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You want Rich Salz's 'cshar', v2.3, found in volume 15 of your local
comp.sources.unix archive. Be sure to get all the patches.
Cheers,
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>Paul Raines (rai...@bohr.physics.upenn.edu) wrote:
>: Can some one point me to a shar and unshar program
>: that runs on a SGI. The one I found seems to be
>: very BSD specific and craps out on piping.
>
>You want Rich Salz's 'cshar', v2.3, found in volume 15 of your local
>comp.sources.unix archive. Be sure to get all the patches.
>
I prefer shar-3.49 to cshar. It runs on SYSV.
You can find it
phloem.uoregon.edu:/pub/src/
iros1.iro.umontreal.ca:/pub/Internet/
or other anonymous-ftp sites in the world.
Shar-3.49 may split files automatically if you specify a limit
of output file size, while cshar v2.3 not (I think).
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The 'makekit' part of cshar handles splitting and kit-building. Apparently
shar-3.49 does things with uuen/decode that cshar doesn't, though.