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From: Johannes D.H. Beekhuizen on 16 Jan 2010 08:10
Hello,

I downloaded from a newsgroup several files which look like:
=ybegin part=6 line=128 size=5904512 name=...
=ypart begin=1248001 end=1497600
<binary stuff>
=yend size=249600 part=6 pcrc32=2344bb28

Is there a (preferably Command Line) utility in Slack 13.0 to
decode these?

Thanks in adance or a helpful answer.

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Hans.
From: Rinaldi J. Montessi on 16 Jan 2010 09:18
Johannes D.H. Beekhuizen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I downloaded from a newsgroup several files which look like:
> =ybegin part=6 line=128 size=5904512 name=...
> =ypart begin=1248001 end=1497600
> <binary stuff>
> =yend size=249600 part=6 pcrc32=2344bb28
>
> Is there a (preferably Command Line) utility in Slack 13.0 to
> decode these?
>
> Thanks in adance or a helpful answer.

http://www.yenc.org/linux.htm

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