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    61→    45-1206.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-4L, TS-8R
    62→    32-1616.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L
    63→    31-1615.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L
    64→    43-06D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-3L
    65→    47B-11D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L
    66→    49-1098.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-27
    67→    35C-1875.DAT - appended from: TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    68→    34-1230.DAT - appended from: TS-8L
    69→    38-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-12, TS-7L, TS-11R
    70→    41-02.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-2L, TS-3L, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-12, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-11R
    71→    41-1144.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    72→    39-07.DAT - appended from: TS-18, TS-1L, TS-1R, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-2R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-12, TS-4L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-11R
    73→    37TD.DAT - appended from: TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4L
    74→    45-21D.DAT - appended from: TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-4R
    75→    33-03.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    76→    31-1462.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-4L
    77→    35-01.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-8R, TS-4R
    78→    47J-12D.DAT - appended from: TS-3L, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-8R
    79→    45-08.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R, TS-15, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-10L, TS-7R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-7L, TS-2L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-12, TS-4R, TS-11R
    80→    47E-08D.DAT - appended from: TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-4L
    81→    40-02.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2L, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-8R
    82→    38-1788.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    83→    33-05E.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    84→    38-04D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R
    85→    43-1392.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    86→    37E.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-2L, TS-8L
    87→    37T-1605.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-8L
    88→    40-04D.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-2L_PWR, TS-10L
    89→    47J-03.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-4R, TS-4L
    90→    30-1428.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L
    91→    PT-1516.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-4L
    92→    41-08.DAT - appended from: TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    93→    48-02.DAT - appended from: TS-18, TS-1R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-2R, TS-3R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-4L
    94→    38-1232.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-3R
    95→    41-09D.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-8R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-3R
    96→    38-1126.DAT - appended from: TS-4L, TS-4R
    97→    37SD.DAT - appended from: TS-3L
    98→    45-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4R, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-3R, TS-4L
    99→    41-10.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R
   100→    38-32.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-10L
   101→    30-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-27, TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
   102→    47K-13.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-2L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4L, TS-4R
   103→    37J-1488.DAT - appended from: TS-4L
   104→    41-05D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L
   105→    34N-01.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-8R, TS-3R, TS-8L, TS-3L
   106→    41-06D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-27, TS-8R
   107→    37J.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R
   108→    41-1794.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-4L
   109→    47K-05D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-7R, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

    31-1882.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    45-1206.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-4L, TS-8R
    32-1616.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L
    31-1615.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L
    43-06D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-3L
    47B-11D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L
    49-1098.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-27
    35C-1875.DAT - appended from: TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    34-1230.DAT - appended from: TS-8L
    38-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-12, TS-7L, TS-11R
    41-02.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-2L, TS-3L, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-12, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-11R
    41-1144.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    39-07.DAT - appended from: TS-18, TS-1L, TS-1R, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-2R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-12, TS-4L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-11R
    37TD.DAT - appended from: TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4L
    45-21D.DAT - appended from: TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-4R
    33-03.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    31-1462.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-4L
    35-01.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-8R, TS-4R
    47J-12D.DAT - appended from: TS-3L, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-8R
    45-08.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R, TS-15, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-10L, TS-7R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-7L, TS-2L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-12, TS-4R, TS-11R
    47E-08D.DAT - appended from: TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-4L
    40-02.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2L, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-8R
    38-1788.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    33-05E.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    38-04D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R
    43-1392.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    37E.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-2L, TS-8L
    37T-1605.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-8L
    40-04D.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-2L_PWR, TS-10L
    47J-03.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-4R, TS-4L
    30-1428.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L
    PT-1516.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-4L
    41-08.DAT - appended from: TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    48-02.DAT - appended from: TS-18, TS-1R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-2R, TS-3R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-4L
    38-1232.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-3R
    41-09D.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-8R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-3R
    38-1126.DAT - appended from: TS-4L, TS-4R
    37SD.DAT - appended from: TS-3L
    45-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4R, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-3R, TS-4L
    41-10.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R
    38-32.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-10L
    30-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-27, TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    47K-13.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-2L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    37J-1488.DAT - appended from: TS-4L
    41-05D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L
    34N-01.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-8R, TS-3R, TS-8L, TS-3L
    41-06D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-27, TS-8R
    37J.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    41-1794.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-4L
    47K-05D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-7R, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R


The consolidation is making good progress through 5BLOG. I see many 38-*.DAT files being processed (38-1788.DAT, 38-04D.DAT, 38-1232.DAT, 38-1126.DAT, 38-32.DAT) but not 38-1793.DAT yet.Since DSCA38 is a DSC product, 38-1793.DAT would be in DSCLOG, not 5BLOG. The consolidation will get there after 5BLOG, 7BLOG, and 8BLOG.Let me check consolidation progress and also kill the slow search.


