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- Directory UNIX_C/FILEMGMT
- Programs to handle manipulating files, modes of files, compressing
- files, and so on. See also UNIX_C/DIR_MGMT, UNIX_C/EDITORS.
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- AGEF.TAR
- Show disk usage of file sizes and counts, sorted by file age.
- Contributor: David S. Hayes <merlin@hqda-ai.uucp>
- ATHENARM.TAR
- The MIT Project Athena solution to the "safe rm" problem. Provides
- the programs "delete", "undelete", "expunge", "purge", and "lsdel",
- much like TOPS-20. Patchlevel 10.
- Contributor: Jonathan I. Kamens <jik@pit-manager.mit.edu>
- BED.TAR
- A program to edit binary files by converting to hex, running "vi",
- and converting back to binary.
- Contributor: Stephen J. Muir <stephen@mcvax.uucp>
- BODY.TAR
- A program to print the body of a file, the part that "head" and
- "tail" miss.
- Contributor: Marty Fouts <fouts@ames-nas.arpa>
- BPATCH.TAR
- A program to patch binary files. Dumps or edits files by showing
- 256-byte records side by side in hex and ASCII. Runs under 4.3BSD
- and System V.
- Contributor: John Rupley <rupley!local@arizona.edu>
- BPE.TAR
- A different program to patch binary files. Uses curses library.
- No documentation.
- Contributor: Andreas Pleschutznig <andy@mssx.uucp>
- BRIK.TAR
- A general-purpose text and binary cyclic redundancy check (CRC)
- program. Works under MS-DOS Turbo-C, System V Release 2,
- 4.3BSD, and VMS. Version 2.0
- Contributor: Rahul Dhesi <dhesi@bsu-cs.bsu.edu>
- BROWSE.TAR
- A screen-oriented directory browser based on the metaphor of using
- "vi" to edit an "ls -l" listing.
- Contributor: Peter Da Silva <peter@ficc.uucp>
- BRWSR.TAR
- A program to build inverted indices of files and another one to
- allow browsing through the file by context. For example, you
- could ask for "UNIX", see all the contexts in which "UNIX" is
- used in the file, and then could go to a specific place and
- view the whole text.
- Contributor: Mark Zimmerman <science@nems.arpa>
- BSPLIT.TAR
- A program to split binary files into manageable chunks. Similar
- to the UNIX "split" utility.
- Contributor: Peter Knoppers <knop@dutesta.uucp>
- CACMDIFF.TAR
- The "diff" program from the July 1989 CACM.
- Contributor: Donald Lindsay <Donald.Lindsay@mathom.gandalf.cs.cmu.edu>
- CAPP.TAR
- A cut and paste processor inspired by the M4 divert and undivert
- macros.
- Contributor: Ozan Yigit <oz@yetti.uucp>
- CHECKLNK.TAR
- A program which walks through a directory tree and prints out the
- names of unresolved symbolic links. Berkeley UNIX only.
- Contributor: Jason Venner <jason@violet.berkeley.edu>
- CHTIM.TAR
- A program to change file modify and access times. Has facilities
- for recursing through directories and producing a shell script
- to restore file times using "chtim".
- Contributor: Don Gworek <uggworek@sunybcs.uucp>
- CODA.TAR
- The Code Distribution Aide. Keeps source distributions current across
- a set of machines. Replaces ad-hoc collections of rdist and tar and
- stuff. Runs under BSD, VMS, AT&T 3b2 & 6386, Xenix, and (soon) MS-DOS.
- Contributor: Rich Salz <rsalz@bbn.com>
- COMBINE.TAR
- A program to compare two or three ASCII files and either report the
- differences or produce a merged file.
- Contributor: Cliff Van Dyke <cliff@gcx1.ssd.csd.harris.com>
- COMPRESS.TAR
- A program to compress files using adaptive Lempel-Ziv coding. This
- is the standard 4.3BSD file compression utility; versions exist for
- several microcomputers as well. Runs under all versions of UNIX.
- This is version 4.0.
- Contributor: Joe Orost <joe@petsd.uucp>
- COMPRCMS.TAR
- A version of the COMPRESS utility for IBM VM/CMS.
- Contributor: Bill Randle <billr@saab.cna.tek.com>
- CONTEXT.TAR
- A program which reads messages containing file names and line numbers
- (e.g. error messages from "cc") and prints lines of context for
- each line number.
- Contributor: Brandon Allbery <bsa@ncoast.uucp>
- CSHAR.TAR
- A set of tools for shipping source code around in "shar" files. These
- are the ones used by the moderator of comp.sources.unix. Should also
- work under MS-DOS. Includes a shar which splits up files into nice
- "chunks", a program to strip mail headers, a program to simulate the
- syntax of /bin/sh for non-UNIX systems.
- Contributor: Rich Salz <rsalz@uunet.uu.net>
- CVS.TAR
- CVS, a front end for RCS which supports concurrent and independent
- use of an RCS directory by several people. Version 3.0.
- Contributor: Dick Grune <dick@cs.vu.nl>
- CVSBRLNR.TAR
- A modified version of CVS (see above) from Brian Berliner, described
- in his paper at USENIX Winter '90. This version is written entirely
- in C and has many added functions including features to support
- software release control.
