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|  Message 2493  |
|  David G to Nick Boel  |
|  Linux golded  |
|  04 Dec 24 08:57:23  |
 TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A48 REPLY: 1394.golded@1:154/700 2bb1b9a7 MSGID: 4:930/1 67506095 CHRS: CP437 2 TZUTC: -0500 Hello Nick! 01 Dec 24 09:18, you wrote to David Gonzalez: NB> Hello David, NB> On Sun, Dec 01 2024 07:29:33 -0600, you wrote .. >> Have a look at my sig. NB> Just so you have the correct terminology: NB> Your /sig/ is "David" NB> Your /tearline/ is "--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707" NB> Your /Origin/ is " * Origin: " and what follows it. >> I did delete everything form my golded.cfg and recreated it with - >> INSTALL, Origin shows and so does tearline, but origin is take from >> goldareas.txt from mystic. NB> That's great news! The bottom of your messages look much better now. NB> Thank you. Sure, looks better but still missing a tagline and some more info I would like to put, but that'll do for now. >> Noty sure how to have golded read the messagebase directly which I >> know it's JAM but JAMPATH pointing to D:\BBS\MYSTIC\msgs does not >> load any message base. So my solution here is to copy/paste all >> AREADEFs to golded.cfg, dumb but is wat works for me ATM. NB> The JAMPATH keyword is only for the location of echomail.jam and NB> netmail.jam files, which you probably aren't using at this point. It NB> has nothing to do with where your message bases are. NB> If you'd like full access to your message bases, without having to do NB> multiple AREADEF lines, you probably need to create an AREAS.BBS from NB> Mystic, and then use AREAFILE to point to that.. NB> 1) Create areas.bbs from Mystic, and remember where you created it. NB> 2) Comment out all of your AREADEF lines in /this/ golded.cfg. NB> 3) When all AREADEF lines are commented out: In the same golded.cfg: NB> AREAFILE AREASBBS /path/to/areas.bbs Full path and file name, that might be where I'mm failing, mystic's areas.bbs looks like this when I exported it: |
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