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<div align="right"><h5>Last update 31-Jan-2001</h5></div>
<div align="center"><H1>mbseq - Sequence number creator</H1></div>
<H3>Synopsis.</H3>
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<code><strong>mbseq</strong></code>
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<H3>Description.</H3>
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<strong>mbseq</strong> writes a eight character hexadecimal unique sequence
number to the stdout. This number is received from <strong>mbsed</strong>
which keeps track of the generated sequence numbers. This written number can
be used in shell scripts to create unique filenames for Fidonet .pkt files,
for example:
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cp temp.pkt `mbseq`.pkt
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<H3>Bugs.</H3>
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Nah, it's only 50 lines code, what could go wrong?
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