in the
file, so I load up the file in an editor and delete the first encoded
file, and uudecode the larger file again to extract
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 12:44:38PM -0700, Aaron Brashears wrote:
I have a few files that contain multiple uuencoded files inside of
them. As it stands uudecode will only decode the first one in the
file, so I load up the file in an editor and delete the first encoded
file, and uudecode
Aaron Brashears [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a few files that contain multiple uuencoded files inside of
them.
uudeview will handle those.
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I am trying to install a piece of software that is distributed as a script.
The script contains a UUEncoded section and attempts to decode this section
with the uudecode command. My problem is I don't have the command available
on my machine.
Which package can I find it in?
Thanks in advance
yOn Wed, 25 Nov 1998, Ross D. Gardler wrote:
I am trying to install a piece of software that is distributed as a
script. The script contains a UUEncoded section and attempts to
decode this section with the uudecode command. My problem is I
don't have the command available on my
On Wed, 25 Nov 1998, Ross D. Gardler wrote:
I am trying to install a piece of software that is distributed as a script.
The script contains a UUEncoded section and attempts to decode this section
with the uudecode command. My problem is I don't have the command available
on my machine
Thanks for the pointer. Looks like I overlooked at least one
package. Also, thanks for the lesson in shell syntax.
Alan
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I am disappointed at the state of uuencode in recent Debian
distributions. The man page for uuencode was extremely helpful in
former packages---showing an explicit command line for mailing any
file in uuencoded format.
Where can I find that package? Or how would I do it now?
The command I am
Alan Eugene Davis writes:
I am disappointed at the state of uuencode in recent Debian
distributions. The man page for uuencode was extremely helpful in
former packages---showing an explicit command line for mailing any
file in uuencoded format.
It's still there. Are you sure you saw the
On Tue, 9 Sep 1997, Alan Eugene Davis wrote:
I am disappointed at the state of uuencode in recent Debian
distributions. The man page for uuencode was extremely helpful in
former packages---showing an explicit command line for mailing any
file in uuencoded format.
Where can I find that
cat FILE | tar -c - | gzip -c | uuencode file.tar.gz | mail
sharutils (found in the utils section of the distribution). Your command
line above looks somewhatlike the example in the man page, so it should
work once you install the sharutils package.
Actually I don't' think this will work.
Hi there
On Mon, 28 Jul 1997, Siyamala Kasinathan wrote:
Hi,
I have problem in decoding a binary uuencoded file. I received a mail
(not as an attachment)with binary uuencoded message and i don't know
what how to decode it.
I downloaded a a decoded/encoder 'uudeview' software
Hi,
I have problem in decoding a binary uuencoded file. I received a mail
(not as an attachment)with binary uuencoded message and i don't know
what how to decode it.
I downloaded a a decoded/encoder 'uudeview' software from the internet
. I cut paste the section of encoded message which begins
Hi there
On Mon, 28 Jul 1997, Siyamala Kasinathan wrote:
Hi,
I have problem in decoding a binary uuencoded file. I received a mail
(not as an attachment)with binary uuencoded message and i don't know
what how to decode it.
I downloaded a a decoded/encoder 'uudeview' software from the
Hi,
I have problem in decoding a binary uuencoded file. I received a mail
(not as an attachment)with binary uuencoded message and i don't know
what how to decode it.
I downloaded a a decoded/encoder 'uudeview' software from the internet
. I cut paste the section of encoded message which begins
On Mon, 6 May 1996, Fundamental wrote:
what package does uudecode come in?
If you do a:
grep uudecode /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list
The output indicates that sharutils is the package that contains uudecode.
Luck,
Dwarf
Fundamental what package does uudecode come in?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ zgrep uudecode /mirror/debian/unstable/Contents.gz
usr/bin/uudecode sharutils
usr/doc/examples/perl/uudecode.gzperl
usr/man/man1/uudecode.1
Dale If you do a:
Dale
Dale grep uudecode /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list
1. That is equivalent to the simpler command
dpkg --search uudecode
2. Both work if and only if the user has the matching package installed.
Grepping the Contents.gz file searches among all packages
At 07:03 PM 5/6/96 +1000, you wrote:
what package does uudecode come in?
thanks
To locate a file in the Debian structure we have Contents files which are
available in the stable and unstals trees. On this particular situation I
grep'd the word uuencode on the Contents file in unstable:
usr
what package does uudecode come in?
thanks
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F == Fundamental [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
F what package does uudecode come in?
sharutils
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On Sun, 5 May 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dale If you do a:
Dale
Dale grep uudecode /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list
1. That is equivalent to the simpler command
dpkg --search uudecode
2. Both work if and only if the user has the matching package installed.
Grepping
Dale What do you do if you don't have contents.gz?
I presumed either ftp access or a cdrom as these are needed to procure the
missing package (sharutils in this example case).
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Dale Scheetz writes (Re: uudecode?):
On Sun, 5 May 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
1. That is equivalent to the simpler command
dpkg --search uudecode
2. Both work if and only if the user has the matching package installed.
Grepping the Contents.gz file searches among all
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