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sfk sel ... +uuencode
encode (binary) files as plain ascii text,
for embedding in other text like email,
or terminal output copied by clipboard.
options
-tofile f write output to file f.
-quiet print no 'wrote file' info at end.
-pure create no meta records. by default
meta records with size, time and
the crc32 checksum are written.
-bslash use backslashes \ in filenames,
do not change them to '/'.
command chaining
accepts filenames from previous commands,
allowing to encode multiple files in one go.
limitations
embeds filename characters as is, without any
codepage or utf-8 conversion. accent or unicode
characters in filenames may appear wrong on
target systems.
aliases
sfk uuenc same as uuencode
sfk uuencode use uuencode format
sfk xxencode use xxencode format
xxencode format is recommended over uuencode
as it is less likely broken by email transfer.
use uuencode if the receiver only has uudecode.
see also
sfk uudecode extract encoded files
please note
the standard uudecode command on linux/mac may only
extract the first file of uuencoded text, ignoring
the rest. if linux/mac is the target system consider
encoding a single tar or zip file, or get sfk on
that system as well.
examples
sfk uuencode in.txt -tofile out.txt
encode in.txt and write to out.txt
sfk uuencode in.txt in2.txt +toclip
encode two files and put into clipboard
sfk uuencode mydir
encode all files in mydir
sfk uuencode mydir .png
encode only .png files in mydir
sfk dir mydir .png +uuencode
same as above, but in two steps:
first make a list of files to encode,
and when done, append +uuencode
sfk sel mydir .txt !old !save +uuencode
encode all .txt files from mydir except
files having old or save in their name |
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