• Tickit

    From Indy@1:103/705 to All on Thu Feb 16 23:34:46 2017
    Hello All!

    First of all.. I am happy and excited that Tickit has come around..
    SynchroNet looks real good with an internal tick processor. 3.17 is going to be great..

    I do have a couple of questions about the configuration of tickit. I finally got it to export a live tic file and send, but when it sent it was from my main address rather than my aka address for that particular net. I have
    edited the domain ini (FTNDomains.ini) file as well as ticket.ini .

    Have I missed something somewhere in my config or could this be a bug that hasnt been spotted yet?

    Next: Is there ever going to be a "SBBSECHO" Friendly version of filefix. I have ran HTICK and ALLFIX for many of years, but with softwares other than SynchroNet. Can tickit include an area manager in the future / Possibly written into the SBBS code so that node may be able to access file echoes
    much the same as message echoes?

    Thanks in advance!

    -Kris Jones

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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Indy on Fri Feb 17 01:42:00 2017
    Indy wrote to All on 02-16-17 23:34 <=-


    First of all.. I am happy and excited that Tickit has come around.. SynchroNet looks real good with an internal tick processor. 3.17 is
    going to be great..

    I do have a couple of questions about the configuration of tickit. I finally got it to export a live tic file and send, but when it sent it
    was from my main address rather than my aka address for that particular net. I have edited the domain ini (FTNDomains.ini) file as well as ticket.ini .

    Have I missed something somewhere in my config or could this be a bug
    that hasnt been spotted yet?

    Not really familiar with tickit so I couldn't help you... and I know Deuce does wonderful work but..


    Next: Is there ever going to be a "SBBSECHO" Friendly version of
    filefix. I have ran HTICK and ALLFIX for many of years, but with
    softwares other than SynchroNet. Can tickit include an area manager in
    the future / Possibly written into the SBBS code so that node may be
    able to access file echoes much the same as message echoes?

    htick is very compatable with Synch. Yes, you need to use some of the tools supplied with Synch but it does the job quite nicely. Allfix is a different story but I do use it here for FREQ files using binkd's EXEC option and although I don't do it here, I'm sure it can be used in conjunction with the Fido or any FTN filefind echo.

    Setup htick's cfg file as you normally would using AREATAG and folder info such as:

    fileAreaDefaults -lw 100 -g Fido -a 1:266/404
    FileArea DIFFZIP c:\sbbs\data\dirs\fidodiff -d "Fidonet: Fidonet NodeDiffs"

    Here is what I use for my incoming mail process...

    ####### Start

    @echo off

    cd c:\sbbs\exec

    echo.
    echo.
    echo ***** Process inbound mail

    sbbsecho -LESRFD! > c:\sbbs\events\inerror.log

    if not exist c:\fd\secure\*.bad goto husky

    echo ***** Moving bad pkts.

    move c:\fd\secure\*.bad c:\fd\badecho

    :husky

    CD c:\husky

    echo ***** Scanning for filefix netmail messages

    htick -c htick.cfg scan

    if not exist c:\fd\secure\*.tic goto end

    CD c:\husky

    echo ***** Tossing incoming Secure files into proper folders

    htick -c htick.cfg toss

    cd c:\sbbs\exec

    echo ***** Adding files into filebase listings

    addfiles * -sznf

    :end

    if not exist c:\fd\inbound\*.tic goto 1end

    echo ***** Process Unsecure WhisperNet TIC files

    cd c:\husky

    htick -c htick.cfg toss

    echo ***** Add new files to the WhisperNet file base

    cd c:\sbbs\exec

    addfiles whisper -sznf

    :1end

    echo ***** Exporting any linked msg/files to downlinks/uplinks

    sbbsecho -linfd > c:\sbbs\events\outerror.log

    ##### End

    Hope this helps...




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  • From Indy@1:103/705 to Bill McGarrity on Fri Feb 17 08:11:22 2017

    Thanks Bill,

    I will keep that config in mind. I know that the problem I was having between the softwares set up with Sync was the fact that SBBSECHO would toss all netmail before the tic processor could get a chance to scan for netmail. Therfor the tic processor never got areafix requests.

