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Clarifies more the use of % in log names.

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Andrea Mazzoleni 2014-04-03 23:57:40 +02:00
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@ -828,9 +828,9 @@ output.
If the specified path starts with \'>>\' the file is opened
in append mode. Occurrences of \'%D\' and \'%T\' in the name are
replaced with the date and time in the format YYYYMMDD and
HHMMSS. Note that likely you have to use \[dq] around the name
containing these special chars to avoid to have them
interpreted by the command shell, like \[dq]>>test\-%D.log\[dq].
HHMMSS. Note that in Windows batch files, you\'ll have to double
the \'%\' char, like result\-%%D.log. And to use \'>>\' you\'ll have
to enclose the name in \[dq], like \[dq]>>result.log\[dq].
.TP
.B \-s, \-\-start BLKSTART
Starts the processing from the specified

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@ -594,9 +594,9 @@ Options
If the specified path starts with '>>' the file is opened
in append mode. Occurrences of '%D' and '%T' in the name are
replaced with the date and time in the format YYYYMMDD and
HHMMSS. Note that likely you have to use " around the name
containing these special chars to avoid to have them
interpreted by the command shell, like ">>test-%D.log".
HHMMSS. Note that in Windows batch files, you'll have to double
the '%' char, like result-%%D.log. And to use '>>' you'll have
to enclose the name in ", like ">>result.log".
-s, --start BLKSTART
Starts the processing from the specified

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@ -639,9 +639,9 @@ SnapRAID provides the following options:
If the specified path starts with '>>' the file is opened
in append mode. Occurrences of '%D' and '%T' in the name are
replaced with the date and time in the format YYYYMMDD and
HHMMSS. Note that likely you have to use " around the name
containing these special chars to avoid to have them
interpreted by the command shell, like ">>test-%D.log".
HHMMSS. Note that in Windows batch files, you'll have to double
the '%' char, like result-%%D.log. And to use '>>' you'll have
to enclose the name in ", like ">>result.log".
-s, --start BLKSTART
Starts the processing from the specified