WEASEL TOOLS
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To keep down the size of the Weasel zip file, most of the tools that
used to be distributed with Weasel are now packaged separately.
You can find them at
     http://www.pmoylan.org/os2/waccess.html
This directory contains only a few files that are needed only by
a small number of Weasel users.  For all other tools and filters, go
to the web address above.

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DUMPINI

This is contained in the genini*.zip file. You can download GenINI
from the same place you got Weasel.

Copy dumpini.exe to the directory containing the file WEASEL.INI (or
vice versa), and then run it.  It produces a text file WEASEL.TNI,
containing a human-readable version of some of the data in the INI
file. If you use DumpINI or LoadINI often then it makes sense to put
them on your PATH.

You can edit WEASEL.TNI with a text editor, and then use
LOADINI to copy the data back into the INI file.

In multidomain mode, the INI data is spread across several files.
WEASEL.INI holds the global options, and then each domain
directory has a file DOMAIN.INI that holds the data (including,
most importantly, the user information) for that domain.  To
save this, run DUMPINI with DOMAIN.INI as a parameter, and it
will produce a text file DOMAIN.TNI.  You will probably want
a batch file that does this for every domain. I've put a
Rexx script called mdumpini.cmd in the tools directory to do
this.

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LOADINI

This is contained in the genini*.zip file.

This is the partner to DUMPINI.  It takes a text file WEASEL.TNI
as input, and loads the data into WEASEL.INI.  It doesn't delete
any existing entries in WEASEL.INI, although of course it might
modify some or all of them.

If you want documentation on the format of WEASEL.TNI, you'll
find it in the GenINI package on my web site.

For multidomain use, see the notes above about DUMPINI.  You
can run LOADINI with DOMAIN.TNI as a parameter, and this will
load data back into the DOMAIN.INI file.  Or you can just run
the script mloadini.cmd to do it for all domains.

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OLDDUMPINI and OLDDUMPINI

These older versions of DumpINI and LoadINI used to be included
with Weasel to handle your old TNI files. If you still have
these among your files you should probably delete them, because
the old TNI format is now completely obsolete.

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ENDMAIL

The file ENDMAIL.EXE is needed only in the rare case where you
are using Weasel in conjunction with IBM's sendmail mail server.
Most users will not need this, because (except in some very rare
cases) Weasel is a complete replacement for sendmail.  If you do
need it, see the section called 'Using a different SMTP server'
in the WEASEL.INF manual.

ENDMAIL.EXE is no longer included with Weasel, but may be
fetched from the "Weasel tools" web site.

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