06 Feb 22 16:18, you wrote to me:
Re: FREQITCFG
By: Ray Quinn to All on Sun Feb 06 2022 01:20 pm
I have TICKIT configured and working quite well for me. However, I
have a related question.
When trying to run jsexec freqitcfg I get an error when selecting
Dirs... I have narrowed it down to line 64 of freqitcfg.
Reading script from /wd/bbs/sbbs/exec/freqitcfg.js
/sbbs/exec/freqitcfg.js compiled in 0.00 seconds
!JavaScript /sbbs/exec/freqitcfg.js line 64: TypeError:
file_area.dir[v] is undefined
Double-check the "Dirs" line in your ctrl/freqit.ini file. I was able
to reproduce this error by putting an invalid dir-code on that line.
Sorry for the delay getting back. I updated my OS to Debian 11.2 (Bullseye, I think) from 32-bit to 64-bit and had difuculties getting Synchronet to compile. I found where I had the same issue a few years ago and you helped me out and got it working. I also configured Binkit and moved from the stand-alone Binkd server. All is working, so far.
I looks like the frequt.ini file has 25 "Dirs" lines with 7 different dir-codes each. I figured there are 178 dir-codes total. I have included the first two lines. Is it supposed to be that way or should all dir-codes be listed on ONE Dirs line? It could be that one or more dir-code is incorect. I provide my suspisions further below.
Dirs=amigaamidaydr,cnetcnt_128,cnetcnt_64,cnetcntamiga,cnetcntnodei,cnetcnt_vic Dirs=dbnodediff,dbinfopack,dbdbridge,fidodailylis,fidonodelist,fidodiffzip,fidodifflzh
It then freezes up the console (actually using PuTTY/SSH) Anything
typed is not echoed until after 'reset' it typed.
That's an easy one-line fix, but then the error message gets lost (cleared) immediatel. Hrm.
The other options seem to work fine. I was able to create a simple
freqit.ini file, so I *CAN* use it as an example.
If you discover how to make that error happen through normal usage,
let me know. It could be that a dir was added to freqit.cfg and then removed from SCFG?
I commented out all the Global Dirs statements and ran the config script again. This time it allowed me to select areas and add them to the freqit.ini file. I suspect that either the multiple "Dirs" lines was causing the error, the sheer number of file areas that it was trying to load caused it to crash, or a the combination.
73 de W6RAY Ray Quinn
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