    Regards,
    Kris

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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Indy on Fri Feb 17 13:42:00 2017
    Indy wrote to Bill McGarrity on 02-17-17 08:11 <=-


    Thanks Bill,

    I will keep that config in mind. I know that the problem I was having between the softwares set up with Sync was the fact that SBBSECHO would toss all netmail before the tic processor could get a chance to scan
    for netmail. Therfor the tic processor never got areafix requests.

    If you look at the switches in the first sbbsecho, that's where it will keep those messages so htick will see them.


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  • From Indy@1:103/705 to Bill McGarrity on Fri Feb 17 23:42:44 2017

    Hi Bill!

    If you look at the switches in the first sbbsecho, that's where it will keep those messages so htick will see them.

    Which switches am I looking for?

    -Kris

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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Indy on Sat Feb 18 00:35:00 2017
    Indy wrote to Bill McGarrity on 02-17-17 23:42 <=-


    If you look at the switches in the first sbbsecho, that's where it will keep those messages so htick will see them.

    Which switches am I looking for?

    sbbsecho -LESRFD!
    ^^^^^^^


    Those ones. If you goto:

    http://wiki.synchro.net/util:sbbsecho#running_sbbsecho

    It will explain to you what each letter means.


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  • From Indy@1:103/705 to Bill McGarrity on Sat Feb 18 11:25:44 2017

    Hi Bill,

    sbbsecho -LESRFD! ^^^^^^^

    Ahh the command line switches. Yes I have tried the D and the X switches and
    I was creating mass duplicate areamanager replies. Perhaps I did not have HTICK configured correctly.

    I will look over the configuration that you sent and see if maybe this will help.

    At the moment I have 5 servers with different BBS softwares and
    configurations doing specific jobs in my networks. It would be nice to go
    back to having a personal PC and a server again :-)

    -Kris

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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Indy on Sat Feb 18 12:49:00 2017
    Hiya Indy..

    Indy wrote to Bill McGarrity on 02-18-17 11:25 <=-


    sbbsecho -LESRFD! ^^^^^^^

    Ahh the command line switches. Yes I have tried the D and the X
    switches and I was creating mass duplicate areamanager replies. Perhaps
    I did not have HTICK configured correctly.

    Probably wasn't Htick but more in echocfg. Under NetMail settings, make sure you have "Delete Processed Netmail" to YES

    I will look over the configuration that you sent and see if maybe this will help.

    Great!!

    At the moment I have 5 servers with different BBS softwares and configurations doing specific jobs in my networks. It would be nice to
    go back to having a personal PC and a server again :-)

    I just have the Win 2008 server box and a new Pi I'm playing with. Right now that's acting as a hub with just binkd and sbbsecho running as a standalone tosser. MakeNL and htick are on the Win box.


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  • From Indy@1:103/705 to Bill McGarrity on Sat Feb 18 16:13:30 2017

    Hi Bill,

    Probably wasn't Htick but more in echocfg. Under NetMail settings, make sur you have "Delete Processed Netmail" to YES
    The machine I was running HTICK and SBBS on was an SBBS 3.14. That option wasnt even available on that version. On my main system which has the last release of 3.16 that option is still not there. Like I said, I will give
    HTICK another go :-)

    I just have the Win 2008 server box and a new Pi I'm playing with. Right no that's acting as a hub with just binkd and sbbsecho running as a standalone tosser. MakeNL and htick are on the Win box.

    Ha.. I have A system running VADV for the web interface, a system running ELEBBS for the utilization of ALLFIX, a system running mystic.. Trying to get all of the above, a system running TRIBBS to see if I can get it to run.. and a test version of SBBS 3.17 to beta the upcoming version of SBBS.

    My Main system runs SBBS with BinkD. My secondary system runs ELE with Irex and ALLFIX. That is my file toss board. I would like to get rid of that
    system lol.

    -Kris

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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Indy on Sat Feb 18 23:05:00 2017
    Indy wrote to Bill McGarrity on 02-18-17 16:13 <=-


    Probably wasn't Htick but more in echocfg. Under NetMail settings, make sur you have "Delete Processed Netmail" to YES
    The machine I was running HTICK and SBBS on was an SBBS 3.14. That
    option wasnt even available on that version. On my main system which
    has the last release of 3.16 that option is still not there. Like I
    said, I will give HTICK another go :-)

    You should update to 3.17. sbbsecho v3 is much more stable.


