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Steve Winn | papabill | Curious problem |
May 11, 2007 4:24 PM |
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Re: Curious problem > I'm being puzzled by a strange occurance. I'm hoping that there is a reasonab > explanation for it. > > Every now and then, I see two emply files in my fido\in0 folder. One is > main.cfg and the other is syspaths.cfg. As I said, both are 0 byte files, but > delete them and they appear back. > > Anyone ever seen this? > > Now for a couple of How-To questions. > > I have seen the "Create file area list report" that creates a BBSFI > manually, but is there anyway that can be done from a command line? I can't > find that reference anywhere. > > Second question-How can I get my system to post messages about the incoming > files? I'm used to Allfix or AMU doing it. > > Unless I think of something else, it seems that the only problem I'm having > with my board is attracting users. It runs fine. > > Thanks... 1. Main.cfg in the in0 dir - You are probably running a vfido or some other program while you are in the in0 directory instead of the vadv directory. In your batch files make sure you are in the vadv directory when you run any vadv program. 2. Bbsfiles.txt - Not yet. I'll add a file trigger to do it in the next version. 3. You can use VPost to write a message from the command line. Steve -- [AT2k] -- Your VBBS/VADV Support Center -- [www.at2k.org] -- [bbs.at2k.org] |
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