I'm getting the following errors, lately. I dont know if they are related, but the following occurs at regular intervals since I downloaded the 2017/03/12 dayly snapshot. I believer the others are also from that time frame.
Fri Mar 17 2017 17:43:39 lionsden.darktech.org
Timed event: POLL returned -1
Fri Mar 17 2017 18:07:43 lionsden.darktech.org
Timed event: POLL returned -1
Fri Mar 17 2017 18:31:43 lionsden.darktech.org
Timed event: POLL returned -1
Then there is this one:
Fri Mar 17 2017 17:37:46 lionsden.darktech.org
Node 1 !ERROR 2 (No such file or directory) (WinError 2) in pack_qwk.cpp line 753 (sbbs_t::pack_qwk) executing "c:\sbbs\EXEC\pkzip c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\LIONSDEN.qwk c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\*.*" access=-1 (useron=Alan ****)
He was complaining that ZModem was not working. Usint Syncterm.
I have a
similar No such file or directory error in SBBSEcho while creating archived packets (*.WE1, etc.) according to the log files.
2017-03-17 20:41:03 Executing: C:\sbbs\EXEC\zip -jD C:\IM\packet\00000060.FRZ C:\IM\packet\58cc8220.pkt
2017-03-17 20:41:03 ERROR executing 'C:\sbbs\EXEC\zip -jD C:\IM\packet\00000060.FRZ C:\IM\packet\58cc8220.pkt' system returned: 3, errno: 2 (No such file or directory)
Fri Mar 17 2017 18:31:43 lionsden.darktech.org
Timed event: POLL returned -1
What does the 'POLL' timed event do?
Then there is this one:
Fri Mar 17 2017 17:37:46 lionsden.darktech.org
Node 1 !ERROR 2 (No such file or directory) (WinError 2) in
pack_qwk.cpp line 753 (sbbs_t::pack_qwk) executing "c:\sbbs\EXEC\pkzip
c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\LIONSDEN.qwk c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\*.*" access=-1
(useron=Alan ****)
Does c:\sbbs\exec\pkzip.exe exist? This is likely the 16-bit version of PkZIP which won't work on 64-bit Windows platforms. Have you considered switching to info-zip?
He was complaining that ZModem was not working. Usint Syncterm.
Does it work for you?
I have aThis error implies c:\sbbs\EXEC\zip.exe does not exist.
Joe Delahaye wrote to Digital Man on 03-22-17 17:21 <=-
Re: Errors
By: Digital Man to Joe Delahaye on Tue Mar 21 2017 17:58:50
Fri Mar 17 2017 18:31:43 lionsden.darktech.org
Timed event: POLL returned -1
What does the 'POLL' timed event do?
The POLL event simply is a batch file that creates a POLL for Binkd
once per hour, for my main uplink. I can probably do away with it, but I'm not sure why it stopped working.
cd \binkd
binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch file manually it works just fine
cd \binkd
binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch
file manually it works just fine
Why not create a .CLO file for that node and just copy if over to your outbound folder each time you want to poll?. (01050026.clo)
Joe Delahaye wrote to Bill McGarrity on 03-22-17 19:54 <=-
Re: Errors
By: Bill McGarrity to Joe Delahaye on Wed Mar 22 2017 18:40:00
cd \binkd
binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch
file manually it works just fine
Why not create a .CLO file for that node and just copy if over to your outbound folder each time you want to poll?. (01050026.clo)
I'm thinking that is likely what that batch file does. I'm wary about creating another batch file to do that hourly though. I just wonder if I'm missing something simple. Seems to me that just started a while
ago.
Re: Errors
By: Digital Man to Joe Delahaye on Tue Mar 21 2017 17:58:50
Fri Mar 17 2017 18:31:43 lionsden.darktech.org
Timed event: POLL returned -1
What does the 'POLL' timed event do?
The POLL event simply is a batch file that creates a POLL for Binkd once per hour, for my main uplink. I can probably do away with it, but I'm not sure why it stopped working.
cd \binkd
binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch file manually it works just fine
Then there is this one:
Fri Mar 17 2017 17:37:46 lionsden.darktech.org
Node 1 !ERROR 2 (No such file or directory) (WinError 2) in
pack_qwk.cpp line 753 (sbbs_t::pack_qwk) executing "c:\sbbs\EXEC\pkzip
c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\LIONSDEN.qwk c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\*.*" access=-1
(useron=Alan ****)
Does c:\sbbs\exec\pkzip.exe exist? This is likely the 16-bit version of PkZIP which won't work on 64-bit Windows platforms. Have you considered switching to info-zip?