    I just have the Win 2008 server box and a new Pi I'm playing with. Right no that's acting as a hub with just binkd and sbbsecho running as a standalone tosser. MakeNL and htick are on the Win box.

    Ha.. I have A system running VADV for the web interface, a system
    running ELEBBS for the utilization of ALLFIX, a system running mystic.. Trying to get all of the above, a system running TRIBBS to see if I can get it to run.. and a test version of SBBS 3.17 to beta the upcoming version of SBBS.

    You're busy... :)

    My Main system runs SBBS with BinkD. My secondary system runs ELE with Irex and ALLFIX. That is my file toss board. I would like to get rid of that system lol.

    As I said, htick has been running here flawlessly and even hatches my weekly nodelists. Just have to make sure makenl segment doesn't have any mistakes and every friday at 12:05am, makenl does it's think, creates a nodelist for binkd, htick hatches the files to all my downlinks... and I'm snoring. Life is good. :)


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  • From Gringo@1:103/705 to All on Wed Sep 23 19:58:00 2020
    Hi Everyone,

    I am trying to configure Tickit on my BBS for a couple of days now, and nothing seems to work :)

    I would really appreciate if one of you guys can help me out with my config, as my understaning of FIDO is pretty new to me.

    1. I have subscribed to all File Echo available using FileFix, and i received a confirmation that i am correctly subscribed.
    2. I then created a timed event to call tickit.js
    3. I edited tickit.ini, with the following (i created only 2 areas to test, 1:229/426 is my uplink). I am not about the global entries at the beginning, but i think they act as default values if a key is not present.

    .Dir=FidoNetFOTHER
    .Links=1:229/426

    .[DAILYLIST]
    .Dir=FIDONETFDailyLis
    .links=1:229/426

    .[MODIS]
    .Dir=FIDONETFMODIS
    .links=1:229/426
    4. 3-4 times/day, i can see in the log some .tic files coming in, and i see that they are processed by tickit, but no files are placed in my file areas.

    Any ideas ?
    Thanks so much,
    ElGringo
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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Gringo on Wed Sep 23 21:40:12 2020
    Re: Tickit
    By: Gringo to All on Wed Sep 23 2020 07:58 pm

    Hi Everyone,

    I am trying to configure Tickit on my BBS for a couple of days now, and nothing seems to work :)

    I would really appreciate if one of you guys can help me out with my config, as my understaning of FIDO is pretty new to me.

    1. I have subscribed to all File Echo available using FileFix, and i received a confirmation that i am correctly subscribed.
    2. I then created a timed event to call tickit.js
    3. I edited tickit.ini, with the following (i created only 2 areas to test, 1:229/426 is my uplink). I am not about the global entries at the beginning, but i think they act as default values if a key is not present.

    Dir=FidoNetFOTHER
    Links=1:229/426

    [DAILYLIST]
    Dir=FIDONETFDailyLis
    links=1:229/426

    [MODIS]
    Dir=FIDONETFMODIS
    links=1:229/426
    4. 3-4 times/day, i can see in the log some .tic files coming in, and i see that they are processed by tickit, but no files are placed in my file areas.

    Any ideas ?

    Paste the log output that shows the files being processed by tickit.

    Also, confirm that you have file directories configured in SCFG->File Areas with those same internal codes you have listed there in your tickit.ini file.

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  • From Gringo@1:103/705 to Digital Man on Thu Sep 24 07:02:00 2020
    Digital Man wrote to Gringo <=-

    Paste the log output that shows the files being processed by tickit.

    Also, confirm that you have file directories configured in SCFG->File Areas with those same internal codes you have listed there in your tickit.ini file.

