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gfcombine

GFCOMBINE(1)							   UserCommands 						      GFCOMBINE(1)

NAME

       gfcombine - combine a number of shares to form the original file

SYNOPSIS

       gfcombine [-o OUTPUTFILE] INPUTFILE...

DESCRIPTION

       Combine a set of files (as produced by gfsplit) to produce the original file by interpolating the shares on the commandline.

       -o OUTPUTFILE
	      The name of the file to write out.

       All INPUTFILEs should be called something.NNN where the .NNN is the share number. (The gfsplit tool will output files named appropriately).
       The OUTPUTFILE if omitted will default to the name of the first INPUTFILE with the .NNN removed.

AUTHOR

       Written by Daniel Silverstone.

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs against the libgfshare product on www.launchpad.net.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2006 Daniel Silverstone.
       This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the MIT licence (the COPYRIGHT file	in  the  source  distribu-
       tion).  There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.

SEE ALSO

       gfsplit(1), libgfshare(3), gfshare(7)

1.0.5								   February 2006						      GFCOMBINE(1)