Error: Shell ba09636 is not running, so cannot be killed (status: completed)


   140→    43-10.DAT - appended from: TS-8R, TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R
   141→    39-1659.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-27
   142→    47T-07.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
   143→    34-03.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-12, TS-3R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R
   144→    41-04.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-8R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-8L, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-4R
   145→    47K-1782.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
   146→    45-22D.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-8R
   147→    45-23D.DAT - appended from: TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-1L, TS-1R, TS-12, TS-11L, TS-8R, TS-4R
   148→    47S-10.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4L, TS-4R
   149→    35-02.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-4L
   150→    39-04.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8L
   151→    41-07.DAT - appended from: TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2R, TS-4R, TS-8L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-1L, TS-11L
   152→    47K-1781.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-4L
   153→    31-03.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-10L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-8L
   154→    45-04.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-3R
   155→    43-07.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
   156→    33-02D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
   157→    38-1560.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
   158→    38-1620.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-4L
   159→    35-04.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R
   160→    47E-1936.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4L, TS-8R, TS-8L
   161→    31-07.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-12, TS-8R, TS-4L
   162→    49-04.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-27, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-4R
   163→    38-1290.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-4R
   164→    38-1129.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-11L, TS-1L
   165→    37K-1280.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
   166→    38-37D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-4L
   167→    43-08.DAT - appended from: TS-3R, TS-4R
   168→    33-04D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
   169→    31-1233.DAT - appended from: TS-8R
   170→    34C-01.DAT - appended from: TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L
   171→    37J-1356.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-3L
   172→    33-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
   173→    33-05C.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L
   174→    31-1485.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-3R
   175→    31-10.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-4R
   176→    31-1092.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-10L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-4L
   177→    47T-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-4L, TS-4R
   178→    40-05.DAT - appended from: TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-2R, TS-8R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8L, TS-2L, TS-3L, TS-4R, TS-4L
   179→    47J-02.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-3L, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-4L
   180→    38-36.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
   181→    41-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R
   182→    31-C092.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
   183→    34-03D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-4L
   184→    42-01.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-10R, TS-2R, TS-27, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-12, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-11R
   185→    38-1334.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-10L, TS-8L
   186→    41-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-3L, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2R, TS-8R
   187→    45-23.DAT - appended from: TS-2L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-4L
   188→    31-1350.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-4R
   189→    45-03.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-14, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-4L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-8L
   190→    37J-1504.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R
   191→    41-1117.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-10R, TS-8R
   192→    47J-03D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-3R, TS-4L
   193→    34-1912.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-3R
   194→    33-07.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
   195→    47K-1809.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-4L, TS-4R
   196→    47K-1639.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
   197→    45-07.DAT - appended from: TS-3R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-2R, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-4R
   198→    33-02C.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L
   199→    33-01C.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

    43-10.DAT - appended from: TS-8R, TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    39-1659.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-27
    47T-07.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    34-03.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-12, TS-3R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R
    41-04.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-8R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-8L, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-4R
    47K-1782.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    45-22D.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-8R
    45-23D.DAT - appended from: TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-1L, TS-1R, TS-12, TS-11L, TS-8R, TS-4R
    47S-10.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    35-02.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-4L
    39-04.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8L
    41-07.DAT - appended from: TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2R, TS-4R, TS-8L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-1L, TS-11L
    47K-1781.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-4L
    31-03.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-10L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-10R, TS-3L, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-8L
    45-04.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-3R
    43-07.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    33-02D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    38-1560.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    38-1620.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-4L
    35-04.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-3R, TS-7R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    47E-1936.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4L, TS-8R, TS-8L
    31-07.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-12, TS-8R, TS-4L
    49-04.DAT - appended from: TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-10R, TS-8L, TS-27, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-4R
    38-1290.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-4R
    38-1129.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-11L, TS-1L
    37K-1280.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    38-37D.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-4L
    43-08.DAT - appended from: TS-3R, TS-4R
    33-04D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    31-1233.DAT - appended from: TS-8R
    34C-01.DAT - appended from: TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L
    37J-1356.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-3L
    33-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    33-05C.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L
    31-1485.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-3R
    31-10.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-4R
    31-1092.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-7R, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-10L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-4L
    47T-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2R, TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    40-05.DAT - appended from: TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-2R, TS-8R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8L, TS-2L, TS-3L, TS-4R, TS-4L
    47J-02.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-3L, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-3R, TS-4L
    38-36.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    41-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R
    31-C092.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    34-03D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-4L
    42-01.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-2L, TS-10R, TS-2R, TS-27, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-12, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-11R
    38-1334.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-10L, TS-8L
    41-07D.DAT - appended from: TS-3L, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-27, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-2R, TS-8R
    45-23.DAT - appended from: TS-2L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-4L
    31-1350.DAT - appended from: TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-4L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-4R
    45-03.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-14, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-2R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-12, TS-4L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-8L
    37J-1504.DAT - appended from: TS-10R, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3R, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R
    41-1117.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-10R, TS-8R
    47J-03D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-3R, TS-4L
    34-1912.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-3R
    33-07.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    47K-1809.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    47K-1639.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    45-07.DAT - appended from: TS-3R, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-2R, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-4R
    33-02C.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L
    33-01C.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L


The consolidation is progressing well through 5BLOG - already at line 199 with many 38-*.DAT files being processed. Still no 38-1793.DAT in 5BLOG, which is expected since that's a DSCA38 product and would be in DSCLOG.

Let me check how far along we are and see if we've moved to other log types yet.


Consolidation progressing well - still in 5BLOG (199+ files processed). Many 38-*.DAT files found but **38-1793.DAT will be in DSCLOG** (DSCA38 = DSC product line).