It does yes. Here is a quote from the Details of the Zip file.
BTW, I am
using 32 bit Windows 10. Zip.exe - Info-ZIP Zip for Win32 console and it is located in \\Bbs1\c\sbbs\exec
This info in the Details button of the Properties of the Zip.exe
He was complaining that ZModem was not working. Usint Syncterm.
Does it work for you?
I have no idea. I use MTelnet, and Zmodem works with that.
I have aThis error implies c:\sbbs\EXEC\zip.exe does not exist.
It exists. I just now checked again.
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch
file manually it works just fine
Why not create a .CLO file for that node and just copy if over to
your outbound folder each time you want to poll?. (01050026.clo)
I'm thinking that is likely what that batch file does. I'm wary
about creating another batch file to do that hourly though. I just
wonder if I'm missing something simple. Seems to me that just
started a while ago.
The way you're doing it now is opening another instance of binkd to do a poll. By creating the .CLO file you use the one instance you have running already. At least that's the way I see it.
The POLL event simply is a batch file that creates a POLL for Binkd
once per hour, for my main uplink. I can probably do away with it,
but I'm not sure why it stopped working.
cd \binkd
binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg
Is "\binkd" on the drive as Synchronet? If not, then you'll need to change the current drive as well. However, the "Startup Directory" option in SCFG makes this kind of 2-line batch file unnecessary. Synchronet can set the current working directory (and drive) for you, you don't need a batch file to do that.
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch file
manually it works just fine
I have no idea what you changed to make it not work.
Then there is this one:
"c:\sbbs\EXEC\pkzipFri Mar 17 2017 17:37:46 lionsden.darktech.org
Node 1 !ERROR 2 (No such file or directory) (WinError 2) in
pack_qwk.cpp line 753 (sbbs_t::pack_qwk) executing
c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\LIONSDEN.qwk c:\sbbs\NODE1\temp\*.*" access=-1
(useron=Alan ****)
Does c:\sbbs\exec\pkzip.exe exist? This is likely the 16-bit
version of PkZIP which won't work on 64-bit Windows platforms.
Have you considered switching to info-zip?
It does yes. Here is a quote from the Details of the Zip file.
No "quote" was included in your message.
BTW, I am
using 32 bit Windows 10. Zip.exe - Info-ZIP Zip for Win32 console and
it is located in \\Bbs1\c\sbbs\exec
BTW, I am
using 32 bit Windows 10. Zip.exe - Info-ZIP Zip for Win32 console and
it is located in \\Bbs1\c\sbbs\exec
This info in the Details button of the Properties of the Zip.exe
No "info" was included. Anyway, I don't think that would be helpful.
He was complaining that ZModem was not working. Usint Syncterm.
Does it work for you?
I have no idea. I use MTelnet, and Zmodem works with that.
I have a
This error implies c:\sbbs\EXEC\zip.exe does not exist.
It exists. I just now checked again.
I have no other ideas for you.
Re: Errors
By: Digital Man to Joe Delahaye on Wed Mar 22 2017 23:51:30
The POLL event simply is a batch file that creates a POLL for Binkd
once per hour, for my main uplink. I can probably do away with it,
but I'm not sure why it stopped working.
cd \binkd
binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg
Is "\binkd" on the drive as Synchronet? If not, then you'll need to change the current drive as well. However, the "Startup Directory" option in SCFG makes this kind of 2-line batch file unnecessary. Synchronet can set the current working directory (and drive) for you, you don't need a batch file to do that.
Yes, there is only Drive C in the system. The Startup Directory option lists the proper starting directory. I'm guessing then, with your statement up above, I could simply put "binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg" in the Command Line option? Would I need to change any settings in the event, or will it run as per the below?
POLL Timed Event [[[[[[ [ [[[[[--------------------------------------------------------------------[[[ [[ [
[[[[[[ [Internal Code POLL
[[[[[[
[[[[+[ [Start-up Directory C:\binkd
[[[[[[
[[[[[[ [Command Line binkdpoll.bat
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch file
manually it works just fine
I have no idea what you changed to make it not work.