    Thanks Digital man,

    I confirm that the file areas exists with the same internal code.
    Please find below an execution of BinkPoll where there was a tic file :

    9-24 05:37:22a Running timed event: BINKPOLL
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL BinkIT/2.14 invoked with options: -p
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL Attempting poll for node 1:229/426@fidonet
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL JSBinkP/1.112 callout to 1:229/426@fidonet started
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL Connecting to bbs.darkrealms.ca:24554
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL Peer version: binkd/1.1a-110/Win32 binkp/1.1
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL Will encrypt session.
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL Authentication successful: secure
    9-24 05:37:22a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\AP200924.ZIP (1157.6KB)
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\AP200924.ZIP (1157.6KB)
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\AP200924.ZIP' to '../fido/inbound\AP200924.ZIP'.
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\AO500RG6.TIC (1.2KB)
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\AO500RG6.TIC (1.2KB)
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\AO500RG6.TIC' to '../fido/inbound\AO500RG6.TIC'.
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40505270.PKT (13.5KB)
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40505270.PKT (13.5KB)
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\40505270.PKT' to '../fido/inbound\40505270.PKT'.
    9-24 05:37:30a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40500012.PKT (8.5KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40500012.PKT (8.5KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\40500012.PKT' to '../fido/inbound\40500012.PKT'.
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40453379.PKT (2.2KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40453379.PKT (2.2KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\40453379.PKT' to '../fido/inbound\40453379.PKT'.
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40445364.PKT (0.8KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40445364.PKT (0.8KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\40445364.PKT' to '../fido/inbound\40445364.PKT'.
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40444276.PKT (1.7KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40444276.PKT (1.7KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\40444276.PKT' to '../fido/inbound\40444276.PKT'.
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40440079.PKT (4.8KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40440079.PKT (4.8KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\40440079.PKT' to '../fido/inbound\40440079.PKT'.
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Receiving file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40439299.PKT (1.6KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Received file: C:\sbbs\temp\event\40439299.PKT (1.6KB)
    9-24 05:37:31a BINKPOLL Moving 'C:\sbbs\temp\event\40439299.PKT' to '../fido/inbound\40439299.PKT'.
    9-24 05:37:31a Timed event: BINKPOLL returned 0
    9-24 05:37:32a Semaphore signaled for Timed Event: FIDOIN
    9-24 05:37:32a Semaphore signaled for Timed Event: TICKIT
    9-24 05:37:32a Running native timed event: FIDOIN
    9-24 05:37:32a Timed event: FIDOIN returned 0
    9-24 05:37:32a Running timed event: TICKIT
    9-24 05:37:33a TICKIT Parsing ../fido/inbound\/AO500RG6.TIC
    9-24 05:37:33a Timed event: TICKIT returned 0

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  • From Gringo@1:103/705 to Digital Man on Thu Sep 24 07:37:05 2020
    Re: Re: Tickit
    By: Gringo to Digital Man on Thu Sep 24 2020 07:02 am

    HI Digital Man,

    i just took a look at the actual directories and the files are there!!! but they're not added to the BBS.
    The Addfiles was not called, should i have a timed event for addfiles as well ? Cause i dont have one.

    Thanks again !
    ElGringo

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Gringo on Thu Sep 24 11:58:07 2020
    Re: Re: Tickit
    By: Gringo to Digital Man on Thu Sep 24 2020 07:02 am

    Paste the log output that shows the files being processed by tickit.

    9-24 05:37:32a Running timed event: TICKIT
    9-24 05:37:33a TICKIT Parsing ../fido/inbound\/AO500RG6.TIC
    9-24 05:37:33a Timed event: TICKIT returned 0

    So looking at exec/tickit.js, it appears it should log "Processing..." and then "Working with <filename> in <tic_area>" log messagse after the "Parsing" log message. These are "info" level log messages, so they should normally be in the log output. You can try increasing the log level to "debug" to see if you see any more detail, but if it were me, I'd start adding more log() messages to tickit.js to see where's getting hung-up. It sounds like process_tic() is returning a falsey value, but it should also be logging an error in that case (which was not included in your pasted log output).

    digital man

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Gringo on Thu Sep 24 12:00:04 2020
    Re: Re: Tickit
    By: Gringo to Digital Man on Thu Sep 24 2020 07:37 am

    Re: Re: Tickit
    By: Gringo to Digital Man on Thu Sep 24 2020 07:02 am

    HI Digital Man,

    i just took a look at the actual directories and the files are there!!! but they're not added to the BBS.
    The Addfiles was not called, should i have a timed event for addfiles as well ? Cause i dont have one.

