On 2019 Jan 05 21:45:30, you wrote to me:
the first stage of processing is to parse_ticfile()... the following
situations result in the TIC being skipped (return false;)...
That's something I have to configure/setup in Synchronet.
just a simple timed event that is triggered by semaphore alone...
I'm getting filebones for a few different networks. I had them set up
in the BBS program I replaced with Synchro. I'm still getting the
files, I have to set them up to be moved to the right folders now
easy enough... define the libraries and areas in scfg... then in tickit.ini three lines are required per FDN tag...
[FDN_TAG_HERE]
Dir=DIRECTORY-INTERNAL_CODE_FROM_SCFG
Links=z:n/f,z:/n/f,z:n/f
if there is no entry for the FDN area like above, the TIC will be abandoned and both TIC and file will remain behind in the inbound...
if the file arrives from a link that is not listed in the Links= line and/or is not found in sbbsecho.ini, the TIC will be abandoned and both will remain behind in the inbound...
NOTE that linked systems need to also be specified in sbbsecho.ini via exec/echocfg if for nothing else but to register them as a link...
try to move the file into the destination directory... the very last
step process_tic() performs is to delete the TIC file so we better
catch all abort scenarios before we get there... afterward, you would
only have the file and no TIC to go with it...
I was wondering if it would delete the file if there wasn't a place to
move
it. I can manually move any files til I fix it.
if the file cannot be moved, the TIC is abandoned and both are left in the inbound for a later processing attempt...
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