As far as I know, I changed nothing, except for Windows Updates, and occassionally the dailies.
Joe Delahaye wrote to Bill McGarrity on 03-23-17 16:25 <=-
Re: Errors
By: Bill McGarrity to Joe Delahaye on Wed Mar 22 2017 21:47:00
I left all setting at default in the event. If I run that batch
file manually it works just fine
Why not create a .CLO file for that node and just copy if over to
your outbound folder each time you want to poll?. (01050026.clo)
I'm thinking that is likely what that batch file does. I'm wary
about creating another batch file to do that hourly though. I just
wonder if I'm missing something simple. Seems to me that just
started a while ago.
The way you're doing it now is opening another instance of binkd to do a poll. By creating the .CLO file you use the one instance you have running already. At least that's the way I see it.
It may open another instance to create the poll, but it closes immediately. The original running instance actually does the poll. I
may try it your way, or just forget about it <G>
The POLL event simply is a batch file that creates a POLL for Binkd
once per hour, for my main uplink. I can probably do away with it,
but I'm not sure why it stopped working.
cd \binkd
binkd -nP 1:261/38 binkd.cfg
Is "\binkd" on the drive as Synchronet? If not, then you'll need
to change the current drive as well. However, the "Startup
Directory" option in SCFG makes this kind of 2-line batch file
unnecessary. Synchronet can set the current working directory (and
drive) for you, you don't need a batch file to do that.
Yes, there is only Drive C in the system. The Startup Directory
option lists the proper starting directory. I'm guessing then, with
your statement up above, I could simply put "binkd -nP 1:261/38
binkd.cfg" in the Command Line option? Would I need to change any
settings in the event, or will it run as per the below?
POLL Timed Event
[[[[[[ [
[[[[[-----------------------------------------------------------
---------[[[ [[ [ [[[[[[ [Internal Code POLL
[[[[[[
[[[[+[ [Start-up Directory C:\binkd
[[[[[[
[[[[[[ [Command Line binkdpoll.bat
It would run, but why do even need the batch file? If it's a single command, you shouldn't need the batch file at all.
Why not create a .CLO file for that node and just copy if over to
your outbound folder each time you want to poll?. (01050026.clo)
I'm thinking that is likely what that batch file does. I'm wary
about creating another batch file to do that hourly though. I just
wonder if I'm missing something simple. Seems to me that just
started a while ago.
The way you're doing it now is opening another instance of binkd to
do a poll. By creating the .CLO file you use the one instance you
have running already. At least that's the way I see it.
It may open another instance to create the poll, but it closes
immediately. The original running instance actually does the poll.
I may try it your way, or just forget about it <G>
Yup.... I guess that would... but it's your choice... :)
What I was asking was if I put the content of the batch file, as the comman Line in the event up above, instead of calling a batch file, would it work.
[[[[[[ [Command Line binkdpoll.bat
It would run, but why do even need the batch file? If it's a single command, you shouldn't need the batch file at all.
What I was asking was if I put the content of the batch file, as the comman Line in the event up above, instead of calling a batch file, would it work.
What I was asking was if I put the content of the batch file, as the
comman Line in the event up above, instead of calling a batch file,
would it work.
Yup, batches should only be for multiple commands, single commands go straight into config.. so much less crap to deal with...
[[[[[[ [Command Line binkdpoll.bat
It would run, but why do even need the batch file? If it's a
single command, you shouldn't need the batch file at all.
What I was asking was if I put the content of the batch file, as the
comman Line in the event up above, instead of calling a batch file,
would it work.
Yes. That's what I've been trying to say. :-)
Re: Errors
By: KK4QBN to Joe Delahaye on Fri Mar 24 2017 00:10:43
What I was asking was if I put the content of the batch file, as the
comman Line in the event up above, instead of calling a batch file,
would it work.
Yup, batches should only be for multiple commands, single commands go straight into config.. so much less crap to deal with...
It was originally a double command. asking a poll for two different nodes. I dont know if that can be done within one command or not. That was the poll.bat file. The single poll request is now done on the command line in the timed event. It now seems to work, as the poll is created, but still shows up in Red, but rather then a -1 it now has just a 1
Re: Errors
By: Digital Man to Joe Delahaye on Fri Mar 24 2017 14:31:34
[[[[[[ [Command Line binkdpoll.bat
It would run, but why do even need the batch file? If it's a
single command, you shouldn't need the batch file at all.
