| 1 | The archive is very picky with respect to syntax. |
| 2 | To get a recipe you must know two things: 1) the category 2) the name of the recipe. |
| 3 | You can re-read ari"s instructions on how to get these. |
| 4 | For example, one of the categories is "bread" and in the bread category, one the recipes is named "tomato-bread". |
| 5 | To get a copy of that recipe, you must send the following exact command to the archive server: get recipes/breads/tomato-bread this must be exact, with no extraneous spaces and including the slash marks. |
| 6 | The message must also have the word "archive" in the subject heading. |
| 7 | You can get a listing of the *categories* by sending the command: ls recipes note that this will only return a listing of the categories, not the recipe names. |
| 8 | To get a listing of recipes in a specific category, say "breads" send the command: ls recipes/breads this will list the recipes. |
| 9 | Then to get a recipe you must include both the category name and the recipe name in the following *exact* format: get recipes/category-name/recipe-name you must fully specify the file in this format, including the slash marks and without extra spaces. |
| 10 | You cannot have lines that have other file information such as dxwrx-rx-r or aug 20 or any such thing. |
| 11 | If you"ve double-checked your syntax and are sure it is correct, feel free to send me a copy of your request |
| 12 | Good luck, i know this can be confusing for folks not familiar with unix file formating |
