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GNU `shar' utilities
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This manual documents version 4.6.3 of the GNU shar utilities.
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GNU `shar' makes so-called shell archives out of many files,
preparing them for transmission by electronic mail services, while
`unshar' helps unpacking shell archives after reception. Other tools
help using `shar' with the electronic mail system, and even allow
synchronization of remote directory trees. This is release 4.6.3.
Introduction- Introduction to this toolset
- Basic
- The basic `shar' utilities
- Wrappers
- Simple wrappers around `shar'
- Remsync
- Remote synchronisation of directories
- GNU Free Documentation License
- The license for this documentation.
--- The Detailed Node Listing ---
The basic `shar' utilities
- shar invocation
- Invoking the `shar' program
- unshar invocation
- Invoking the `unshar' program
- Miscellaneous
- Miscellaneous considerations
Invoking the `shar' program
- Selecting
- Selecting files
- Splitting
- Splitting output
- Headers
- Controlling the shar headers
- Stocking
- Selecting how files are stocked
- Transmission
- Protecting against transmission
- Kinds
- Producing different kinds of shar
Simple wrappers around `shar'
- Invoking mailshar
- The `mailshar' command and arguments
- Invoking mail-files
- The `mail-files' command and arguments
- Invoking find-mailer
- The `find-mailer' command and arguments
Remote synchronisation of directories
- Quick start
- Quick start at using `remsync'
- Invoking remsync
- The `remsync' command and arguments
- Conveniences
- Automatic mechanisms in the `remsync' program
- Commands
- Commands for `remsync'
- Internals
- How `remsync' works
- Formats
- Related file formats
- Xremsync
- Format of the `.remsync' file
- Package
- Format of transiting packages
- Alternatives
- Other means to synchronization
- Previous
- Documentation for obsolete scripts
The `remsync' command and arguments
- Conveniences
- Automatic mechanisms in the `remsync' program
- Commands
- Commands for `remsync'
Related file formats
- Xremsync
- Format of the `.remsync' file
- Package
- Format of transiting packages
Documentation for obsolete scripts
- mailsync
- mailsync
- resync
- resync
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