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ebzip
Its usual way to invoke ebzip
, ebunzip
and ebzipinfo
are as follows:
% ebzip book-path % ebunzip book-path % ebzipinfo book-path |
book-path points to the top directory of a CD-ROM book where
the file `catalog' or `catalogs' resides.
ebzip
compresses a book at book-path,
ebunzip
uncompresses a book at book-path,
and ebzipinfo
outputs information about a book at book-path.
Though you cannot specify two or more book-paths, you can omit book-path like as follows:
% ebzip % ebunzip % ebzipinfo |
In this case, it is assumed that the current working directory (`.') is specified.
Since the commands don't support remote access, they reject remote access identifier.
% ebzip ebnet://localhost/cdrom ebzip: ebnet is not supported |
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