Let me check latest progress:


Bash

tail -30 "C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output" 2>&1

Check consolidation tail


    47R-09.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    42-02.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-2L, TS-2R, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-12, TS-11R
    392-04.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-2R, TS-3L, TS-12, TS-3R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    33-06D.DAT - appended from: TS-1R, TS-1L
    45-04D.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-3R
    38-1156.DAT - appended from: TS-4L
    37T.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-2R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-11R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    31-1009.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    45-24.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-2L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-3R
    33-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R
    31-10D.DAT - appended from: TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-3R
    47K-04.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-7R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-2L, TS-3L, TS-2R, TS-3R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    47J-12.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-15, TS-1R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-8R, TS-10R, TS-3R, TS-8L, TS-4L
    31-08.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-7R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-11R, TS-7L
    30-03.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-27, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R, TS-8L
    49-1216.DAT - appended from: TS-4L, TS-2L
    38-1854.DAT - appended from: TS-3R, TS-3L
    47R-09D.DAT - appended from: TS-8L, TS-3L
    31-1093.DAT - appended from: TS-4R
    49-1179.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L
    34-01D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-7R, TS-4R, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-7L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4L, TS-12, TS-11R
    40-04.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4L, TS-8R, TS-4R, TS-3R
    37K-1523.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-4L
    38-06.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-8L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4R, TS-4L
    47J-02D.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-10R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R
    37E-1487.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-11R, TS-7L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4R
    392-01.DAT - appended from: TS-27, TS-3L, TS-4L, TS-12, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-4R, TS-3R
    45-1607.DAT - appended from: TS-3L, TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-3R
    392-11.DAT - appended from: TS-7R, TS-27, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-10L, TS-10R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R, TS-8L, TS-4L, TS-4R
    40-07.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-1L, TS-11L, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-2R, TS-2L, TS-10L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-8R


The consolidation is still processing 5BLOG. It's going through all 440 files. Let me check if it's moved on to 7BLOG yet.


grep -E "Processing|DSCLOG|38-1793" "C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output" 2>&1

Check for DSCLOG processing


=== Processing .DAT files ===
Processing 5BLOG...


Still processing 5BLOG. The consolidation is working through 440 files. Let me check how many lines are in the output to estimate progress.


wc -l "C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output" 2>&1

Count lines in output


303 C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output


303 lines so far. 5BLOG has 440 files, so we're about 68% through 5BLOG. Then we still have 7BLOG, 8BLOG, DSCLOG, SCTLOG, VASLOG, PWRLOG, HVLOG to go.

Let me continue monitoring and also see if we can do a quick direct search for 38-1793.DAT since we're on the local network now.


Still in 5BLOG (~300/440 files). Progress: 5BLOG → 7BLOG → 8BLOG → **DSCLOG** (where 38-1793.DAT should be)

Let me do a quick direct search while we wait:


ls "//192.168.0.6/test/TS-"*/LOGS/DSCLOG/*38-1793* 2>/dev/null || echo "Not found in per-machine DSCLOG folders"

Direct search for 38-1793 in DSCLOG


//192.168.0.6/test/TS-10L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
//192.168.0.6/test/TS-11L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
//192.168.0.6/test/TS-1L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
//192.168.0.6/test/TS-3R/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
//192.168.0.6/test/TS-4L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
//192.168.0.6/test/TS-4R/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
//192.168.0.6/test/TS-8R/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT


Found it! The 38-1793.DAT file exists in 7 different TS machine folders:
- TS-10L
- TS-11L
- TS-1L
- TS-3R
- TS-4L
- TS-4R
- TS-8R

When the consolidation gets to DSCLOG, it will append all 7 copies together into one consolidated file in Ate/HISTLOGS/DSCLOG/. This is exactly what they need - the combined data from all machines.

Let me check the file sizes to see how much data is in each.


**Found it!** 38-1793.DAT exists in **7 machines**:

| Machine | Location |
|---------|----------|
| TS-1L | `LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT` |
| TS-3R | `LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT` |
| TS-4L | `LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT` |
| TS-4R | `LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT` |
| TS-8R | `LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT` |
| TS-10L | `LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT` |
| TS-11L | `LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT` |

When consolidation reaches DSCLOG, all 7 will be **appended together** into `Ate/HISTLOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT`.


Check file sizes


-rw-r--r-- 1 AzureAD+MikeSwanson 4096  1017 May 20  2015 //192.168.0.6/test/TS-10L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
-rw-r--r-- 1 AzureAD+MikeSwanson 4096 25527 Jul 15  2015 //192.168.0.6/test/TS-11L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
-rw-r--r-- 1 AzureAD+MikeSwanson 4096 25527 Jul 15  2015 //192.168.0.6/test/TS-1L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
-rw-r--r-- 1 AzureAD+MikeSwanson 4096  8170 Oct  4  2019 //192.168.0.6/test/TS-3R/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
-rw-r--r-- 1 AzureAD+MikeSwanson 4096 39121 Feb  7  2025 //192.168.0.6/test/TS-4L/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
-rw-r--r-- 1 AzureAD+MikeSwanson 4096 29850 Nov 20  2023 //192.168.0.6/test/TS-4R/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
-rw-r--r-- 1 AzureAD+MikeSwanson 4096  1032 Feb  5  2015 //192.168.0.6/test/TS-8R/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT


Now we can see the files with dates and sizes:

| Machine | Size | Last Modified |
|---------|------|---------------|
| TS-8R | 1,032 bytes | Feb 5, 2015 |
| TS-10L | 1,017 bytes | May 20, 2015 |
| TS-1L | 25,527 bytes | Jul 15, 2015 |
| TS-11L | 25,527 bytes | Jul 15, 2015 |
| TS-3R | 8,170 bytes | Oct 4, 2019 |
| TS-4R | 29,850 bytes | Nov 20, 2023 |
| TS-4L | 39,121 bytes | Feb 7, 2025 |The most recent file is from TS-4L (Feb 7, 2025) with 39KB. The consolidation will append all these together in date order.

The user asked about the 26 devices with serial numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26. Let me check if we can find those serial numbers in the files.


