Sneaky wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
Hello everybody!
OK... been running it for about 2 hours now... and all seems good.
Okay cool were do we get a copy of this sbbsecho.exe ver 300
so if I backup sbbs\exec directory first I should be safe, just
incase same thing goes wrong.
is there any thing I sould now about the binkd/flo in sbbsecho.cfg or should things just work as normal
Ian Segers wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
Re: Re: sbbsecho v3.00
By: Bill McGarrity to Sneaky on Thu Apr 14 2016 10:20:00
Hello Bill
Just upgrade to sbbsecho 300 umm see if you get this
Sneaky wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
Bill McGarrity
Re: Re: sbbsecho v3.00
Also, as I previously stated, echocfg has also changed so you may want
to look at that structure as well.
I did look in echocfg and you are right structure has changed quite a bit
with more options, althought I left every thing the way it was,
unlesss you think
it should change samething. even notice that zone blind seen-by
and pass lines Zone 1-4 in Echomail Options
Ian Segers wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
Ian, from now on if you're testing something... go to FIDOTEST so we
don't have to clock this area up. :)
Okay I will do that from now on ok.
May I ask what OS you are using for the BBS.
Sneaky wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
May I ask what OS you are using for the BBS.
I am running Server 2008 Enterprise...
Okay that's cool, was haveing trouble with windows 10 and games put
will look else were.
Ian Segers wrote to Lord Time <=-
Lord Time
Okay I have downloaded it so how do I install this one, same as the other or different.
same : jsexec sbbsecho_upgrade.js
Yes I thought it would be that, which I did do but backup exec/ctrl
dirs irst
then put sbbsecho_upgrade.js into sbbs\exec ran jsexec sbbsecho_upgrade.js
and I thought I did samething wrong as a error message showed up
after unning
it error saying could find sbbsecho.cfg and of coase it isn't there because t
been name to sbbsecho.ini, so I thought it didn't compile properly or
I did
sameting wrong so copied back that backup exec/ctrl back to 1.10 version
was I meant to just ingore the could find sbbsecho.cfg part of it, so did
I do it right or wrong.
Digital Man wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
Sysops should not need to run sbbsecho_upgrade.js multiple times. The
only exception is if there was a problem in the conversion from sbbsecho.cfg -> sbbsecho.ini and you know that problem was fixed in a newer version of the upgrade script. In that case, you can either fix
the problem by hand (e.g. the missing "route" values) or rename sbbsecho.cfg.old to sbbsecho.cfg and re-run the script. But note: if
you re-run the upgrade script, any changes made to your sbbsecho.ini
(by hand or using echocfg v3) will be lost.
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