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- >>>>> "Hyung-song" == Hyung-song Nam <namh@wintermute.resnet.cornell.edu> writes:
-
- Hyung-song> hello, I have netatalk package running on my machine,
- Hyung-song> so I was able to mount my disk on a mac and copy files
- Hyung-song> to my linux disk. Is there any way to use these files
- Hyung-song> with executor? It seems afpd keeps two separate files
- Hyung-song> for a mac file. (data and resource fork in separate
- Hyung-song> files)
-
- Yes. Executor stores its files in the official AppleDouble format,
- which is slightly different (and worse) than the netatalk
- representation.
-
- Fortunately, the file layouts are the same. They just have different
- names. If memory serves, you need to:
-
- 1) Prepend a "%" character to the filenames of all files in the
- .AppleDouble directory and then move them up a directory.
-
- 2) Replace each ":HH" sequence in any filenames with "%HH"
- (where HH is two hexadecimal digits) with %HH.
-
- I think that's all, but I haven't personally used netatalk so I might
- be forgetting something.
-
- -Mat
-
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