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Subject: Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores
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Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 19:21:52 +0000
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> I dont understand. AFAIK, you rewind to one of /archive/....,
> and they have a score printed by vac.
> I think you can use that score to call flfmt (would really
> like to know if I'm mistaken :-) ).

i'd assumed that wasn't possible because the shape of
the vac archive you get is different between a vac
as produced by

	vac /archive

and that produced after a snap -a.

the former is rooted at /archive (as you might expect);
the latter contains /active, /snapshot and /archive
directories in its root.

it's quite possible fltmt is clever about this, but given
the comment in the man page, i doubt it.