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| Sysop: | Ray Quinn |
|---|---|
| Location: | Visalia, CA |
| Users: | 60 |
| Nodes: | 10 (0 / 10) |
| Uptime: | 64:50:36 |
| Calls: | 12 |
| Files: | 12,938 |
| Messages: | 99,120 |
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please address responses to Robert Wolfe in this
echo... i'm forwarding this to assist him in getting
the area created on his system since traffic in it has
beennon-existant in recent months...
Thanks! Area was autocreated by FastEcho/2 without any issues :) Hopefully I should be able to get a response here :) Thanks again!
I'm no guru at Allfix but have begun to use ALLFIX 6.0.24 for DOS recently. Not sure if that's the version you refer to? There may be
others lurking that can chime in with better knowledge. How can I help
you :-)
I'm no guru at Allfix but have begun to use ALLFIX
6.0.24 for DOS recently.
Not sure if that's the version you refer to? There may
be others lurking that
can chime in with better knowledge. How can I help you :-)
Robert Wolfe wrote to Paul Hayton <=-
I think I found the bug in the current allfix release. It seems that
if there is no FILES.BBS existing in the file directory, then the
program will not automatically create a new one. I wrote a program for OS/2 (and Windows) that I use to create FILES.BBS files after I create
the physical directory of any file echo I set up on disk. AllFix!
finds the 0-byte FILES.BBS file and then updates it as necessary. Hopefully this issue will be fixed in an updated release.
ALLFIX 6.0 also had that memory/crash issue that I couldn't resolve;
I'd love to see a new version that had the memory issues fixed and
could write directly to Synchronet 3.x file areas. I'd venture a guess that a good portion of the BBS systems running today are Mystic and Synchronet, and I think Mystic has its' own TIC support built in.
Several times I've considered dropping back to 5.13, but since I would basically have to nuke my setup and start over, I haven't taken the time to do it. There's also an issue that the latest beta versions can't properly read the configuration from my 6.00.18 Universal version, so to go in that direction I would also have to nuke my setup and start over.