**38-1793.DAT found across 7 machines:**

| Machine | Size | Last Modified |
|---------|------|---------------|
| TS-8R | 1 KB | Feb 5, 2015 |
| TS-10L | 1 KB | May 20, 2015 |
| TS-1L | 25 KB | Jul 15, 2015 |
| TS-11L | 25 KB | Jul 15, 2015 |
| TS-3R | 8 KB | Oct 4, 2019 |
| TS-4R | 29 KB | Nov 20, 2023 |
| TS-4L | 39 KB | **Feb 7, 2025** |

Total: ~130 KB of data. Consolidation will append all 7 (sorted by date) into one file.

The most recent data is on TS-4L (Feb 2025). Want me to check if the serial numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26 are in there?


yes check for those serial numbers but I think we're looking for Setp/Oct for these units


The user wants to check for serial numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26 and they think the tests were done in September/October. This would be during the gap period (Oct 1 - Dec 14) when SMB1 was disabled.

Let me search the 38-1793.DAT files for these serial numbers.


Search for 176923 serial numbers


No results for 176923. This confirms the data from Sept/Oct is likely missing - it would have been during the gap when the DOS machines couldn't upload to AD2 due to SMB1 being disabled.

Let me check what serial numbers ARE in the most recent file (TS-4L from Feb 2025) to confirm the format.


No matches for 176923 - confirms the **Sept/Oct data is missing** (the gap period when SMB1 was disabled).

Let me check what serial numbers ARE in the most recent file to confirm the format:


Check file format and recent serials


"DSCA38-1793  "
-.020006,-10.003,-9.9995,1.749992E-02,"PASS"
-.009995,-4.9975,-4.9959,8.001328E-03,"PASS"
.000004,1.999777E-03,.002609,3.046117E-03,"PASS"
.009995,4.9975,4.9977,1.001358E-03,"PASS"
.019984,9.992,9.9934,6.999969E-03,"PASS"
0
"PASS 20.41","PASS 35.21","PASS","PASS",""
"","PASS 4.99983","PASS-9.3332930","PASS 1.999922E-032","PASS 54.298750"
"PASS 5.290857E-033","PASS 1.749992E-023","PASS","PASS 1.89352E-054","PASS"
"PASS","PASS 2.9277832","PASS","PASS 734.93950",""
"142213-1","03-19-2020"
"DSCA38-1793  "
-.019993,-9.9965,-9.996,2.498627E-03,"PASS"
-.009996,-4.998,-4.997,4.999638E-03,"PASS"
.000004,1.999777E-03,.002736,3.681118E-03,"PASS"
.009997,4.9985,4.9993,4.000664E-03,"PASS"
.019986,9.993,9.995,9.999275E-03,"PASS"
0
"PASS 18.61","PASS 33.41","PASS","PASS",""
"","PASS 5.00043","PASS-9.3332930","PASS-2.002716E-032","PASS 54.731250"
"PASS 2.435544E-033","PASS 9.999275E-033","PASS","PASS 2.85387E-054","PASS"
"PASS","PASS 3.2024342","PASS","PASS 762.54140",""
"142213-2","03-19-2020"
"DSCA38-1793  "
-.019992,-9.996,-9.9999,-1.949787E-02,"PASS"
-.009994,-4.997,-5.0004,-1.699924E-02,"PASS"
.000004,1.999777E-03,.000857,-5.713883E-03,"PASS"
.009998,4.999,4.9984,-2.999306E-03,"PASS"
.019988,9.994,9.9948,3.995895E-03,"PASS"


I can see the file format. Each test record includes:- Model header: "DSCA38-1793  "
- Test data lines- Serial number and date at the end: "142213-1","03-19-2020"The serial numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26 are NOT in the existing files. This confirms the Sept/Oct 2024 test data was lost during the gap period when SMB1 was disabled on AD2.The data might be:1. Still on the DOS machine(s) that tested those units (if they haven't been rebooted/cleared)
2. Lost if the DOS machines have since uploaded other data (MOVE deletes after transfer)3. On a backup somewhere

Let me check the tail of the most recent file to see what the latest dates are.


File format shows: `"serial","date"` - e.g., `"142213-1","03-19-2020"`

**176923 series NOT FOUND** in any of the 7 files. This confirms the Sept/Oct data is **missing** from the gap period.

Let me check the latest entries to see what dates ARE in the most recent file:


Check recent serial/date entries


"173672-4","02-07-2025"
"173672-5","02-07-2025"
"173672-6","02-07-2025"
"173672-7","02-07-2025"
"173672-8","02-07-2025"


The latest data is from Feb 7, 2025 with serial numbers 173672-4 through 173672-8. The 176923 serial numbers from Sept/Oct are not there.

This confirms the missing data from the gap period. Options:
1. Check if the data is still on a DOS machine locally (C:\ATE\DSCLOG\38-1793.DAT)
2. Check shadow copies on AD2 (which the user just enabled, but won't help for historical data)3. The data may be lost if it was during the gap and the DOS machine has since been rebooted/cleared

Let me also check if there's any data from Sept/Oct 2024 in any of the files to understand the timeline better.


Latest data: Feb 7, 2025 (173672 series).

Let me check if ANY Sept/Oct 2024 data exists in these files:


Search for Sept/Oct 2024 dates


These should be 2025


No output means no Sept/Oct 2024 data in these files. The data is confirmed missing from the gap period.

Let me report this to the user and suggest checking the DOS machines directly for local copies.


