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Quick Question
From
Hausmaus@VERT/AH2BBS to
All on Mon Jul 31 13:26:00 2000
Everyone,ããI'd like to have something that will tell me if the sysop is available or notãwhen the user logs in (I'm making my own ANSI screens). I'm assuming thatãthere's something in Baja (I can't print out everything right now toãperuse)... I see how to call the script from an ANSI screen, but what commandãwould I use? I've never done Baja programming before, so I'm a bit lost. :)ããLater,ãSeanããIf they give you ruled paper, write the other way.ããã---ã þ Synchronet þ AfterHours/2 BBS -- Carbondale, Illinoisã
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From
altere@VERT/DARKDIM to
All on Fri Dec 8 09:39:00 2000
Alright, I forgot how to do it!!!!ãI need to send a user a particular file that is NOT in the download directoriesãbut is at d:\blah\file.zip, I thought it was file_send but maybe I'm wrong.ããit starts a download but nothing is really sent, FDSZ (i cought for a splitãsecond) says File Not Found. The file is there and it exists. ideas?ããaltereãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Dark Dimension ááS ú
telnet://dark.dimension-bbs.com ú Hit Me!ã
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From
Digital Man@VERT to
altere on Fri Dec 8 08:14:17 2000
RE: Quick QuestionãBY: altere to All on Fri Dec 08 2000 05:39 pmãã > Alright, I forgot how to do it!!!!ã > I need to send a user a particular file that is NOT in the download directorã > but is at d:\blah\file.zip, I thought it was file_send but maybe I'm wrong.ã > ã > it starts a download but nothing is really sent, FDSZ (i cought for a splitã > second) says File Not Found. The file is there and it exists. ideas?ããShow us your code. Make sure you're using either forward slashes orãdouble-backslashes in the path (forward slahses are preferred as they are moreãportable, but the drive letter obviously is not).ããRobã---ã þ Synchronet þ Vertrauen þ Home of Synchronet þ [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.netã
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From
altere@VERT/DARKDIM to
Digital Man on Fri Dec 8 14:36:00 2000
RE: Quick QuestionãBY: Digital Man to altere on Fri Dec 08 2000 04:14 pmãã > Show us your code. Make sure you're using either forward slashes orã > double-backslashes in the path (forward slahses are preferred as they are moã > portable, but the drive letter obviously is not).ããcompare_key dãif_trueã file_send "../../rep/detail.zip"ã goto mainãend_ifããI've moved the file to c:\rep\detail.zip, going back two dir's from the exec toãc:\ and then rep\ããIt's really quite simple, just shows a menu and will eventuall call a script toãrun a report and generate the zip file (currently manual) so the only getcmd'sãthat are currently there are d for download and q for quit. The rest isãcurrently manual until I can atleast dl the file. :)ããã---ã þ Synchronet þ Dark Dimension ááS ú
telnet://dark.dimension-bbs.com ú Hit Me!ã
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From
Digital Man@VERT to
altere on Fri Dec 8 13:10:19 2000
RE: Quick QuestionãBY: altere to Digital Man on Fri Dec 08 2000 10:36 pmãã > > Show us your code. Make sure you're using either forward slashes orã > > double-backslashes in the path (forward slahses are preferred as they areã > > portable, but the drive letter obviously is not).ã > ã > compare_key dã > if_trueã > file_send "../../rep/detail.zip"ã > goto mainã > end_ifã > ã > I've moved the file to c:\rep\detail.zip, going back two dir's from the execã > c:\ and then rep\ã > ã > It's really quite simple, just shows a menu and will eventuall call a scriptã > run a report and generate the zip file (currently manual) so the only getcmdã > that are currently there are d for download and q for quit. The rest isã > currently manual until I can atleast dl the file. :)ããYou can't use relative paths in v3 (you don't know what the current directoryãwill be at any given point). Use "%n../.." or something similar.ããRobã---ã þ Synchronet þ Vertrauen þ Home of Synchronet þ [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.netã
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From
altere@VERT/DARKDIM to
Digital Man on Fri Dec 8 15:25:00 2000
RE: Quick QuestionãBY: altere to Digital Man on Fri Dec 08 2000 10:36 pmãã > file_send "../../rep/detail.zip"ããbah, this was the second attempt. After viewing some stuff I realize there isãNO WAY this will work like this. I _DID_ however try send_file_via before allãthis and it never worked, I found out why.ããsend_file_via z "../../rep/detail.zip" <-- won't workãsend_file_via Z "../../rep/detail.zip" <-- that'll work..ããso the problem is fixed for now.ããI saw a few mail cmds in the docs but nothing from what I saw that would emailãa specified file.ããfor instance something like.ããcompare_key eãif_trueã mail_send_file "../../rep/detail.zip"ã goto hdrãend_ifããthere is a mail_send_netfile however it prompts for the filename. perhapsãsomething like mail_send_file would only ask for the netmail address and sendãthe specified file, unless thats already there and I just over looked it?ããAt any rate, the send_file thing is fixed.ããthanksãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Dark Dimension ááS ú
telnet://dark.dimension-bbs.com ú Hit Me!ã
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From
Digital Man@VERT to
altere on Fri Dec 8 13:27:45 2000
RE: Quick QuestionãBY: altere to Digital Man on Fri Dec 08 2000 11:25 pmãã > send_file_via Z "../../rep/detail.zip" <-- that'll work..ããPerhaps sometimes, but not always. You cannot (reliably) use relative paths inãSynchronet v3.ã ã > so the problem is fixed for now.ã > ã > I saw a few mail cmds in the docs but nothing from what I saw that would emaã > a specified file.ããThere aren't any. You must use smbutil for this (which can easily be calledãfrom a Baja module).ããRobã---ã þ Synchronet þ Vertrauen þ Home of Synchronet þ [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.netã