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Operating Systems AIX Looking at .sh_history file. Post 302516277 by juredd1 on Friday 22nd of April 2011 10:58:55 AM
Old 04-22-2011
Right you are Corona688. Ok, easily decoded with a little scripting.

Anyone with knowledge of a command to just read the history file of another user without decoding please pass it along.

Thanks.
 

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jbig2dec(1)							  jbig2dec Manual						       jbig2dec(1)

NAME
jbig2dec - File format converter specialized in JBIG2 decoding SYNOPSIS
jbig2dec [options] file.jbig2 jbig2dec [options] global-stream page-stream DESCRIPTION
The jbig2dec command converts JBIG2 files to png or pbm files. When passed a single file argument it is interpreted as a JBIG2 file stream, with either sequential or random-access organization. When passed two stream arguments, they are interpreted as the global and page-specific portions of an embedded organzation, as used in PDF. If a particular page references no global segment stream, /dev/null can be passed for the global-stream argument to request the embedded parser. OPTIONS
The options are as follows: -o file Store the decoded output in file. Defaults to the input with a different extension. Set to - for standard output. -t type Force a particular output file format. Supported are png and pbm. -d or --dump Print the structure of the JBIG2 file rather than explicitly decoding it. --hash Print a hash of the decoded document. -q or --quiet Suppress warnings and other diagnostic output. -v or --verbose Report additional information about the decoding process. Pass just -v for information about the file as it's being decoded. This is the same as --verbose=2. Pass --verbose=3 or higher for debugging information. --version Show program version information. -h or --help Show usage summary. AUTHOR
jbig2-dev <jbig2-dev@ghostscript.com> This manpage was initially written by Sebastian Rasmussen <sebras@hotmail.com> for jbig2dec and the Debian Project. Version 0.11 2010 Feb 2 jbig2dec(1)
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