- Contributor: Brian Berliner <berliner@prisma.com>
- D.TAR
- A program to display a sorted listing of files. Sort of an ersatz
- "ls".
- Contributor: Rick Conn <rconn@simtel20.army.mil>
- DEL.CSH
- A "csh" script that prompts the user with the type of each file he
- is trying to remove and asks if he's sure he wants to remove it.
- Contributor: Rahul Dhesi <dhesi@bsu-cs.uucp>
- DIFF.TAR
- A public domain "diff" program.
- Contributor: Mark H. Colburn <mark@jhereg.uucp>
- DIFFC.TAR
- A "diff -c" program for people who don't have the "-c" option
- (Bell versions).
- Contributor: John Nelson <nelson@genrad.uucp>
- EDIFF.TAR
- Convert the output of a normal "diff" (not -c or -e) to plain
- English.
- Contributor: David MacKenzie <edf@roacky2.rockefeller.edu>
- FASTSORT.TAR
- A sort which sorts files in place using available memory. Twice
- as fast as sort(1) and doesn't use files in /usr/tmp.
- Contributor: Edwin R. Carp <erc@unisec.uucp>
- FILE.TAR
- A rewrite of the UNIX "file" command to tell about the contents of
- a file.
- Contributor: Ian F. Darwin <ian@sq.com>
- FILESCAN.TAR
- A program to examine a list of files and check them against stored
- information, in order to detect possible security breaks.
- Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <mjr@welchlab.welch.jhu.edu>
- FILTERFL.TAR
- A program to apply a filter to a file, saving the output in another
- file. Various options to delete the input file, set modes on input
- or output, etc.
- Contributor: Dan Bernstein <brnstnd@stealth.acf.nyu.edu>
- FINDNAME.TAR
- Scripts to speed up the "find" program on Xenix systems.
- Contributor: Cliff Manis <cmanis@petro.uucp>
- FLOCK.TAR
- Apply or remove an advisory lock on a file and then execute a
- command.
- Contributor: Kevin Braunsdorf <ksb@mace.cc.purdue.edu>
- FM.TAR
- A curses-based hex/ASCII file editor that allows binary file or
- device editing. Runs on System V, BSD, MS-DOS. Version 2.0.
- Contributor: Tony Field <tony@ajfcal.uucp>
- FPACK.TAR
- A file packer and unpacker. Runs on UNIX and MS-DOS; handy for
- transporting files.
- Contributor: Gary Perlman <perlman@wanginst.uucp>
- FTIMES1.TAR
- Display the last access, modify, and inode change times for a file.
- Contributor: John Korsmeyer <john@sol1.uucp>
- FTIMES2.TAR
- Programs to change the times on a file, and to compare files by
- access or modify time ("newer" and "older").
- Contributor: Ken Yap <ken@rochester.edu>
- FTIMES3.TAR
- Yet another version of ftimes.
- Contributor: Robert O. Domitz <rod@pecnos.uucp>
- GIVE.TAR
- A program to give copies of files to only persons on a list. A
- reimplementation of the old V6/PWB utility.
- Contributor: David Collier-Brown <daveb@geac.uucp>
- HATNCOAT.TAR
- Header Analysis Tool analyzes header file dependencies and references.
- C Object Analysis Tool produces a topologically sorted dependcy list
- and cross reference for a group of objects or libraries.
- Contributor: Bob McQueer <bobm@weevil.uucp>
- HD.TAR
- A hex dump program. Version 1.6.
- Contributor: P. J. Ruczynski <pjr@pyra.co.uk>
- HILL.TAR
- File encryption using the Hill cipher.
- Contributor: John Cowan <cowan@magpie.nasa.com>
- IBMWRAP.TAR
- Some scripts to allow files with lines longer than 80 characters to
- be sent through BITNET/EARN systems, which just love those Hollerith
- cards.
- Contributor: Rob Gerth <wsinrobg@urc.tue.nl>
- INCELIM.TAR
- A program to eliminate "include" commands from files. It can handle
- ".so" commands for n/troff, "#include" commands from C, etc.
- Contributor: Sten Folkerman <sten@enea.se>
- LESS.TAR
- A program similar to "more", only with more options. Some folks
- think it's better than "more". It's also public domain.
- Contributor: Mark Nudelman <mark@UNIX386.uucp>
- LUMBRJCK.TAR
- A program which monitors log files and indicates when they have
- changed by changing its icon. Runs under Suntools.
- Contributor: Steven Grimm <koreth@ssyx.ucsc.edu>
- MMV.TAR
- A program to move/copy/append/link multiple files according to a
- set of wildcard patterns. Checks for collisions first. Runs on
- BSD, System V, and MS-DOS. Patchlevel 1.
- Contributor: Vladimir Lanin <lanin@csd4.cs.nyu.edu>
- NAME.TAR
- A program which converts a pathname containing symbolic links into
- an absolute pathname which contains the "real" path to the file.
- Contributor: Alexander Dupuy <dupuy@westend.columbia.edu>
- PLIST.TAR
- Routines and programs to manipulate files with "property list" headers,
- e.g. mail, news, make files, etc.