    No, tickit.js calls addfiles.

    digital man

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  • From Rick Smith@1:105/10 to All on Thu Nov 19 11:30:22 2020
    Greetings All!


    Is there anywhere else that a ticpassword needs to be other sbbsecho.ini? we are setting up net 105 and cant seem to get sbbs to process the tic files, it wants to, it sees them but complains of password problems. I have verified on the same screen with both configs on at the same time and they match each end perfectly. I looked in tickit.ini (I think thats file name) and I dont see mention of passwd in there and the other networks seem to toss their .tics fine. so I am kind of at a loss as to why it doesnt see and match the passwords..


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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Rick Smith on Thu Nov 19 14:08:13 2020
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to All on Thu Nov 19 2020 11:30 am

    Greetings All!


    Is there anywhere else that a ticpassword needs to be other sbbsecho.ini?
    we are setting up net 105 and cant seem to get sbbs to process the tic files, it wants to, it sees them but complains of password problems. I have verified on the same screen with both configs on at the same time and they match each end perfectly. I looked in tickit.ini (I think thats file name) and I dont see mention of passwd in there and the other networks seem to toss their .tics fine. so I am kind of at a loss as to why it doesnt see and match the passwords..

    This is a frequently asked question these days: it appears tickit.js doesn't support 5D addresses used in the [node:] sections of sbbsecho.ini. If you don't need them (and you likely don't) remove the "@domain" portions of your linked node addresses in echocfg/sbbsecho.ini.
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  • From Al@1:103/705 to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 15:01:21 2020
    Re: Tickit
    By: Digital Man to Rick Smith on Thu Nov 19 2020 02:08 pm

    This is a frequently asked question these days: it appears tickit.js doesn't support 5D addresses used in the [node:] sections of sbbsecho.ini. If you don't need them (and you likely don't) remove the "@domain" portions of your linked node addresses in echocfg/sbbsecho.ini.

    I have been tossing files in fsxnet and the linked node does have a domain listed in sbbsecho.ini. I haven't tried tossing files in fidonet yet.

    My aka is a point. I wonder if that makes a difference?

    Ttyl :-),
    Al

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Al on Thu Nov 19 17:03:59 2020
    Re: Tickit
    By: Al to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 2020 03:01 pm

    Re: Tickit
    By: Digital Man to Rick Smith on Thu Nov 19 2020 02:08 pm

    This is a frequently asked question these days: it appears tickit.js doesn't support 5D addresses used in the [node:] sections of sbbsecho.ini. If you don't need them (and you likely don't) remove the "@domain" portions of your linked node addresses in echocfg/sbbsecho.ini.

    I have been tossing files in fsxnet and the linked node does have a domain listed in sbbsecho.ini. I haven't tried tossing files in fidonet yet.

    My aka is a point. I wonder if that makes a difference?

    Perhaps. Or maybe it's something else in the TIC file that makes it 5D-happy (or not).
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  • From Rick Smith@1:105/10 to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 17:56:32 2020
    Greetings Digital!

    Thursday November 19 2020 14:08, you wrote to me about an urgent matter!:

    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to All on Thu Nov 19 2020 11:30 am


    This is a frequently asked question these days: it appears tickit.js doesn't support 5D addresses used in the [node:] sections of
    sbbsecho.ini. If you don't need them (and you likely don't) remove the "@domain" portions of your linked node addresses in
    Thank you sir, that seemed to cure the password error but created another...

    evnt TICKIT Working with 'Z1DAILY.Z24' in 'DAILYLIST'.
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Internal code 'dailylist' invalid!
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwils5.tic
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Parsing ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Created by HTick, written by Gabriel Plutzar
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Path 1:105/81 1605814190 Thu Nov 19 19:29:50 2020 UTC htick/lnx 1.9.0-cur 2020-11-04
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Verifying password for sender: 1:105/81
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Matched 1:105/81's password. Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Processing...
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Working with 'Z1DAILY.Z24' in 'DAILYLIST'.
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Internal code 'dailylist' invalid!
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Timed event: TICKIT returned 0



    Here is how I have that identified in tickit.ini? does it not like lowercase dir?



