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Wilfred van Velzen | Nicholas Boel | Re: Also.. |
August 9, 2017 9:00 AM * |
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Hi Nicholas, On 08 Aug 17 16:40, Nicholas Boel wrote to Wilfred van Velzen: about: "Also..": WV>> Read the doc! Some commands need extra parameters. NB> Pshaw. I'm a sysop, I don't read docs! Well reading it front to back is optional. But using it as a reference for specific options, is good practice! WV>> I have the same commands for my dos/windows and linux environment in WV>> my config. As long as the commands are in your [%$]PATH on both sides WV>> it should work. NB> Looks like in your case you don't change things to lowercase on your Linux NB> machine. I'd rather do that, hence the -L parameter. FMail handles filenames in any case, so I don't worry about it. NB> Also, -qq on Linux runs even quieter than just -q. I like to have some output in my debug log of what the decompressor is doing... WV>> This is what I have in my config: NB> Zip is all I need. The other two are completely pointless for mail these NB> days. Not for me. Lha is still used in AmigaNet as the default. And I use rar to compress for my point system because it's better at compressing (specially multiple files). And I sometimes don't get the mail for my point for weeks... NB> I'm not even going to use ZIP unless someone actually wants to change NB> their default setting of NONE. Same here... Wilfred. --- FMail-W32 2.0.1.4 * Origin: point@work (2:280/464.112) |
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