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icepatch2calc(1)					      icepatch2calc(1)

NAME
       icepatch2calc  -	 IcePatch2 tool to compress files and calculate check‐
       sums.

SYNOPSIS
       icepatch2calc [options] data_dir [file...]

DESCRIPTION
       IcePatch2 tool to compress files and calculate checksums. Full documen‐
       tation for icepatch2calc is available online at:
       "http://doc.zeroc.com/display/Ice/Using+icepatch2calc".

OPTIONS
       -h, --help
	      Displays a help message.

       -v, --version
	      Displays the Ice version.

       -z, --compress
	      Normally,	 icepatch2calc scans the data directory and compresses
	      a file only if no compressed version  exists,  or	 if  the  com‐
	      pressed  version of a file has a modification time that predates
	      that of the uncompressed version. If you specify	-z,  the  tool
	      re-scans	and recompresses the entire data directory, regardless
	      of the time stamps on files. This option is useful if  you  sus‐
	      pect that time stamps in the data directory may be incorrect.

       -Z, --no-compress
	      This option allows you to create a client-side checksum file. Do
	      not use this option when creating	 the  checksum	file  for  the
	      server  — the option is for creating a client-side IcePatch2.sum
	      file for updates of software on distribution media.

       -i, --case-insensitive
	      This option disallows file names that differ only in  case.  (An
	      error  message  will  be printed if icepatch2calc encounters any
	      files that differ in case only.) This is particularly useful for
	      Unix  servers with Windows clients, since Windows folds the case
	      of file names, and therefore  such  files	 would	override  each
	      other on the Windows client.

       -V, --verbose
	      This option prints a progress message for each file that is com‐
	      pressed and for each checksum that is computed.

SEE ALSO
       icepatch2client(1), icepatch2server(1)

							      icepatch2calc(1)

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