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arj
Langue: en
Version: 2004-10-18 (debian - 07/07/09)
Section: 1 (Commandes utilisateur)
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NAME
arj - Archiver for .arj filesSYNOPSIS
arj command [-switch[-|+|option]] archive[.arj] [base directory] [!list name|path name|wildcard name]DESCRIPTION
arj is a compression and file archiving utility. It was invented by Robert K. Jung. ARJ stands for Archived by Robert Jung.COMMANDS
- ac
- Add Chapter to chapter archive.
- cc
- Convert archive to Chapter archive.
- dc
- Delete last Chapter from archive.
- a
- Add files to archive.
- b
- execute Batch or dos command.
- c
- Comment archive files.
- d
- Delete files from archive.
- e
- Extract files from archive.
- f
- Freshen files in archive.
- g
- Garble files in archive.
- i
- check Integrity of the arj program.
- j
- Join archives to archive
- k
- remove obsolete bacKup files.
- l
- List contents of archive.
- m
- Move files to archive.
- n
- reName files in archive.
- o
- Order files in archive.
- p
- Print files to standard output.
- q
- recover damaged arj file.
- r
- Remove paths from filenames.
- s
- Sample files to screen with pause.
- t
- Test integrity of archive.
- u
- Update files to archive.
- v
- Verbosely list contents of archive.
- w
- Where are text strings in archive.
- x
- eXtract files with full pathname.
- y
- copY archive with new options.
SWITCHES
- c
- skip time-stamp Check
- e
- Exclude paths from names
- f
- Freshen existing files
- g
- Garble with password
- i
- with no progress Indicator
- m
- with Method 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
- n
- only New files (not exist)
- r
- Recurse subdirectories
- u
- Update files (new and newer)
- v
- enable multiple Volumes
- w
- assign Work directory
- x
- eXclude selected files
- y
- assume Yes on all queries
- hk
- enable ARJ-PROTECT damage protection
DETAILED SWITCHES
- -
- Disables switch char
- +
- Inhibits ARJ_SW usage
- +var: set environment variable
- @
- Set 1 token per response file line
- !
- Set list char (!)
- &
- Set batch critical error handler
- #
- Select files by number
- $
- Add/extract volume label
- $A: add/extract label to drive A
- a
- Allow any file Attribute
- a1: any files, directories and UNIX special files
- b
- Backup changed files
- b1: Backup changed, reset archive bits b2: only reset archive bits b3: reset archive bit during restore b4: do not restore bits, reset arc b5: do not restore any file attributes
- c
- Skip time-stamp Check
- d
- Delete added files asks permission before deleting
- d1: Delete without permission (same as arj m) d2: Truncate instead of deleting
- e
- Exclude paths from names
- e1: Exclude base dir from names
- f
- Freshen existing files
- f1: Freshen with OLDER files f2: Freshen with DIFFERENT files f3: Freshen with CRC mismatched files
- g
- Garble with password
- gstew: garble with password stew g?: prompt for password
- i
- Show no progress Indicator
- i1: show bar graph Indicator i2: show percentage and bar graph i3: total progress percentage i4: total progress bar graph i5: total percentage and bar graph i6: total percentage and file graph
- k
- Keep a .bak of arj archive
- l
- Create List_name file
- lnames.list: create names.list
- m
- With Method 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
- m0: store (no compression) m1: good compression (default) m2: less memory and compression m3: FAST! less compression m4: FASTEST! least compression
- n
- Only New files (not exist)
- o
- On or after YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
- o: on today o19901225: on/after 12/25/1990 ob: Before YYYYMMDDHHMMSS ob: before today ob19901225: before 12/25/1990 od: no older than N Days od5: five or less days old oa: After YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (last access) oa: on today oa19901225: after 12/25/1990 oab: Before YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (last access) oab: before today oab19901225: before 12/25/1990 oc: After YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (created) oc: on today oc19901225: after 12/25/1990 ocb: Before YYYYMMDDHHMMSS ocb: before today ocb19901225: before 12/25/1990
