[arachne] Re: A190 DOWNLOAD PROBLEM/IDIOSYNCRACY
- From: "Glenn McCorkle" <glennmcc@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: arachne@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, arachne4dos@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 18:06:19 -0500
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On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 07:59:07 +1030, Greg Mayman wrote:
> Somehow the message from Glenn McCorkle didn't arrive here but I
> did receive Eric's reply and gathered Glenn's notes from it....
>>> application/zip ZIP>TXT|[300]echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP
>>> anywhere you like, with any name you like.>$2\necho .>>$
>>> \nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
>>> application/x-zip ZIP>TXT|[300]echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP
>>> anywhere you like, with any name you like.>$2\necho .>>$
>>> \nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
>>> application/x-zipped ZIP>TXT|[300]echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP
>>> anywhere you like, with any name you like.>$2\necho .>>$
>>> \nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
>>> application/x-zip-compressed ZIP>TXT|[300]echo Press F2 now to save the
>>> ZIP anywhere you like, with any name you like.>$2\necho
>>> .>>$2\nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
> I'm sorry to have to tell you, Glenn, but it doesn't work for me.
> I have commented out the equivalent lines in MIME.CFG and added
> those you sent (after removing the line breaks) but I don't get
> the "Press F2...." message before the listing of the zip file
> contents.
> As a result of some experimenting, it looks to me like the
> display of the contents of the zip file is being done by the
> line....
> file/.zip >TXT|[300]PKUNZIP -v $1>$2
> Commenting out that line sends me straight to the "Arachne
> doesn't know how to handle this file" screen.
> So as an experiment I changed that line to this (line broken only
> for posting):
> file/.zip >TXT|[300]echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP
> anywhere you like, with any name you like.>$2\necho .>>$\nunzip
> -l -v $1>>$2
> Entering "file//C:\TEMP\PUSHDIR.ZIP" in the URL (a genuine file),
> the screen shows
> ========================================================
> Press F2 now to save the ZIP anywhere you like, with any name you like.
> . -l -v C:\TEMP\PUSHDIR.ZIP
> ========================================================
> A listing of the file contents is NOT displayed.
> But pressing F2 and clicking on [Save] does save the file correctly.
We seem to have multiple places in the net where characters are getting
chopped-out of emails. :(((
The number '2' was missing from the 1st 3 mime.cfg
lines in the received email.
I'll now split the lines myself so that they might get through intact.
These 4 lines are used for 'remote files'.
application/zip ZIP>TXT|[300]
echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP anywhere you like,
with any name you like.>$2\necho .>>$2\nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
application/x-zip ZIP>TXT|[300]
echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP anywhere you like,
with any name you like.>$2\necho .>>$2\nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
application/x-zipped ZIP>TXT|[300]
echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP anywhere you like,
with any name you like.>$2\necho .>>$2\nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
application/x-zip-compressed ZIP>TXT|[300]
echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP anywhere you like,
with any name you like.>$2\necho ..>>$2\nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
And as you discovered... this line is used for all 'local files'.....
file/.zip >TXT|[300]
echo Press F2 now to save the ZIP anywhere you like,
with any name you like.>$2\necho ..>>$2\nunzip -l -v $1>>$2
--
Glenn
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