    [DAILYLIST]
    Links=1:105/81
    Dir=DAILYLIST
    path=/sbbs/data/dirs/fidonet/dailylist


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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Rick Smith on Thu Nov 19 20:12:52 2020
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 2020 05:56 pm

    Greetings Digital!

    Thursday November 19 2020 14:08, you wrote to me about an urgent matter!:

    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to All on Thu Nov 19 2020 11:30 am


    This is a frequently asked question these days: it appears tickit.js doesn't support 5D addresses used in the [node:] sections of sbbsecho.ini. If you don't need them (and you likely don't) remove the "@domain" portions of your linked node addresses in
    Thank you sir, that seemed to cure the password error but created another...

    evnt TICKIT Working with 'Z1DAILY.Z24' in 'DAILYLIST'.
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Internal code 'dailylist' invalid!
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwils5.tic
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Parsing ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Created by HTick, written by Gabriel Plutzar
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Path 1:105/81 1605814190 Thu Nov 19 19:29:50 2020 UTC htick/lnx 1.9.0-cur 2020-11-04
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Verifying password for sender: 1:105/81
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Matched 1:105/81's password. Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Processing... Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Working with 'Z1DAILY.Z24' in 'DAILYLIST'.
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Internal code 'dailylist' invalid!

    Here is how I have that identified in tickit.ini? does it not like lowercase dir?



    [DAILYLIST]
    Links=1:105/81
    Dir=DAILYLIST
    path=/sbbs/data/dirs/fidonet/dailylist

    I don't think you need both "dir" and "path" set there.

    Double-check your SCFG->File Areas. It sounds like you do not have a directory configured there with an internal code of "DAILYLIST".
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  • From Rick Smith@1:105/10.1 to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 20:45:22 2020
    Greetings Digital!

    Thursday November 19 2020 20:12, you wrote to me about an urgent matter!:

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    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 2020 05:56 pm



    Double-check your SCFG->File Areas. It sounds like you do not have a directory configured there with an internal code of "DAILYLIST".
    --
    digital man

    You were right I had a typo well sort of, internal code only allowed for DAILYLIS I didnt notice that... So that error isnt present now.. Now it complains about path and I have tripled checked in scfg, tickit.ini and the actual path and they all match... so not sure what else to check.. sorry about this..

    evnt TICKIT Unable to find path for area 'DAILYLIST'!
    Nov 19 20:44:31 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic
    Nov 19 20:44:31 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Timed event: TICKIT returned 0



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    Rick Smith (Nitro)

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Rick Smith on Thu Nov 19 22:46:37 2020
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 2020 08:45 pm

    Greetings Digital!

    Thursday November 19 2020 20:12, you wrote to me about an urgent matter!:

    * Forwarded from area 'sync_sysops'
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 2020 05:56 pm



    Double-check your SCFG->File Areas. It sounds like you do not have a directory configured there with an internal code of "DAILYLIST".
    --
    digital man

    You were right I had a typo well sort of, internal code only allowed for DAILYLIS I didnt notice that... So that error isnt present now.. Now it complains about path and I have tripled checked in scfg, tickit.ini and the actual path and they all match... so not sure what else to check.. sorry about this..

    evnt TICKIT Unable to find path for area 'DAILYLIST'!
    Nov 19 20:44:31 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic
    Nov 19 20:44:31 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Timed event: TICKIT returned 0

    Looking at the code, it seems that error would only happen if you didn't have either the "dir" or the "path" specified for the [DAILYLIST] echo. So... double-check that tickit.ini file again.

