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to: Janis Kracht
from: Gert Andersen
date: 2013-10-17 15:50:46
subject: DailyList ...

Hello Janis!

Sat Oct 12 2013, Janis Kracht wrote to mark lewis:

 >> i am, however, curious about you statement... what do you meain by 
 >> "limited replace line support"??

 JK>Yes, same here 

 >>> and if one have archive bbs, it might be complete ignored

 >>very true! ;)  i once lost years of files that had been distributed... 
 >>most of those were lost due to aging off which was handled quite 
 >>quickly... others, as you note, were replaced... either by newer versions 
 >>with a different name or b others with the same name... different named 
 >>ones are easy enough to deal with but same named ones present a different 
 >> problem to deal with :?

 JK>I think the only files I've "lost" were due to my own
sillyness.. like 
 JK>fat-fingering "rm * ~" Lol.. yes, that was nasty.. I have
a safe del 
 JK>too, that I never use haha.. anyway, I can't think of a time when a 
 JK>tick caused any files I didn't want cleaned up to be deleted..


A idea could be a script file to use before makenl is running there is
checking for a old nodelist exist and if there is a old nodelist.282 then
move it to another directory if you like to have it for some checking of
nodes.
When I making my nodelist for other networks is there olny a nodelist from
last run of makenl, but in my file areas for nodediff and nodelist can be
older files.
For some years back were I getting zone2 made nodelist and nodediff in
uppercase and now is i getting them in lowercase so the old ones in
uppercase not have been moved out.

  Take care,
            Gert

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