Re: Re: Porting Sync on Windows to Linux?
By: Mro to Access Denied on Tue Apr 03 2012 12:20 pm
> when i use the command line /sbbs/exec/addfiles * /zsn it attempts to
> use the actual data files in sbbs/data/dirs and throws out an error msg.
> it's like it's attempting to use them on a case by case basis as the dir
> code but it's filename.ext or something.
Just to see if it makes a difference, try specifying the internal code of the
directory you want to add files to. To be honest, I remember a time I couldn't
get "*" working, either. So to import all my fidonet files into synchronet, I
manually specify every echo separately (ie: /sbbs/exec/addfiles fidonews -diz
-- which you would be using -szn anyways). Also, if you're doing this on linux,
try "-szn" instead of "/szn". Linux uses the hyphen instead of the forward
slash in the [-opts] field.
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