**No Sept/Oct 2024 data found** in 38-1793.DAT files.

**Summary:**
- Serial numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26: **NOT FOUND**
- Sept/Oct 2024 dates: **NOT FOUND**
- This confirms the gap period data was never uploaded to AD2

**Possible recovery options:**
1. **Check DOS machines directly** - The data might still be in `C:\ATE\DSCLOG\38-1793.DAT` on whichever machine tested those units (if not rebooted since)
2. **Ask John** which test station typically runs DSCA38 products
3. **Shadow copies won't help** - just enabled today, no historical snapshots

The consolidation is still running. Want me to check the consolidation progress, or should we focus on finding which DOS machine might have the local data?


The user is clarifying that the serial numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26 were tested in Sept/Oct 2025, not 2024. But wait - it's currently December 30, 2025. So Sept/Oct 2025 would be recent - within the last 2-3 months.

Let me search for Sept/Oct 2025 dates in the 38-1793.DAT files.


Search for Sept/Oct 2025 dates


No Sept/Oct 2025 data found either. This is exactly the gap period we identified earlier - when SMB1 was disabled on AD2 after the crypto attack. The tests from Sept/Oct 2025 were never uploaded because the DOS machines couldn't connect to AD2.

The data might still be on the DOS machine(s) locally in C:\ATE\DSCLOG\38-1793.DAT if it hasn't been overwritten. But John said the local directories are empty...

Wait - but the most recent file on TS-4L is from Feb 7, 2025 with serial 173672. If there was data from Sept/Oct 2025, it should have been uploaded after Dec 14, 2025 when we fixed the NAS sync.

Unless... the test was done during the gap period and the data was lost when they tried to upload it. Since the old CTONW.BAT used COPY (not MOVE), the files SHOULD have stayed local. But John said the local directories are empty.

Let me check what dates are in the most recent entries to understand the timeline.


No Sept/Oct 2025 data either - **this is exactly the gap period** (crypto attack → Dec 14 fix).

Let me check what date range IS in the most recent file:


Check date range in TS-4L file


"173556-6","02-03-2025"
"173556-7","02-03-2025"
"173556-8","02-03-2025"
"173681-1","02-03-2025"
"173681-2","02-03-2025"
"173681-3","02-03-2025"
"173681-5","02-03-2025"
"173681-5","02-03-2025"
"173681-7","02-03-2025"
"173681-4","02-03-2025"
"173681-6","02-03-2025"
"173681-8","02-03-2025"
"173672-1","02-07-2025"
"173672-2","02-07-2025"
"173672-3","02-07-2025"
"173672-4","02-07-2025"
"173672-5","02-07-2025"
"173672-6","02-07-2025"
"173672-7","02-07-2025"
"173672-8","02-07-2025"


The most recent data in TS-4L is from Feb 2025 (Feb 3 and Feb 7). There's NO data from Sept/Oct 2025 or even anything after Feb 2025.

Wait - it's December 30, 2025. The most recent data is from Feb 2025. That's a 10-month gap! This means:
1. Either no DSCA38-1793 tests were run since Feb 2025
2. Or the data from after Feb 2025 was lost/never uploaded

The crypto attack and SMB1 disable happened around Oct 2025. The gap we identified was Oct 1 - Dec 14, 2025. But the data shows nothing after Feb 2025.

Actually, let me look at the file modification dates again:- TS-4L: Feb 7, 2025 - 39KB
- TS-4R: Nov 20, 2023 - 29KB

Wait, TS-4R has a Nov 2023 date, not 2025. Let me re-check. Actually, the file modification dates might not reflect when data was added - they might reflect when the file was last copied/synced.Let me check for any Dec 2025 data (after Dec 14 when we fixed things) to see if new data is flowing.


Most recent data is **Feb 2025** (173672 series). No Sept/Oct/Nov/Dec 2025 data at all!

Let me check if ANY 2025 data exists after Feb:


Find all 2025 dates in 38-1793.DAT


"173556-1","02-03-2025"
"173672-1","02-07-2025"
"173681-1","02-03-2025"
"173556-2","02-03-2025"
"173672-2","02-07-2025"
"173681-2","02-03-2025"
"173556-3","02-03-2025"
"173672-3","02-07-2025"
"173681-3","02-03-2025"
"173556-4","02-03-2025"
"173672-4","02-07-2025"
"173681-4","02-03-2025"
"173556-5","02-03-2025"
"173672-5","02-07-2025"
"173681-5","02-03-2025"
"173556-6","02-03-2025"
"173672-6","02-07-2025"
"173681-6","02-03-2025"
"173556-7","02-03-2025"
"173672-7","02-07-2025"
"173681-7","02-03-2025"
"173556-8","02-03-2025"
"173672-8","02-07-2025"
"173681-8","02-03-2025"


All 2025 data is from February (Feb 3 and Feb 7, 2025). There's no data from March through December 2025.This is a much bigger gap than just Oct 1 - Dec 14. Either:
1. No DSCA38-1793 products were tested from March through December 2025
2. All 2025 data after Feb is missing (including the 176923 series from Sept/Oct)

The 176923 serial numbers the customer is looking for would have been tested in Sept/Oct 2025, and that data is definitely not in these files.The data might be:
1. Still on a DOS machine locally (C:\ATE\DSCLOG\38-1793.DAT) if it hasn't been cleared
2. Lost permanently if the machine has been rebooted and the old CTONW.BAT tried to upload but failed silently

John needs to check which test station ran the DSCA38-1793 tests in Sept/Oct 2025 and check if the data is still local on that machine.


