I can view those. I had previously been in contact with Solaris about an
Thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions :)
As of this time, and since I manually placed .Z63 in the directory, I can open and view it, but .Z70, even though it's physically there, still
does not show up.
Since my last post I've copied FSXNET.Z70 and fsxnode.zip which contains all of the .?70 nodelist files into /home/mystic/files/fsx/FSX_NODE/
I've restarted mis and have included the following two graphics for clarity.
Hello tallship!
Not sure what could be causing this, but perhaps file area maintenance with MUTIL could help? Enabling MassUpload and PackFileBases in an .ini file and running MUTIL on it?
I enabled those two jobs in my daily maint.ini, so if anything is added
to a folder it will find it, and packing the file bases I guess should remove anything that shouldn't be in the listings...
If I recall, just manually placing a file into a filebase directory (as opposed to uploading the file via the BBS) does not make it appear in
the BBS file list screen. I *think* the Mass Upload function in mutil is needed to add any manually added files to the file listing 'databases'.
On 27 Sep 2019 at 07:24p, tallship pondered and said...
Since my last post I've copied FSXNET.Z70 and fsxnode.zip which conta all of the .?70 nodelist files into /home/mystic/files/fsx/FSX_NODE/
Firstly when you run your mailin.ini do you have the FileToss stanza also enabled? This function will task MUTIL to process incoming files that are hatched to your BBS and move them to the correct file base and in some cases replace the older file with the new one.
The nodelist and infopack files the HUB hatches are both in this
category and will auto replace old with new.
You should not need to manually move files from echomail\in to your file base. You also don't need fsxnode.zip in your nodelist file base I'd remove that one.
If you do manually move files into a file base folder Mystic won't automatically know they are there. Your options include using the /u
sysop menu command from the file base menu while logged in to run a mass upload and ask mystic to scan your folders for new files and upload
them. Or you could use a function in MUTIL. But really for all of these files MUTIL should if configured correctly import the files and handle those duties.
Do you want to either email me a copy of your mailin.ini file for me to check or if happy post it here :)
Yes I did some tweaking it a bit and wanted to resolve before my daily housekeeping job runs (maint.ini), as there were two nodelists in there.
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