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   Grease to Digital Man   
   Re: Addfiles problem   
   22 Nov 24 20:20:55   
   
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   -=> Digital Man wrote to Grease <=-   
      
    DM>   Re: Addfiles problem   
    DM>   By: Grease to All on Thu Nov 21 2024 10:51 pm   
      
    > sbbs@Linuxbox:/sbbs/data/dirs/nopv23/001A$ /sbbs/exec/jsexec addfiles -diz   
    > NOPV23_001A clear   
      
    DM> What does "clear" do in this context?   
      
   Weird. I don't know. I think it's from terminal. It's not there when I ran the   
   program. I use clear to clear the screen after I run a program in terminal. So,   
   it's just something that was there when I copied and pasted.   
      
    DM> So, normally you wouldn't extract a CD-ROM archive into data/dirs. That   
    DM> could possibly overwrite important files in that directory (though, not   
    DM> likely). So that's unusual. Instead, I like to put all my CD-ROMs into   
    DM> a common parent directory, e.g.:   
    DM> $ ll /cdrom/   
    DM> total 60   
    DM> drwxrwxrwx 19 rswindell rswindell 4096 Mar 27  2021 asp0696   
    DM> drwxr-xrwx 16 sbbs      sbbs      4096 Feb 16  2005 cica95   
    DM> drwxr-xr-x 65 sbbs      sbbs      4096 Feb 16  2005 cyberxpo   
    DM> drwxr-xrwx 66 sbbs      sbbs      4096 Feb 16  2005 mm94   
    DM> drwxr-xr-x 61 sbbs      sbbs      4096 Feb 16  2005 nopv13   
    DM> ...   
      
   I just thought since I have a large hard drive, just put it there. All the   
   other   
   files are there. I guess I can move it there.    
   Quick question you aren't using actual cd? Correct? You just copy them into a    
   directory like /home/sbbs/cdrom/ ?   
      
    DM> And then within that directory, you'll have each CD's directory   
    DM> hierarchy:   
      
    DM> $ ll /cdrom/nopv13/   
    DM> total 344   
    DM> drwxr-xr-x 2 sbbs sbbs  4096 Mar 30  2021 001A   
    DM> drwxr-xr-x 2 sbbs sbbs  4096 Jan 28  2011 002A   
    DM> drwxr-xr-x 2 sbbs sbbs  4096 Feb 16  2005 003A   
    DM> ...   
      
   That's what I have in /home/sbbs/sbbs/data/dirs/nopv23   
      
    DM> And then each CD is best created as a *library* in SCFG->File Areas.   
    DM> You can import a directory list or scan the directory to create the   
    DM> directories within the library in SCFG.   
      
   I did that.  For some reason, it can't find the FILES.BBS when it's there plain   
   as day. So I just inputted them by directory.   
      
    DM> And *then* you can use 'addfiles -lib=' to import all the files   
    DM> and descriptions (either from file lists or DIZ) for each directory   
    DM> within that library (CD).   
      
   so I would do /home/sbbs/sbbs/exec/jsexec/addfiles -lib=nopv23 -diz?   
   or ----------------------------------------------> -lib=001A -diz?   
      
      
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