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  • HTick TICPWD?

    From Eric Renfro@1:135/371 to All on Sat Jul 20 09:41:08 2019
    So, curious question.

    HPT supports %PKTPWD to change the packet password used, but I don't see in the
    help file samples anything for TIC Password changing.

    Is this not a supported option to do?

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  • From Kai Richter@2:240/77 to Eric Renfro on Sun Jul 21 19:13:04 2019
    Hello Eric!

    20 Jul 19, Eric Renfro wrote to All:

    So, curious question.

    HPT supports %PKTPWD to change the packet password used, but I don't
    see in the help file samples anything for TIC Password changing.

    Is this not a supported option to do?

    What does that ticpwd? What should happen in case of a mismatch?

    Regards

    Kai

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  • From Eric Renfro@1:135/371 to Kai Richter on Sun Jul 21 14:49:26 2019
    Re: HTick TICPWD?
    By: Kai Richter to Eric Renfro on Sun Jul 21 2019 07:13 pm

    So, curious question.

    HPT supports %PKTPWD to change the packet password used, but I don't
    see in the help file samples anything for TIC Password changing.

    Is this not a supported option to do?

    What does that ticpwd? What should happen in case of a mismatch?

    Well, the idea is of course to be able to change your own TIC password, much like you can the PKT Password. HPT's Areafix accepts %PKTPWD newpass, but HTick
    does not document a similar thing for %TICPWD password that I can see.

    Whether or not it actually does support it or not, I don't know, it's just not documented so I assume it's not supported.

    Same rules still apply though, the subject should contain the CURRENT password,
    while %TICPWD would be setting what you want to change it to, and it would change it in the appropriate file that defines the node and all, just like HPT's Areafix does, but for Filefix with HTick.

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  • From Kai Richter@2:240/77 to Eric Renfro on Wed Jul 24 00:37:42 2019
    Hello Eric!

    21 Jul 19, Eric Renfro wrote to Kai Richter:

    Whether or not it actually does support it or not, I don't know, it's
    just not documented so I assume it's not supported.

    A short rgrep found an hpt/TODO file:

    - remote change areafixpwd, pktpwd, ticpwd, filefixpwd by links [done by AL]

    So i guess it's not documented. Or maybe it is. But for the *fix %help answer i see the option of a customized helpfile by the sysop. This had to be updated in case of new features manually.

    Regards

    Kai

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  • From Eric Renfro@1:135/371 to Kai Richter on Wed Jul 24 02:07:52 2019
    Re: HTick TICPWD?
    By: Kai Richter to Eric Renfro on Wed Jul 24 2019 12:37 am

    Hello Eric!

    21 Jul 19, Eric Renfro wrote to Kai Richter:

    Whether or not it actually does support it or not, I don't know,
    it's just not documented so I assume it's not supported.

    A short rgrep found an hpt/TODO file:

    - remote change areafixpwd, pktpwd, ticpwd, filefixpwd by links [done by AL]

    Hmmm, Yeah. It's not provided in the source. I checked hpt and htick misc/*.hlp
    before I even asked. :)

    I'll try those out, verify they even work as expected.

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  • From Kai Richter@2:240/77 to Eric Renfro on Wed Jul 24 15:41:08 2019
    Hello Eric!

    24 Jul 19, Eric Renfro wrote to Kai Richter:

    A short rgrep found an hpt/TODO file:
    - remote change areafixpwd, pktpwd, ticpwd, filefixpwd by links
    [done by AL]

    I'll try those out, verify they even work as expected.

    If not then the question is who is AL and where is his/her code. ;)

    Regards

    Kai

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