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Subject:
Re: File system on NT
From:
Eric Thomas <[log in to unmask]>
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LISTSERV give-and-take forum <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Sat, 8 Jul 1995 00:33:05 +0200
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On  Fri, 7  Jul 1995  11:54:55 CST  Long Nguyen  <[log in to unmask]>
said:
 
>     But when I  send the command "get  sample file" , the  file is sent
>     back but it contains only this: O~ (actually a square and a tilda).
 
I suspect you accidentally created a Unicode file :-)
 
>     Also, is it  possible to create a  subdirectory under LISTSERV\MAIN
>     to  store files  in? How  do  you tell  SITE.CATALOG to  look in  a
>     subdirectory for it?
 
There are two ways. You can put a full pathname where the '.A' goes. This
is the most generic  but you will have to change the  catalog if you ever
relocate the directory. Another method is  to pick an unused letter (A-D,
S, Y and Z are reserved, the rest is free) and define it in SITE.CFG with
something like:
 
.SD F C:\BLAH\BLAH
 
Then you use 'F' in SITE.CATALOG in the same way you used 'A'.
 
  Eric

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