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   Hi guys,   
      
   BBBS software natively implements the automatic and unattended adoption of   
   files when they arrive through TIC distribution channels. If not, BBBS can   
   adopt new files (out of TIC processes) in a manual and assisted manner,   
   through the system's own menus in a local or telnet connection.   
      
   However, how do you adopt files collections, serialized files, sets of   
   independent files by topic, etc?   
      
   I've just finished   ook.sh,  a bash script that should respond to this need,   
   as an interactive support tool for a BBBS SysOp. Rudimentary, but useful.   
      
   ook.sh generates and/or maintains description.ion files from the FILE_ID.DIZ   
   description of ZIP files pointed at it, in a static or recursive location.   
      
   You simply put the zip file on your desired location, and  ook.sh  will take   
   care of it.   
      
   ook.sh needs the unzip, grep, file and stat utilities to be available on the   
   system in order to perform the necessary operations. I've tested it in a bash   
   shell, so if you use another shell it may need to be adjusted accordingly.   
   This could apply to Windows WSL environments making it possible to run this   
   script on a BBBS installation over MS Windows. But I'm not sure as I don't use   
   Windows.   
      
   I use the file command to ensure that a processable archive is indeed a ZIP,   
   checking if the output of the command contains 'Zip archive data'.   
      
   For each ZIP file, the script checks if it is already registered in its   
   description.ion. If it is, skip its processing. If not, extract3 the contents   
   of the file_id.diz (case-insensitive) and include it in the description.ion,   
   on the same line as the name of the ZIP file, replacing line breaks with @n   
   (encoding that BBBS interprets as a line break).   
      
   If the -r parameter is specified, the script recursively processes all   
   subdirectories. Otherwise, only process the current directory.   
      
   If the -s parameter is specified followed by the name of a ZIP archive, only   
   that archive is processed.   
      
   At the end of its execution, the script displays a summary with the total   
   number of new ZIP files processed and the total size in bytes of these files.   
      
   Summarizing:   
      
    Recursive directory mode: ./ook.sh -r   
    Specific ZIP mode: ./ook.sh -s archive.zip   
    Current directory mode (no recursion): ./ook.sh   
      
   Check it out, guys. Maybe it will be useful to someone else besides me.   
      
   https://shipyard.thefreebay.net/eotb/bash-description-ook.git   
      
   A reveure!!   
   Enric   
      
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