- Contributor: Peter da Silva <peter@ficc.uu.net>
- RCS42.TAR
- Version 4.2 of the Revision Control System from Purdue University.
- Contributor: Walter Tichy <tichy@purdue.edu>
- RCSIT.TAR
- A program to prepare files for RCS by putting the appropriate
- headers at the top, etc.
- Contributor: Michael Cooper <mcooper@oberon.uucp>
- RENAME.TAR
- Whereas "mv" can rename (as opposed to move) only one file at a time,
- this program can rename many files according to search and replacement
- patterns, sort of like VMS.
- Contributor: Vladimir Lanin <lanin@csd2.nyu.edu>
- RH.TAR
- A program similar to "find", but which allows the user to enter real
- C expressions instead of using find's less than wonderful syntax.
- Allows selecting more diverse subsets of files. Version 2.0.
- Contributor: Kenneth Stauffer <stauffer@cpsc.ucalgary.ca>
- RMI.TAR
- A program to remove files by inode numbers. This is one of many
- solutions to the "how do I remove a file with an untypable name"
- question.
- Contributor: Dave Curry <davy@itstd.sri.com>
- RMUNRM.TAR
- A package which allows you to use "rm" as usual to delete files
- but then allows you to change your mind and "unrm" a file.
- Contributor: Dave Taylor <taylor@hpldat.uucp>
- SCCSINTR.TAR
- Shell scripts to interface with SCCS.
- Contributor: Larry McVoy <larry@geowhiz.uucp>
- SHAPE.TAR
- A collection of programs to support software configuration management
- on UNIX systems. Includes version control commands, and "shape", a
- significantly enhanced Make-oid.
- Contributor: Axel Mahler <axel@coma.uucp>
- SHAR.TAR
- A C program to generate "shar" files. Sort of overkill, but what
- the hell.
- Contributor: Gary Perlman <perlman@wanginst.uucp>
- SHARBSD4.TAR
- Another C program to generate "shar" files, but this one takes
- care to make them the proper size for mailing, etc.
- Contributor: Roger March <roger@mips.uucp>
- SHRINK.TAR
- Shrinks very long (Berkeley) file names into 14-character or less
- file names for portability.
- Contributor: Simon Brown <simon2@its63b.ed.ac.uk>
- SLICE.TAR
- A program to split files into several little files by pattern
- matching or line numbers.
- Contributor: Gary Puckering <garyp@cognos.uucp>
- SNEFRU.TAR
- A one-way hash algorithm which given some input text comes up with
- a single number such that no two texts will hash to the same number.
- Contributor: Rich Salz <rsalz@bbn.com>
- SPIFF.TAR
- SPIFF, the program described at the Summer 1988 Usenix in San
- Francisco. Compares files like diff, but handles "minute"
- differences like floating point numbers, white space, etc.
- correctly.
- Contributor: Daniel W. Nachbar <daniel@wind.bellcore.com>
- STAT.C
- A program to print out information about a file ala stat(2).
- Contributor: Rich Kulawiec <rsk@j.cc.purdue.edu>
- STATSHEL.TAR
- A program to print various characteristics of files in a variety
- of formats. Runs on BSD, AIX, HP/UX, SunOS, Ultrix.
- Contributor: Diomidis Spinellis <dds@cc.ic.ac.uk>
- TRIMLOG.TAR
- A program for trimming log files. Allows trimming files by lines
- or bytes, and also handles trimming binary files.
- Contributor: Dave Curry <davy@itstd.sri.com>
- UNIDIFF.TAR
- A modified version of context diff which combines the old and new
- hunks into one hunk. Cuts the size of context diffs by usually
- about 25%. No information is lost in this process. Includes
- patches for GNU diff and patch, and a program that goes from
- "normal" diffs to unidiffs and back.
- Contributor: Wayne Davison <davison@dri.com>
- UNSHAR.TAR
- A program to undo "shar" files. There are security and speed reasons
- for using this over the standard shell.
- Contributor: Guido van Rossum <guido@mcvax.uucp>
- VF.TAR
- A version of VFILER for UNIX. A screen-oriented tool for moving
- files around, etc.
- Contributor: Rick Conn <rconn@simtel20.army.mil>
- VMS_UNIX.TAR
- Rename VMS filenames with version numbers, etc. to GNU EMACS style
- filenames and backup files.
- Contributor: Dan Jacobsen <jacobsen@eecs.uucp>
- XC.TAR
- A program which reads "special" lines from files and executes the
- commands. Lets you put compilation commands in C programs and
- then compile them saying "xc file", etc.
- Contributor: David MacKenzie <edf@rocky2.rockefeller.edu>
- XTAIL.TAR
- An enhanced version of "tail" which allows watching all files in a
- directory, including new ones added while the program is running.
- Version 2.
- Contributor: Chip Rosenthal <chip@vector.dallas.tx.us.uucp>
- ZAP.TAR
- A binary file editor that runs under VMS, UNIX, and MS-DOS. Mimics
- SIPP from RT-11.
- Contributor: Johan Vromans <jv@mh.uucp>
-