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Subject: Re: Archivers
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Date: 8 Nov 89 07:26:19 GMT
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In article <987@unsvax.NEVADA.EDU> maniac@arrakis.nevada.edu.uucp (ERIC SCHWERTFEGER) writes:

>
>What version of Zoo do you have?  I have 2.01, and I have to specify every
>directory myself.  Yes, zoo will store the full path name, but in order to 
>zoo the fonts directory, and all subdirectories, for example, you would
>need to "zoo a foobar fonts:*" then "zoo a foobar fonts:topaz/*", etc, for
>each individual subdirectory.  lharc on the other hand will automatically
>lharc all the directories if you "lharc -r -x a foobar fonts:*"
>

I have 2.01 running on Unix, (at least I think it is 2.01), and to 
store whole directories I move to the top directory and send a:

find * -print | zoo aI archivename

'find' will output a list with all the paths, which gets piped to zoo.

However, I haven't figured out how to do this on Amiga yet. Anyone knows of
a 'find' program for the Amiga? I'm running Cshell v3.03a. Any other way?

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