What I was asking was if I put the content of the batch file, as the
comman Line in the event up above, instead of calling a batch file,
would it work.
Yes. That's what I've been trying to say. :-)
OK <G> The original batch file BTW, had two command lines for two different polls. I'll read up on that to see if it can be combined into one command. I made the change, but though it runs the command, and creates the poll, the last line of the logs in Events, is still in Red, but instead of Timed Event Poll returned -1, it now returns just 1
That was the poll.bat file. The single poll request is now done on
the command line in the timed event. It now seems to work, as the
poll is created, but still shows up in Red, but rather then a -1 it
now has just a 1
That would indicate the program you ran (in this case, binkd) returned an error level. Your binkd log should indicate why (hopefully).
That was the poll.bat file. The single poll request is now done on
the command line in the timed event. It now seems to work, as the
poll is created, but still shows up in Red, but rather then a -1 it
now has just a 1
That would indicate the program you ran (in this case, binkd)
returned an error level. Your binkd log should indicate why
(hopefully).
Thank you. I'll have a look.
Mon Mar 27 2017 08:36 pm blackf.synchro.net
Terminal Server !ERROR 38 selecting socket 1316 for send
I get these almost every day.
Since my last use of cleanall.sh, CVS Update, and Re-Compile (Mar 4th) I have been getting this error quite often:
Mon Mar 05 2018 17:35:27 kk4qbn.com
Node 1 TypeError: this.extra_headers is undefined
Mon Mar 05 2018 17:36:07 kk4qbn.com
Node 1 TypeError: this.extra_headers is undefined
Does anyone care to elaborate? I cannot find WHERE the error is taking place, this is just popping up in the error log and adding to my error counter, other than that, any other errors have been squashed.
Maybe there is something I did not update that I should? I did selective updating as to not overwrite some custom stuff I have in my file tree.
Mon Mar 05 2018 17:36:07 kk4qbn.com
Node 1 TypeError: this.extra_headers is undefined
Does anyone care to elaborate? I cannot find WHERE the error is taking
place, this is just popping up in the error log and adding to my error
counter, other than that, any other errors have been squashed.
Maybe there is something I did not update that I should? I did
selective updating as to not overwrite some custom stuff I have in my
file tree.
I don't recognize that error and "extra_headers" is not a property in the Sync-JS object model. A file search (e.g. through *.js in all sub-dirs) might be needed.
I don't recognize that error and "extra_headers" is not aproperty in the Sync-JS object model. A file search (e.g. through
Yes, I have a feeling I failed to update one of the JS modules, but cannot tell whic one it is, because this is the only error it's giving me to work with. nothing more.
Yes, I have a feeling I failed to update one of the JS modules, but
cannot tell whic one it is, because this is the only error it's
giving me to work with. nothing more.
load/http.js is the likely culprit. If you're using a script that calls a web API (Twitter, Weather Underground, etc.) this may be when/why it's happening.
I periodically get the following error:
11/4 09:18:33p QNET !ERROR 2 (No such file or directory) (WinError 183) in getmsg.cpp line 86 (sbbs_t::loadmsg) reading "(037B20) #320/320 e:\sbbs\data\subs\dove-hwswhelp" access=-103 info=smb_getmsghdr corrupt message
I just checked and that file DOES exist.
Been getting errors with some things since the update to nightly build. using Postit
this is from the error log.
Sat May 1 00:32:51 2021 blackf.synchro.net
term Node 1 <Lord Blackfair> !ERROR 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) (WinError 80) in main.cpp line 3962 (sbbs_t::mv) CopyFile "c:\sbbs\text\BUFFER.1"
access=0 info=c:\sbbs\text\POSTIT.DAT
Re: ErrorsIts from exec/postit.bin
By: Lord Blackfair to All on Sat May 01 2021 01:05 am
Been getting errors with some things since the update to nightly build. using Postit
this is from the error log.
Sat May 1 00:32:51 2021 blackf.synchro.net
| Sysop: | Winzlo |
|---|---|
| Location: | Minnesota, USA |
| Users: | 11 |
| Nodes: | 16 (0 / 16) |
| Uptime: | 495932:27:21 |
| Calls: | 82 |
| Files: | 1,070 |
| D/L today: |
27 files (11,920K bytes) |
| Messages: | 286,901 |