nwsalvage(1) [suse man page]

NWSALVAGE(1)							     nwsalvage							      NWSALVAGE(1)

NAME

       nwsalvage

SYNOPSIS

       nwsalvage [ -h ] [ -s ] [ -n namespace ] [ directory ] [ file_id ]

DESCRIPTION

       nwsalvage recovers a file from the specified NetWare directory.

OPTIONS

       -h
	  Print out a short help text.

       -n
	  Specify a different NetWare file namespace.  Possible options include DOS, MAC, NFS, FTAM, LONG.  Default is LONG.

       -s
	  Silent mode

       directory
	  The  directory from which the file to be salvaged was deleted. Current working directory is used by default. You have to specify path in
	  Linux format, not in NetWare format.

       file_id
	  The numeric file identifier specifying the file you want to salvage.	This number is obtained from nwlistsalvage.

EXAMPLES

       nwsalvage /mnt/NetWare/server/volume/directory/ 123456

       With this example, the file identified by 123456 deleted from the directory /mnt/NetWare/server/volume/directory/ will be recovered.

AUTHORS

       nwsalvage was written by Scott Bentley.	See the Changes file of ncpfs for other contributors.

SEE ALSO

       nwlistsalvage

nwsalvage							    11/05/2005							      NWSALVAGE(1)

NWDIR(1)							       nwdir								  NWDIR(1)

NAME

       nwdir - Lists files in directory

SYNOPSIS

       nwdir [-h] [-v] [-l] [-t] [-d] [-e] [-f] [directory]

DESCRIPTION

       nwdir lists files, directories and their attributes from the specified NetWare directory.

OPTIONS

       -h
	  -h is used to print out a short help text.

       -d
	  List directories like other files, rather than listing their contents.

       -l
	  Show filename in all available namespaces.

       -v
	  Verbose listing, display everything possible.

       -e
	  Display OS/2 Extended Attributes.

       -f
	  List connections using each file.

       -t
	  Show all informations (rights, attributes, file inodes) also as hexadecimal numbers.

       directory
	  You  can  specify  the directory to list. Current working directory is used by default. You have to specify path in Linux format, not in
	  NetWare format.

EXAMPLES

       nwdir -t -v /NetWare/server/sys

       With this example, all files from directory /NetWare/server/sys are displayed.

AUTHORS

       nwdir was written by Milan Vandrovec. See the Changes file of ncpfs for other contributors.

BUGS

       Directory quotas are not displayed. User names are not taken from NDS, but only from bindery.

nwdir								     4/2/1998								  NWDIR(1)