    Note: I did write tickit.js nor have I ever actually run it. I'm just reading the wiki page and the source (exec/tickit.js).
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  • From Gamgee@1:103/705 to Rick Smith on Thu Nov 19 23:42:00 2020
    Rick Smith wrote to Digital Man <=-

    This is a frequently asked question these days: it appears tickit.js doesn't support 5D addresses used in the [node:] sections of
    sbbsecho.ini. If you don't need them (and you likely don't) remove the "@domain" portions of your linked node addresses in

    Thank you sir, that seemed to cure the password error but created another...

    evnt TICKIT Working with 'Z1DAILY.Z24' in 'DAILYLIST'.
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Internal code 'dailylist' invalid! Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt
    TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwils5.tic Nov 19 17:52:26
    sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Parsing
    ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs
    synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Created by HTick, written by Gabriel
    Plutzar Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Path
    1:105/81 1605814190 Thu Nov 19 19:29:50 2020 UTC htick/lnx
    1.9.0-cur 2020-11-04 Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt
    TICKIT Verifying password for sender: 1:105/81 Nov 19 17:52:26
    sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Matched 1:105/81's password.
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Processing...
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Working with 'Z1DAILY.Z24' in 'DAILYLIST'. Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs
    synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Internal code 'dailylist' invalid!
    Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic Nov 19 17:52:26 sbbs
    synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Timed event: TICKIT returned 0

    Here is how I have that identified in tickit.ini? does it not
    like lowercase dir?

    [DAILYLIST]
    Links=1:105/81
    Dir=DAILYLIST
    path=/sbbs/data/dirs/fidonet/dailylist

    You cannot have both "Dir" and "Path" defined for a given area. They
    are mutually exclusive.

    Here: http://wiki.synchro.net/module:tickit#ctrl_tickitini

    Also I think the Dir= line (the internal code) is limited to 8
    characters.



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  • From Rick Smith@1:105/10.1 to Digital Man on Fri Nov 20 07:06:30 2020
    Greetings Digital!

    Thursday November 19 2020 22:46, you wrote to me about an urgent matter!:

    * Forwarded from area 'sync_sysops'
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 2020 08:45 pm

    Greetings Digital!

    Thursday November 19 2020 20:12, you wrote to me about an urgent
    matter!:

    * Forwarded from area 'sync_sysops'
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Thu Nov 19 2020 05:56 pm



    Looking at the code, it seems that error would only happen if you
    didn't have either the "dir" or the "path" specified for the
    [DAILYLIST] echo. So... double-check that tickit.ini file again.

    I finally just got it to toss... It still showed an error but it did process the file correctly and placed it in the correct dir.. For your reference this was the output.

    evnt TICKIT !JavaScript warning /sbbs/exec/load/fidocfg.js line 150: Deprecated file open mode: 'e'


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    Rick Smith (Nitro)

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Rick Smith on Fri Nov 20 18:36:03 2020
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Fri Nov 20 2020 07:06 am

    I finally just got it to toss... It still showed an error but it did process the file correctly and placed it in the correct dir.. For your reference this was the output.

    evnt TICKIT !JavaScript warning /sbbs/exec/load/fidocfg.js line 150: Deprecated file open mode: 'e'

    That's already been fixed in Git.
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  • From Gamgee@1:103/705 to Rick Smith on Fri Nov 20 20:17:00 2020
    Rick Smith wrote to Digital Man <=-

    You were right I had a typo well sort of, internal code only
    allowed for DAILYLIS I didnt notice that... So that error isnt
    present now.. Now it complains about path and I have tripled
    checked in scfg, tickit.ini and the actual path and they all
    match... so not sure what else to check.. sorry about this..

    evnt TICKIT Unable to find path for area 'DAILYLIST'!
    Nov 19 20:44:31 sbbs synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Abandoning ../fido/inbound/svwwinr5.tic Nov 19 20:44:31 sbbs
    synchronet[656]: evnt TICKIT Timed event: TICKIT returned 0

    Do you not see the message here that I posted to you yesterday?

    You CANNOT have both a 'Dir' and a 'Path' specified for a given area.
    It's one or the other. Not both.

    Read the Wiki page that I referenced you yesterday.



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  • From Rick Smith@1:105/10.1 to Digital Man on Fri Nov 20 20:49:58 2020
    Greetings Digital!

    Friday November 20 2020 18:36, you wrote to me about an urgent matter!:

    * Forwarded from area 'sync_sysops'
    Re: Tickit
    By: Rick Smith to Digital Man on Fri Nov 20 2020 07:06 am

    evnt TICKIT !JavaScript warning /sbbs/exec/load/fidocfg.js line
    150: Deprecated file open mode: 'e'

    That's already been fixed in Git.
    --

    Ok thank you for your help... Just did the update...

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