- p
- Match using full Pathnames
- p1: match Pathname with subdirs
- q
- Query on each file
- r
- Recurse subdirectories
- s
- Set archive time-Stamp to newest
- s1: save original time-Stamp s2: set archive time-Stamp s3: save both original time-Stamps
- t
- Set file Type (default 0)
- t0: set binary file type t1: set C text file type t1f: force C text file type t1g: set C text with graphics
- u
- Update files (new + newer)
- u1: Update files (new + OLDER) u2: Update files (new + different) u3: Update files (new + CRC mismatch)
- v
- Enable multiple Volumes
- v360: build 362000 byte volumes v50K: build 50000 byte volumes va: auto-detect space available vd/tmp/*: delete /tmp/* ve: use alternate volume naming vi: inhibit diskette change test vr50K: reserve 50000 bytes of space on first volume vs: provide command prompt vscmd: execute cmd before each vol vv: beep between volumes vw: keep Whole files in volumes vz: provide command with no echo v360,v720,v1200,v1440: abbrevs Volume options may be in any order except s and z which must be last
- w
- Assign Work directory
- w/tmp: use /tmp as work directory
- x
- eXclude selected files
- x*.sh: exclude *.sh files x!names: exclude files in names multiple exclusions are allowed
- y
- Assume Yes on all queries except diskette volume prompts
Use this switch for batch mode - z
- Supply archive comment file _ Convert filenames to lower case
- zarc.cmt: use arc.cmt for comments z/dev/null: use to strip comments
SHIFTED SWITCHES
- h#
- Append date string to name
- h#1: append time string to name h#2: append DHHMMSS to name (custom: h#{Y,M,D,N,h,m,s}) h#YYYY-MMDD: append YYYY-MMDD
- h$
- Try to use longnames (Win2000)
- h2
- Obsolete synonym for -2 group of options
- ha
- Ignore readonly Attribute
- hb
- Select by file attribute/type
- a - archive bit set b - archive bit clear r - readonly s - system h - hidden d - directory n - normal file, not d,h,r,s,c,l c - chapter label l - volume label f - abbrev for n,d,r,s,h u - UNIX special files w - win95 long filenames hb: select all types hbsh: select hidden, system only hbd: select dirs only
- hc
- Execute Command at arj start
- hcclear: execute clear
- he
- Skip test of security Envelope
- he1: set error on security Envelope
- hf
- Set short filenames only
- hf1: set longnames in file comment or extract with w95lname.nnn hf2: use long filenames in DOS hf3: set longnames in file comment using shortname wildcards hf4: set all files archived in Windows as Windows long filenames
- hg
- Specify garble module filename
- hgarjcrypt.so: set arjcrypt.so as name of garble module hg!: specify use of 40 bit encryption
- hi
- Detailed display in Index files
- hk
- Build data protection record
- hk
- Default amount of recovery data
- hk1: more recovery data hk9: maximum amount of recovery data Disable ARJ-PROTECT when used with the "y" command
- hl
- Return error for Listfile error
- hm
- Increase file list capacity
- hm!: redirect -hm temp file hm! : move temp file to XMS mem hm!/tmp : move temp file to /tmp
- hn
- Specify non-existent filespec
- hn####: set #### as filespec
- ho
- Only extract files with matches
- ho1: Only extract files without matches
- hq
- Ignore open access error on adds
- hq1: ignore open not found error on adds hq2: ignore access and not found on adds
- hr
- Try to ignore archive errors
- hs
- Disable file Sharing
- ht
- Set Target directory
- ht/destdir
- hu
- Allow Update of volume archives
- hv
- Check for arj version
- hw
- Scroll save search filename display
- hw1: display only filenames with matches
- hx
- Set default archive extensions
- hx.arj.sdn
- hy
- set arj32 to use ANSI codepage set arj to extract ANSI codepage archive
- hy1: force arj32 to use OEM codepage hy2: force arj32 to use ANSI codepage
- hz
- Create an ARJ-SECURITY envelope
- j#
- Store only CRC and not the file
- j#1: store only date, size, attributes j#2: restore file attributes j#3: restore file dates j#4: restore file attributes and dates
- j$
- Do not process file DTA and DTC
- ja
- Set P command to display ANSI
- ja1: inhibit the display of comments
