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To: Andrew Loree <loree.3@wright.edu>
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Subject: Re: mkisofs | cdrecord setting different perms
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> From what I understand, you are looking to use the disc only withing
> UN*X, and want to maintain the access to match it really is (e.g. a text
> file is read, an exectuable is r-x).  You need to use rocky ridge
> extensions, they allow better control over such things.  You need the
> other mkiso prog, some thing like mkhybrid.

cool.  is there a way to have real filenames with mkhybrid?  i am using

    /usr/local/bin/mkhybrid -d -D -l -L -N -R -v $* | \
    /usr/local/bin/cdrecord -v fs=16m speed=2 dev=0,5,0

and i get

    Using RIP.000 for  randy/save/rip.smail.tar.Z.1 (rip.smail.tar.Z.0)
    Using RIP.001 for  randy/save/rip.dns.tar.Z (rip.dns.tar.Z.1)
    Using RIP.002 for  randy/save/rip.smail.tar.Z.0 (rip.smail.tar.Z.4)
    Using RIP.003 for  randy/save/rip.dns.tar.Z.1 (rip.dns.tar.Z.2)
    Using RIP.004 for  randy/save/rip.smail.tar.Z.4 (rip.smail.tar.Z)
    Using RIP.005 for  randy/save/rip.dns.tar.Z.2 (rip.dns.tar.Z.3)
    Using RIP.006 for  randy/save/rip.smail.tar.Z (rip.smail.tar.Z.3)
    Using RIP.007 for  randy/save/rip.dns.tar.Z.3 (rip.dns.tar.Z.0)
    Using RIP.008 for  randy/save/rip.smail.tar.Z.3 (rip.smail.tar.Z.2)
    Using RIP.009 for  randy/save/rip.dns.tar.Z.0 (rip.dns.tar.Z.4)
    Using 2.000 for  randy/slc/Mail/90/2.0.1 (2.0)

etc etc

randy


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