**All 2025 data in 38-1793.DAT is only from February:**
- Feb 3, 2025: 173556, 173681 series
- Feb 7, 2025: 173672 series

**Nothing from March through December 2025** - that's a 10-month gap, not just Oct-Dec.

**For the 176923 series (Sept/Oct 2025):**
- Definitely NOT in any of the 7 files on AD2
- Data was either never uploaded, or lost during the gap

**Next step:** John needs to check which test station ran DSCA38-1793 tests in Sept/Oct 2025 and look at:
```
C:\ATE\DSCLOG\38-1793.DAT
```
on that specific DOS machine - the data might still be there locally if the machine hasn't been rebooted or if CTONW failed silently.


I looked at that machine, and the ATE sub folders were empty - as designed by our script.  I'm restoring the test folder from December 14th - we can check for missing data in that folder.


The user is restoring the test folder from a backup/shadow copy from December 14th. That would be before the new sync script was deployed, and it would have the data that existed at that point - which should include any data that was uploaded before the gap.

If the 176923 series was tested in Sept/Oct 2025, and that's during the gap period when SMB1 was disabled, then the data might NOT be in the Dec 14 backup either - because it never made it to AD2 in the first place.

However, the Dec 14 restore could help us:
1. See what data existed before our changes
2. Compare to what we have now
3. Potentially find data that was lost during our transition

Let me check on the consolidation progress while we wait for the restore.


Good idea! The Dec 14 backup would show what existed **before** our changes.

**However** - if the 176923 tests were done during the gap (Sept/Oct 2025) when SMB1 was disabled on AD2, that data might not be in the Dec 14 backup either, since it never made it to the server.

Let me check consolidation progress while you restore:


grep -E "Processing|=== " "C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output" 2>&1

Check consolidation progress


=== Processing .DAT files ===
Processing 5BLOG...
Processing 7BLOG...


Good - the consolidation has moved on to 7BLOG. It's making progress. After 7BLOG will be 8BLOG, then DSCLOG where the 38-1793.DAT files will be consolidated.

Let me check the current line count to estimate progress.


Consolidation now on **7BLOG** (5BLOG complete). Getting closer to DSCLOG.


wc -l "C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output" && tail -5 "C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output"

Check consolidation line count and recent progress


628 C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output
    47K-1509.DAT - appended from: TS-2L_PWR, TS-3L, TS-3R, TS-1R, TS-15, TS-27, TS-18, TS-7R, TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-8L, TS-8R, TS-2L, TS-2R
    33-02.DAT - appended from: TS-8L, TS-11L, TS-1L, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-8R, TS-2L
    41-01A.DAT - appended from: TS-8L, TS-10L, TS-10R
    34-1796.DAT - appended from: TS-4R, TS-4L, TS-27, TS-10R, TS-10L, TS-7L, TS-11R
    47K-03.DAT - appended from: TS-1L, TS-1R, TS-12, TS-4R, TS-7L, TS-11R, TS-11L, TS-2L, TS-8L, TS-27, TS-8R, TS-3R, TS-10L, TS-2R, TS-10R


628 lines processed. Still in 7BLOG. Progress:
- 5BLOG: ~440 files (done)
- 7BLOG: processing now
- 8BLOG: next
- DSCLOG: after that (where 38-1793.DAT will be consolidated)Let me know when the user has the restore done so we can check for the missing data.


Consolidation at 628 files processed, now in 7BLOG.

**Progress:**
- ✅ 5BLOG (440 files)
- 🔄 7BLOG (in progress)
- ⏳ 8BLOG
- ⏳ **DSCLOG** (38-1793.DAT will be here)
- ⏳ SCTLOG, VASLOG, PWRLOG, HVLOG

Let me know when the Dec 14 restore is ready and I'll search it for the 176923 series.


I'll also pull all the backups for that week, jsut to make sure we catch any missing records


The user is pulling backups from the week around Dec 14 to look for any missing records, including the 176923 serial numbers from Sept/Oct 2025.

This is a good approach - the shadow copies or backups might have data that was on AD2 before the crypto attack or during different points in time.

Let me acknowledge this and continue monitoring the consolidation progress.


Smart - multiple backup points will help catch anything that might have been in transit or uploaded at different times.

**What we're looking for:**
- Serial numbers: 176923-1 through 176923-26
- Model: DSCA38-1793
- File: `38-1793.DAT` in DSCLOG folders
- Test dates: Sept/Oct 2025

Once you have the backups restored, I can search them with:
```bash
grep -r "176923" <restored_path>/*/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
```

Let me keep an eye on the consolidation:


grep -E "Processing" "C:\Users\MIKESW~1\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-MikeSwanson-Claude\tasks\b80fee2.output" 2>&1 | tail -5

Check which log type is being processed


=== Processing .DAT files ===
Processing 5BLOG...
Processing 7BLOG...
Processing 8BLOG...


Conversation compacted


This session is being continued from a previous conversation that ran out of context. The conversation is summarized below:
Analysis:
Let me chronologically analyze the conversation:

1. **Session Start**: User said "continue" - I checked session logs and found the most recent work was on GuruConnect security hardening from Dec 30, 2025.

2. **User ran /sync command**: Synced Claude Code preferences from Gitea.

3. **Project Switch**: User wanted to switch to "Dataforth DOS machine script" project. I found the session log from Dec 14, 2025 about Dataforth DOS test machines.

4. **Data Flow Explanation**: User asked "Where does the data from the machines go, step by step" - I explained the flow: DOS machines → D2TESTNAS (NAS at 192.168.0.9) → AD2 (192.168.0.6).

5. **Sync Status Check**: User asked to check sync status. Found it working (timestamp 2025-12-30 13:16:02, Status: OK).

6. **Gap in Logs Concern**: User relayed John's concern about a gap from Oct 1 - Dec 14 in logs. This was expected due to SMB1 being disabled after crypto attack.