- jb
- Set chapter backup processing
- jb0: clear chapter archive status jb*: select all chapter backup files
- jc
- Exit after Count of files
- jc5: exit after 5 files jc nam1 nam2: exit after 2 files
- jd
- Ensure free Disk space
- e -jd50K: skip file if<50000 free l -jd1000: set error if<1000 free
- je
- Create self-extracting archive
- je1: create SFXJR archive
- jf
- Store/use Full specified path
- jf1: store/use path minus drive
- jg
- [OBSOLETE]
- jg1: [OBSOLETE]
- jh
- Set Huffman buffer size
- jh65535: set to 65535 bytes (max) jh2048: set to 2048 bytes (min)
- ji
- Create Index file
- jiindex.file: create index.file
- jk
- Keep temp archive on error
- jl
- Display only filespecs
- jm
- Set Maximum compression mode
- jm1: set faster Maximum compression
- jn
- Restart volumes at fileName
- jn/bin/test: restart at /bin/test jn: get restart information from previously written index file
- jo
- Query when updating archive file
- jo: extract to unique Output names jo1: extract to unique Output names keeping file extension
- jp
- Pause after each screenful
- jp50: pause, set page size to 50
- jq
- Set string parameter
- jqstring: set parameter to string
- jr
- Recover broken archive files
- jr1: Recover badly broken archive files
- js
- Store archives by suffix (default is arj, arc, lzh, pak, rar, zip, zoo, j, and uc2).
- js.zoo: store only .zoo files
- jt
- Test temporary archive by CRC
- jt1: Test CRC and file contents jt2: Test only added file contents jt3: Test only file date-time and size
- ju
- Translate UNIX style paths
- jv
- Set Verbose display
- jv1: set special verbose list mode
- jw
- Set extract output filename
- jwnew.file: output to new.file
- jx
- Start at eXtended position
- jx10000: start at position 10000
- jy
- Suppress queries assuming Yes
- a - skip append query c - skip create directory query d - skip delete files query k - skip disk space available query n - skip new filename prompt o - skip overwrite file query r - erase all type-ahead before query s - skip scanned enough text query v - skip proceed to next volume query y - accept single character Y/N/A/Q jycny: skip create, new name queries in single character input mode
- jz
- Supply file for file comment
- jzfile.cmt: use file.cmt for comments jz/dev/null: use to strip file comments
- 2a
- Serialize names on extraction
- 2b
- [UNIX] restrict to Block devices
- 2b or 2b.: current device only 2b-/usr: all except where /usr is located
- 2c
- [OS/2, NT] handle Crit. EAs only
- 2d
- arj/DOS compatibility mode
- 2d1: (OBSOLETE) comment compatibility
- 2e
- [OS/2, NT] filter Extended attrs
- 2e.*: pack/unpack system EAs only 2e.ICON?: pack/unpack icons only 2e: disable EAs handling
- 2f
- Disable comment serialization across multiple volumes
- 2h
- [UNIX] Disable hardlink handling
- 2h1: Extract hardlinks as symlinks
- 2k
- Skip century display in dates
- 2k1: use a non-ambiguous date display format
- 2l
- [OS/2, NT] treat .LONGNAME EAs as filenames when possible
- 2o
- [UNIX] store/restore file ownership
- 2o1: Store numeric UID/GID values 2o2: Same as -2o but saves group as well
- 2p
- Specify process Priority class
- OS/2, NT: 2p1...2p4 Linux, FreeBSD: 2p1...2p41
- 2r
- Revert directory Recursion order
- 2s
- [UNIX] preserve Symlink properties
- 2x
- [OS/2, NT]: eXclude extended attrs
- 2x.ICON?: ignore icons
DEFAULTS
Save path information in archive Save long filenames Save/restore extended attributes Save/restore file date-time created and accessed in Win95 and OS/2 Save timestamps in the UNIX format under UNIX-like operating systems Don't save drive and root in path information Display comment ANSI sequences with built-in display handler Prompt before overwriting output files Use method 1 compression Use binary mode Use ! as list file symbol The "ac" command is an abbreviation for "u -u2 -jb" The "cc" command is an abbreviation for "y -jb" The "dc" command is an abbreviation for "d -jb"
Under Win32, arj uses OEM codepage by default. The "-hy" option sets arj to use the ANSI codepage which is the Windows graphical environment default. arj/Win32 self-extracting archives should be built using the "-hy" option.
To ensure compatibility with previous versions of arj, the "-2d" parameter has to be specified when archiving under UNIX.
USER PROMPT RESPONSES
- Yes
- yes
- No
- no
- Quit
- abort out of arj
- Always
- always assume yes for current type of query
- Skip
- always assume no for current type of query
- Global
- always assume yes for all queries except diskette volume prompts
- Command
- prompt for and execute one system command
ENVIRONMENT
ARJ_SW = -jyry -jv -i1ARJ_SW = /etc/arj.cfg
EXIT STATUS
- 0
- Success
- 1
- Warning (specified file to add to archive not found, specified file to list, extract, etc., not found, or answering negatively to "OK to proceed to next volume..." prompt)
- 2
- Fatal error
- 3
- CRC error (header or file CRC error or bad password)
- 4
- ARJ-SECURITY error or attempt to update an ARJ-SECURED archive
- 5
- Disk full or write error
- 6
- Cannot open archive or file
- 7
- Simple user error (bad parameters)
- 8
- Not enough memory
- 9
- Not an arj archive
- 10
- [DOS] XMS memory error (read or write)
- 11
- User control break
- 12
- Too many chapters (over 250)
EXAMPLES
- Add files minus directory structure:
- arj a -e archive *
- Add two files to archive:
- arj a archive name1 name2
- Add files to archive with verification:
- arj a -jt archive *
- Add files with maximum compression:
- arj a -jm archive *
- Add several directories of files:
- arj a archive ... dir1 dir2 dir3
- Add thousands of files to an archive:
- arj a -hm1 -r archive *
- Add a chapter to an archive:
- arj ac archive /foo/dir/* -r
- Comment archive header only:
- arj c archive -zcmt.fil
- Convert standard archive to chapter:
- arj cc archive
- Convert chapter archive to standard:
- arj y archive -jb0
- Delete the last chapter from an archive:
- arj dc archive *
- Strip archive comment only:
- arj c archive -z/dev/null
- Extract files from archive:
- arj e archive
- Extract maintaining directory structure:
- arj x archive
- Extract new and newer files without query:
- arj e archive -u -y
- Extract subdirectory from archive:
- arj e archive subdir/* -p1
- Extract files to directory:
- arj x archive destdir/ *
- Extract files to directory:
- arj x archive * -htdestdir
- Extract files to directory with space:
- arj x archive "Some Dir/ "
- Extract files to directory with space:
- arj x archive "-htSome Dir"
- Extract a Win95 archive to plain DOS:
- arj x archive -hf2
- List files in archive:
- arj l archive
- Move files to archive:
- arj m archive *.tex
- Move files from archive:
- arj e -d archive *.tex
- Recover files from a damaged archive:
- arj x archive -jr
- Test integrity of files in archive:
- arj t archive
- Test multiple arj archives:
- arj t *.arj -hr
- Add files to a multiple volume archive:
- arj a -va /floppy/archive *
- Create up to 999 archive volumes:
- arj a -va /floppy/archive.001
- Extract from a multiple volume archive:
- arj x -v /floppy/archive
- Create a multiple volume self-extractor:
- arj a -va -je /floppy/archive *
- Convert archive to self-extractor:
- arj y -je1 archive
- Backup dir /foo to dir /floppy:
- arj a /floppy/backup /foo -a1 -b2 -r -vvas -w/foo -js -jt -hk
- Restore backup on dir /floppy to dir /foo:
- arj x /floppy/backup /foo -vv -y
SELF-EXTRACTOR ARCHIVES
If the first two characters of an arj comment are "))" in a self-extractor, then the self-extractor will accept the appended line as its command line.")) -o" will force the self-extractor to overwrite existing files.
SEE ALSO
rearj(1), unarj(1), arj-register(1).AUTHOR
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