ok maybe I explained it wrong I meant the output that it puts to the screen
when it executes.
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From: "Martin Radford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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At Sun Jan 12 18:52:57 2003, Nick Marino wrote:
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> one last question about that.
>
> Since this is going to be running from a sh script would't the output of
> unix2dos have to be redirected to null?
Of course not. The output of unix2dos is the same as the input, but
with LF converted to CRLF.
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> At Sun Jan 12 18:34:08 2003, Nick Marino wrote:
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> > ok then what
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> At Sun Jan 12 18:34:08 2003, Nick Marino wrote:
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> > ok then what about this. "unix2dos < $1 > tempfile"
> > mv tempfile $1
>
> That would do it.
>
At Sun Jan 12 18:34:08 2003, Nick Marino wrote:
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> ok then what about this. "unix2dos < $1 > tempfile"
> mv tempfile $1
That would do it.
> does the commands in a script wait till the previous one completes execution
> before the next line executes?
Yes, unless you use the "command &" syntax t
At Sun Jan 12 18:31:38 2003, Nick Marino wrote:
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> could you expand on the temporary file idea?
>
> the file names are in this format: 1019045252465.477211.IFIX1
>
> I am imagining the numbers are a time stamp. This is the format used by
> xmail when creating the messages in the directories of
artin Radford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> At Sun Jan 12 17:49:59 2003, Nick Mar
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> At Sun Jan 12 17:49:59 2003, Nick Marino wrote:
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> > true but the reason I am
At Sun Jan 12 17:49:59 2003, Nick Marino wrote:
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> true but the reason I am having to run this on my incoming mail is because
> SA is corrupting some emails by stripping CR from them. Only some of the
> html messages not all.
>
> So anyway.. this "unix2dos < $1 > file"
> would have to be this: "
rder for it to write back to the same file? Correct?
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From: "Theo Van Dinter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Sun, Jan 12, 2003 at 11:23:56AM -0600, Nick Marino wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to run unix2dos from a shell I would image all output
> should be redirected to null as when I run it like unix2dos $1 from my
> script it never ends. It just keeps hanging and proccessing never ends.
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