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Advice for piping on OS X

Anonymous — Tue, 02 May 2006 17:54:19 -0000

Hi
I'm trying to wrap a GUI around par2 on the Mac OS X platform using
Obj-C Cocoa and not winning!

I have tried a couple of methods at grabbing the stdout from par2 but
not getting anything stable.
The one method I am trying to get to work at the moment is
"readInBackgroundAndNotify" now this gets data okay but in various
block sizes. so I'm getting data like this:

dataOutput = canning: "BigArchive.rar": 0.9%
dataOutput = Scanning: "BigArchive.rar": 1.0%
dataOutput = Scanning: "BigArchive.rar": 1.1%
dataOutput = S
dataOutput = c
dataOutput = a
dataOutput = n
dataOutput = n
dataOutput = i
dataOutput = n
dataOutput = g
dataOutput = :
dataOutput =
dataOutput = "
dataOutput = B
dataOutput = i
dataOutput = g
dataOutput = Archive.rar": 1.2%
dataOutput = Scanning: "BigArchive.rar": 1.3%
dataOutput = Scanning: "BigArchive.rar": 1.4%
dataOutput = Scanning: "BigArchive.rar": 1.5%
Scanning: "B
dataOutput = i
dataOutput = g

This makes it impossible to search for any unique string...
Does anyone have any ideas how I could stablize this or know of a
better way to capture the stdout.
What I want to capture is filenames and percentage of progress

Thanks in advance
Tracy

(1450) Insufficient resources exist to complete ......

Anonymous — Mon, 01 May 2006 17:00:06 -0000

Cannot read from "xxx.xxx.001". (1450) Insufficient
resources exist to complete the requested service
appears when joining a huge (8 Gb) file on XP over
NTFS.

I am running QuickPar version 0.9.1.

This error happens when attemting to read the first
one of the 100 files that resulted from splitting the
huge file. The creation of the split files and the
par files went troubleless. Repair works OK, it is
the rejoin that would not work.

1. There is plenty of space on C drive
2. Pagefile is setup to the maximum on two drives

compile error on source tar.gz file

Anonymous — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 23:41:37 -0000

Here are where the errors begin on make

reedsolomon.cpp:54: error: explicit specialization of
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<8u, 285u, unsigned char>
>::SetInput(const std::vector<bool,
std::allocator<bool> >&)’ must be introduced by
‘template <>’
reedsolomon.cpp:54: error: template-id ‘SetInput<>’ for
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<8u, 285u, unsigned char>
>::SetInput(const std::vector<bool,
std::allocator<bool> >&)’ does not match any template
declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:54: error: invalid function declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:83: error: explicit specialization of
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<8u, 285u, unsigned char>
>::SetInput(u32)’ must be introduced by ‘template <>’
reedsolomon.cpp:83: error: template-id ‘SetInput<>’ for
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<8u, 285u, unsigned char>
>::SetInput(u32)’ does not match any template declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:83: error: invalid function declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:104: error: explicit specialization of
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<8u, 285u, unsigned char>
>::Process(size_t, u32, const void*, u32, void*)’ must
be introduced by ‘template <>’
reedsolomon.cpp:104: error: template-id ‘Process<>’ for
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<8u, 285u, unsigned char>
>::Process(size_t, u32, const void*, u32, void*)’ does
not match any template declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:104: error: invalid function declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:192: error: explicit specialization of
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<16u, 69643u, short unsigned
int> >::SetInput(const std::vector<bool,
std::allocator<bool> >&)’ must be introduced by
‘template <>’
reedsolomon.cpp:192: error: template-id ‘SetInput<>’
for ‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<16u, 69643u, short
unsigned int> >::SetInput(const std::vector<bool,
std::allocator<bool> >&)’ does not match any template
declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:192: error: invalid function declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:236: error: explicit specialization of
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<16u, 69643u, short unsigned
int> >::SetInput(u32)’ must be introduced by ‘template <>’
reedsolomon.cpp:236: error: template-id ‘SetInput<>’
for ‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<16u, 69643u, short
unsigned int> >::SetInput(u32)’ does not match any
template declarationreedsolomon.cpp:236: error: invalid
function declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:270: error: explicit specialization of
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<16u, 69643u, short unsigned
int> >::Process(size_t, u32, const void*, u32, void*)’
must be introduced by ‘template <>’
reedsolomon.cpp:270: error: template-id ‘Process<>’ for
‘bool ReedSolomon<Galois<16u, 69643u, short unsigned
int> >::Process(size_t, u32, const void*, u32, void*)’
does not match any template declaration
reedsolomon.cpp:270: error: invalid function declaration
make[1]: *** [reedsolomon.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/homedir/share/par2cmdline-0.4'
make: *** [all] Error 2

FC4, amd xp3200+, gigabyte GA-7N400 Pro2, 2 Gig ddr 400
memory,
oldkawman1@cox.net

Linux Ubuntu Breezy 5

Cupido-Online — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 21:55:48 -0000

GUI for working with par2 files, repairing blocks, but
under a Linux Ubuntu release.

There is no such thing in GUI and would be a big help
for a lot of people in this community.

Cannot run par2 in Mac OS X 10.3.8

Anonymous — Fri, 01 Apr 2005 11:49:55 -0000

I have a Mac G4 running OS X 10.3.8. I do not seem to
understand how to install par2cmdline on it.

I downloaded par2cmdline-0.4-ppc-G4-MacOS-X-10.2.tar.gz
from
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=30568&release_id=161776
and opened with with stuffit expander ver. 7.0.3.

Inside the untarred folder
par2cmdline-0.4-ppc-G4-MacOS-X-10.2,
I see three icons resembling grey terminal windows,
labelled "COPYING" "PAR2" and "README."

Double-clicking on "PAR2" opens terminal and a separate
window labelled "Completed Command," which displays
some general information about par2cmdline.

I get almost the same result by dragging the "PAR2"
icon onto an open terminal window at the command line.

I had expected that one of these actions would install
the program, but it seems not to be right.

After double-clicking or dragging the icon, typing
"par2" (no quotes) at the command line returns the
error "-bash: par2: command not found."

What do I need to do to install and run par2cmdline in
my terminal?

win32 errorlevel's?

Anonymous — Fri, 24 Dec 2004 01:24:35 -0000

A quick run down of what each of the errorlevels under
the win32 would be helpful. I think I have narrowed it
down, but here are the items that I have got.

REM errorlevel 5 par2 error i don't know about. figure it
out.
REM errorlevel 4 Main packet not found. This is a odd
error.
REM errorlevel 3 par2 file does not exist as specified.
REM errorlevel 2 par2 file not able to repair.
REM errorlevel 1 par2 file needs repair and can repair it.
REM errorlevel 0 par2 file is GOOD to GO! no repair
needed.

I use these in a script to help automate all of my
downloads from newsgroups and to check to see if it is
repairable, without having to use a gui par2 tool.

I use a scheduler to run my script.

As you can see, the errorlevels maynot be correct.

Thanks for your help.

EEXISTS error

Anonymous — Sun, 10 Nov 2002 00:42:43 -0000

When trying to recover a missing file I get error
EEXISTS. I've noticed when I have previously
successfully used parchive to recover files that the
recovered file has a different filename to the original e.g.
spaces instead of underscore. Is this a feature of
parchive ? Can I do anything with a PAR file that uses
the same name for the recovered file e.g. get error trying
to recover file.part09.rar even though file.part09.rar does
not exist.