I think licq comes with ways to convert them from windows to what it
uses (text files). That just might help you. Or I can just extract
the script and pass that along. They are perl scripts for the different
versions of icq.
April
Nicole Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Well, if there wer
> Well, if there were actually anything *useful* in those files, I sure
> couldn't tell. One appeared to be a dialogue that was saved, the rest
> were random 4 character bits of text. And there was one that seemed to be
> linked to porn. *sigh*
I think you're going to have to convert them or d
On Mar 6, Jeff Dike conjectured:
> > Strings? How do I do that? Then how do I get the stuff from the
> > output?
>
> strings is a very handy little utility. 'strings filename' goes through
> filename printing out anything that looks like text.
Well, if there were actually anything *useful*
> Strings? How do I do that? Then how do I get the stuff from the
> output?
strings is a very handy little utility. 'strings filename' goes through
filename printing out anything that looks like text.
It is a zero-order approximation to any number of blah2txt utilities :-)
In this case, it
On Mar 6, Laurel Fan conjectured:
>
> Yeah, I didn't read the message after that before replying, sorry...
'Sokay :)
> So in my reply to that, I said basically "yes, probably a version
> problem". Since upgrading ICQ is not an option, have you tried strings
> on the files? If that works, you
Excerpts from linuxchix: 6-Mar-100 Re: [techtalk] everybuddy/i.. by
Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> I tried that. It sat there and froze up. I tried putting the idx file in
> ~, and that didn't help either. My ICQ version is not ICQ99. so I don't
> know if this is a version compatibility problem, a
> Well, I can't tell if this is working. It appears not to be. All it does
> is freeze my mouse and sit there blankly. It's asking specifically for
> icq99 idx files, and I have an older version. COuld this be causing the
> trouble?
the db files from a version earlier than 99 (like 98 ;o)) a
Excerpts from linuxchix: 6-Mar-100 Re: [techtalk] everybuddy/i.. by
Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> Well, I can't tell if this is working. It appears not to be. All it does
> is freeze my mouse and sit there blankly. It's asking specifically for
> icq99 idx files, and I have an older version. COul
On Mar 6, Laurel Fan conjectured:
> Excerpts from linuxchix: 6-Mar-100 Re: [techtalk] everybuddy/i.. by
> Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> > A ls of that directory gives me uin.dat and uin.idx. 'more'ing them gives
> > me garble. If it's possible to import the file, that might work, but I
> > haven'
Excerpts from linuxchix: 6-Mar-100 Re: [techtalk] everybuddy/i.. by
Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> A ls of that directory gives me uin.dat and uin.idx. 'more'ing them gives
> me garble. If it's possible to import the file, that might work, but I
> haven't seen a way to do that yet. I can look more
On Mar 6, Lighthouse Keeper in the Desert Sun conjectured:
>
> A ls of that directory gives me uin.dat and uin.idx. 'more'ing them gives
> me garble. If it's possible to import the file, that might work, but I
> haven't seen a way to do that yet. I can look more, though.
Well, I can't tell i
On Mar 6, aprilk conjectured:
> >
> In the icq directory there is one called 'Db99b' if you have one of the more recent
>versions or 'Db' for the older ones I think, it has files in there with your icq uin.
>Those are your contact list and history databases.
> I don't know if everybuddy uses th
Lighthouse Keeper in the Desert Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Since I was having infinite trouble getting ICU to work, I went and
>downloaded everybuddy. Now I need to get my ICQ contact list back. THat
>means booting windows, though, unless it's findable in my windows
>partition from under li
Since I was having infinite trouble getting ICU to work, I went and
downloaded everybuddy. Now I need to get my ICQ contact list back. THat
means booting windows, though, unless it's findable in my windows
partition from under linux. It appears not to be so. I've been searching
the directory w
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