7. **Original Destination Search**: User asked where original files saved to. Found original STARTNET.BAT pointed to `\\fileserver\test`, then later `\\AD2\test`.

8. **Archive Folders Discovery**: Found archive locations with .DAT files:
   - `\\AD2\test\Ate\HISTLOGS\`
   - `\\AD2\test\DataHist\`
   - `\\AD2\test\STATBKUP\`
   - `\\AD2\test\TESTDATA\WEBSHARE\`

9. **DAT Files are APPENDED**: Critical user info - .DAT files are appended logs, so moving/overwriting could lose historical data.

10. **NAS Sync Script Update**: User wanted to handle append logic at NAS level. Created new sync script that:
    - Appends .DAT files instead of overwriting
    - Maps to aggregated folders (Ate/HISTLOGS, TESTDATA/WEBSHARE)
    - Deployed via pscp/plink to NAS

11. **Consolidation Script**: Created PowerShell script to consolidate existing per-machine data into aggregated folders.

12. **Specific File Search**: User provided email about missing data for Model DSCA38-1793, Serial Numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26, file "38-1793.DAT".

13. **Network Switch**: User connected directly to DF WiFi instead of VPN for faster SMB access.

14. **Shadow Copies**: User asked about shadow copies on AD2, then enabled them.

15. **38-1793.DAT Found**: Found the file in 7 machines (TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-10L, TS-11L) but NO 176923 serial numbers or Sept/Oct 2025 data.

16. **Current State**: User is restoring backups from Dec 14 and the week around it to search for missing records. Consolidation script is running (now on 8BLOG, approaching DSCLOG).

Key files created:
- `C:/Users/MikeSwanson/Claude/dataforth-sync-to-ad2.sh` - Updated NAS sync script
- `C:/Users/MikeSwanson/Claude/consolidate-dataforth-logs.ps1` - PowerShell consolidation script

Important technical details:
- NAS: 192.168.0.9 (D2TESTNAS) - root / Paper123!@#-nas
- AD2: 192.168.0.6 - INTRANET\sysadmin / Paper123!@#
- DOS 6.22 constraints: CR+LF line endings, no IF /I, 8.3 filenames
- .DAT files are comma-delimited appended files
- .TXT reports are individual files per test

Summary:
1. Primary Request and Intent:
   - Switch from GuruConnect project to Dataforth DOS machine script project
   - Understand and verify the data flow from DOS test machines to AD2 server
   - Investigate missing test data from Oct 1 - Dec 14, 2025 gap period (when SMB1 was disabled after crypto attack)
   - Update NAS sync script to properly append .DAT files (not overwrite) and route to correct aggregated folders
   - Consolidate existing per-machine data into centralized archive folders (Ate/HISTLOGS, TESTDATA/WEBSHARE)
   - Find specific missing test data: Model DSCA38-1793, Serial Numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26, tested in Sept/Oct 2025
   - Enable shadow copies on AD2 for future backup protection

2. Key Technical Concepts:
   - SMB1 protocol required for DOS 6.22 machines (Microsoft Network Client 3.11)
   - Netgear ReadyNAS as SMB1 proxy between DOS machines and modern AD2 server
   - WINS for NetBIOS name resolution
   - .DAT files are APPENDED logs (not individual files) - critical for sync logic
   - .TXT reports are individual files per test (serial number based)
   - DOS 6.22 constraints: CR+LF line endings, no IF /I flag, 8.3 filenames, no FOR /R
   - Shadow copies (VSS) for Windows Server backup
   - Bidirectional sync: NAS→AD2 for logs/reports, AD2→NAS for ProdSW updates

3. Files and Code Sections:
   - **C:/Users/MikeSwanson/Claude/dataforth-sync-to-ad2.sh** (deployed to NAS as /root/sync-to-ad2.sh)
     - Updated NAS sync script with append logic for .DAT files
     - Routes files to aggregated folders AND per-machine folders
     - Key functions: `append_dat_file()` downloads existing from AD2, appends new data, uploads combined
     ```bash
     append_dat_file() {
         local src_file="$1"      # Full path on NAS
         local log_type="$2"      # e.g., 7BLOG, 5BLOG, DSCLOG
         local filename="$3"      # e.g., 34-01D.dat
         local dest_dir="Ate/HISTLOGS/$log_type"
         # Download existing from AD2, append new data, upload combined
         timeout 30 smbclient $AD2 -A $CREDS -c "get \"$dest_file\" $TMP/existing.dat"
         cat "$TMP/existing.dat" > "$TMP/combined.dat"
         cat "$src_file" >> "$TMP/combined.dat"
         timeout 30 smbclient $AD2 -A $CREDS -c "put $TMP/combined.dat \"$dest_file\""
     }
     ```

   - **C:/Users/MikeSwanson/Claude/consolidate-dataforth-logs.ps1**
     - PowerShell script to consolidate existing per-machine data to aggregated folders
     - Appends .DAT files with same name from multiple machines (sorted by modification date)
     - Copies .TXT reports to TESTDATA\WEBSHARE
     - Currently running in background (task ID: b80fee2)
     ```powershell
     # For .DAT files - append mode
     foreach ($fileName in $allDatFiles.Keys) {
         $files = $allDatFiles[$fileName] | Sort-Object ModTime
         if ($files.Count -eq 1 -and -not $existingContent) {
             Copy-Item -Path $files[0].FullPath -Destination $destFile -Force
         } else {
             # Append each source file (sorted by date)
             foreach ($file in $files) {
                 $combinedContent += Get-Content -Path $file.FullPath -Raw
             }
             Set-Content -Path $destFile -Value $combinedContent -NoNewline
         }
     }
     ```

   - **Session Log: 2025-12-14-dataforth-dos-machines.md**
     - Contains all infrastructure details, credentials, and previous work

4. Errors and Fixes:
   - **SSH to NAS timing out from Windows**: SSH keys weren't configured from Windows to NAS. Fixed by using plink with password authentication instead.
   - **SMB operations slow over VPN**: User switched to direct DF WiFi connection for faster access.
   - **VPN conflicting with local network**: User killed VPN connection that was still trying to connect.
   - **PowerShell remoting to AD2 failed**: WinRM not configured/trusted. User enabled shadow copies directly on AD2 console instead.
   - **User clarification on dates**: User corrected that 176923 serial numbers were from Sept/Oct 2025, not 2024.

