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Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2001 12:00:06 PDT
From: Peter Skye <pskye@peterskye.com >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: UniMaint & CDFS.IFS /W

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Howdy,

I tried running unimaint.exe from a command line and it works.

On my UNIMAINT folder causing a PMSHELL failure when I try to open it,
there are 442 bytes of EAs:

[H:\Maintenance]dir
9-05-01 9:53p

442 UNIMAINT

I'll try viewing them _after_ I send this message (in case it shuts down
my system).
_____

Steven Levine wrote:
>
> >>>You say to run SysRestr, but there's no such program
>
> You didn't tell Unimaint to automatically
> rebuild sysrestr.cmd (do Restore CMD when
> Backup) and you didn't build it yourself.
> Desktop -> Create Restore CMD File.

Thanks. And I just looked and found "Creating a Restore CMD File" on p.
28 of the manual.

I have a sysrestr.cmd now. :)

> The really important question is do
> you have any files named SYSBCK*.ZIP

Yes, I have some:

[H:\Maintenance\UNIMAINT]dir *.z*
9-08-01 11:29a 1254207 55 SYSBCK01.zip
9-07-01 7:24a 1249852 55 SYSBCK02.ZIP
9-06-01 8:07p 1249679 200 SYSBCK03.ZIP
9-06-01 12:03a 1151181 55 SYSBCK04.ZIP

The number of SYSBCK*.ZIP generations isn't documented in the manual,
but the online Help says the default is 10. I changed it to 100. I
don't know where the value is kept -- I ran DIR /OD and no files had new
times. (And what's with the year 2016 on the TL* files?)

- Peter

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