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That sounds like the same problem I had; duplicate file names. Look at
the Graham icons and see if the object names are duplicates.
Ray
Peter Skye wrote:
>
>
> When I run this from the command line:
>
> zip -ErSv9$ H:\DriveH.zip h:\*
>
> I get these messages (the lines are going to wrap):
>
> zip warning: first full name: h:/GU20/The Graham Utilities for
> OS!2!V21.1/
> zip warning: second full name: h:/GU20/The Graham Utilities for
> OS!2!V2.1/
> zip warning: name in zip file repeated: GU20/The Graham Utilities for
> OS!2
> V2.1/
> zip error: Invalid command arguments (cannot repeat names in zip file)
>
> (the "V2.1/" line displays on a separate line, it wasn't wrapped into a
> new line by this email client)
>
> and no .zip file is created.
>
> Here's a DIR /AD of \GU20\ :
>
> [H:\GU20]dir /ad
> 3-27-99 9:17a 5349 The Graham Utilities for OS!2!V2.1
> 1-21-01 4:34p 5412 The Graham Utilities for OS!2!V21.1
> 9-15-98 3:58p 5580 The Graham!!Utilities for OS!2
>
> Neither "DIR TH*" nor "ATTRIB TH*" show any other files beginning with
> "TH".
>
> What's causing the error? Is there a "strange" character in the file
> name which is stopping the zip.exe comparison? Is there a utility which
> can display HPFS file names in hex (perhaps DFSee)?
>
> - Peter
>
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