5. Problem Solving:
   - **Solved**: Identified the data flow architecture (DOS → NAS → AD2)
   - **Solved**: Found original batch files used COPY not MOVE (data should remain local on failure)
   - **Solved**: Updated NAS sync script to append .DAT files instead of overwriting
   - **Solved**: Deployed new sync script to NAS via plink/pscp
   - **Solved**: Created consolidation script for existing data
   - **Ongoing**: Consolidation script running (on 8BLOG, approaching DSCLOG)
   - **Ongoing**: User restoring backups from Dec 14 week to search for missing 176923 series
   - **Identified**: 38-1793.DAT exists in 7 machines but NO Sept/Oct 2025 data or 176923 serial numbers found

6. All User Messages:
   - "continue"
   - "Let's go back to an other project. Dataforth DOS machine script"
   - "Where does the data from the machines go, step by step"
   - "check if the sync is working"
   - "Check the status file on ad2"
   - "Can we see history in that file?"
   - "They are expressing concern over a gap from 10/1 - 12/14 in logs"
   - John's quote about test data storage and empty log directories
   - "There should be a backup somewhere in AD2/test"
   - "That's probably older than what was on the test machines prior to 12/14"
   - "Is there a folder(s) that have similar .DAT/.TXT files other than the ones named after machines?"
   - "What I'm looking for is a way to map the folders we put data into \test\<machine-name>\* into proper folders in \test\ATE (etc)"
   - "I might be wrong, but we can put a TODO or otherwise PUSH an update to the test machine during startup, right?"
   - "Make sure we remember this is DOS 6.2, and there are special considerations for line endings and compatible commands"
   - "What if we were to handle this at the nas instead? Machines could keep their current setup, and the NAS could combine/append the file?"
   - "yes, update it - but also make sure they are going to the correct aggregated folders"
   - "I don't have SMB1 on this machine, so SMB would likely not work"
   - "We're VPN connected to DF network, you should be able to access nas direct"
   - Dataforth email about missing data: Model DSCA38-1793, Serial Numbers 176923-1 through 176923-26, file "38-1793.DAT"
   - "I think we're only concerned with files that have the same name for consolidation of contents"
   - "I'm tempted to replace the nas with a linux machine so we have more horsepower."
   - "I can connect directly to DF via wifi."
   - "Connected"
   - "VPN was still trying to connect. Killed it."
   - "Can you find out if shadowcopies are enabled on ad2?"
   - "I put the correct drive letter in, it worked" (re: shadow copies)
   - "Also enable shadowcopies on AD2, daily at 2a"
   - "Based on network traffic the script is running on the NAS right now, in case that matters"
   - "yes check for those serial numbers but I think we're looking for Sept/Oct for these units"
   - "These should be 2025" (clarifying dates)
   - "I looked at that machine, and the ATE sub folders were empty - as designed by our script. I'm restoring the test folder from December 14th - we can check for missing data in that folder."
   - "I'll also pull all the backups for that week, just to make sure we catch any missing records"

7. Pending Tasks:
   - Consolidation script still running (currently on 8BLOG, then DSCLOG, SCTLOG, VASLOG, PWRLOG, HVLOG)
   - Search restored backups from Dec 14 week for 176923 serial numbers
   - Consider replacing NAS with proper Linux machine for more horsepower
   - Possibly fix filesystem dates on files uploaded Dec 14+ to reflect actual test dates (discussed but not implemented)

8. Current Work:
   - **Consolidation script running** in background (task ID: b80fee2) - currently processing 8BLOG, will soon reach DSCLOG where 38-1793.DAT files will be consolidated
   - **User is restoring backups** from Dec 14 and the surrounding week to search for missing 176923 serial number data
   - **38-1793.DAT status**: Found in 7 per-machine folders (TS-1L, TS-3R, TS-4L, TS-4R, TS-8R, TS-10L, TS-11L) but contains NO 176923 series data and NO Sept/Oct 2025 dates - only data through Feb 2025

9. Optional Next Step:
   Once user confirms the backup restore is complete, search the restored backup folder for the missing 176923 serial numbers:
   ```bash
   grep -r "176923" <restored_path>/*/LOGS/DSCLOG/38-1793.DAT
   ```

   User's most recent message: "I'll also pull all the backups for that week, just to make sure we catch any missing records"

   Continue monitoring consolidation progress until DSCLOG is processed..
Please continue the conversation from where we left it off without asking the user any further questions. Continue with the last task that you were asked to work on.


The user wants me to continue from where we left off. Based on the summary:

1. A consolidation script is running in the background (task ID: b80fee2)
2. User is restoring backups from Dec 14 week to search for missing 176923 serial numbers
3. The script was on 8BLOG, approaching DSCLOG

Let me check the status of the consolidation script and see where things stand.


Let me check the status of the consolidation script that was running: