• Issue

    From IB JOE@VERT to All on Fri Nov 15 07:00:54 2013
    I would like to know what the commandline for smbutil to automate file import to message to run bbs ads...

    i have tried it every way I can think.

    Thanx

    Joe

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  • From Android8675@VERT to IB JOE on Sat Nov 16 08:39:15 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: IB JOE to All on Fri Nov 15 2013 07:00 am

    Here's my line that posts my "New files" for the day on my board:

    smbutil ic:\Fido\tinytic\final.txt c:\sbbs\data\subs\loc-automate.shd < c:\fido\tinytic\FidoReq.HDR

    So the i is what text to "include" followed by the path/filename of the board that you're going to post too, just find the SHD file in your data/subs folder.

    The last file (Fidoreq.HDR) is a 3 line text file that contains who the file is "TO", who it's "From" and the "Subject".

    in this case:
    All
    Android8675
    New files have arrived!

    So that posts the message, if the message is going into an echo then you'll want to call sbbsecho afterwards...

    SBBSECHO -linf

    ...is what I use.
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  • From IB JOE@VERT to Android8675 on Sat Nov 16 17:09:50 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: Android8675 to IB JOE on Sat Nov 16 2013 08:39 am

    So the i is what text to "include" followed by the path/filename of the
    board that you're going to post too, just find the SHD file in your
    data/subs folder.

    The last file (Fidoreq.HDR) is a 3 line text file that contains who the
    file is "TO", who it's "From" and the "Subject".

    in this case:
    All
    Android8675
    New files have arrived!
    So that posts the message, if the message is going into an echo then
    you'll want to call sbbsecho afterwards...

    Cool, I was able to finally do it via command line... but doing up a fidoreq.hdr will work fine too.

    I am having a problem though. I am wanting to upload a color file, not just plane text, so I made an ansi file and converted it to a synchronet asc file but when I go to read the message after I imported it it requires me to hit enter before the message is displayed... kinda like tere was a pause added to the top of the message... but this is not the case...

    ideas??

    Thanx
    Joe

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  • From Android8675@VERT to IB JOE on Sun Nov 17 07:05:54 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: IB JOE to Android8675 on Sat Nov 16 2013 05:09 pm

    I am having a problem though. I am wanting to upload a color file, not just plane text, so I made an ansi file and converted it to a synchronet asc file but when I go to read the message after I imported it it requires me to hit enter before the message is displayed... kinda like tere was a pause added to the top of the message... but this is not the case...

    Open the CtrlA file in Notepad or some awesome text editor. At the top of the file add CtrlA-Q, that resets the pause screen line counter. You might also look and see if there's a CtrlA-P somewhere near the top of the file (Force Pause prompt), and remove it if so.

    I have no idea how yer gonna enter a CtrlA in notepad, I use notepad++. Oh you can hold alt and type 001 on your keypad to type a ctrlA in windows.
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  • From Mro@VERT to Android8675 on Sun Nov 17 14:49:25 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: Android8675 to IB JOE on Sun Nov 17 2013 07:05 am


    Open the CtrlA file in Notepad or some awesome text editor. At the top of the file add CtrlA-Q, that resets the pause screen line counter. You might also look and see if there's a CtrlA-P somewhere near the top of the file (Force Pause prompt), and remove it if so.


    he can do [atcode]POFF[atcode]
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  • From IB JOE@VERT to Android8675 on Mon Nov 18 08:15:06 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: Android8675 to IB JOE on Sun Nov 17 2013 07:05 am

    Open the CtrlA file in Notepad or some awesome text editor. At the top of the file add CtrlA-Q, that resets the pause screen line counter. You might also look and see if there's a CtrlA-P somewhere near the top of the file (Force Pause prompt), and remove it if so.

    I have no idea how yer gonna enter a CtrlA in notepad, I use notepad++. Oh you can hold alt and type 001 on your keypad to type a ctrlA in windows. --

    Thanx... seems like a lot of work though... I'm using files that Synchronet knows...

    Who knows... I'll look into it

    Thanx again

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  • From Android8675@VERT to Mro on Mon Nov 18 08:50:03 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: Mro to Android8675 on Sun Nov 17 2013 02:49 pm

    he can do [atcode]POFF[atcode]

    When you use [at]POFF[at] do you have to do [at]PON[at] before the end of the file, or will it automatcially start resuming pauseing?
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  • From Android8675@VERT to IB JOE on Mon Nov 18 08:59:39 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: IB JOE to Android8675 on Mon Nov 18 2013 08:15 am

    Thanx... seems like a lot of work though... I'm using files that Synchronet knows...

    So was I.
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  • From Mro@VERT to Android8675 on Mon Nov 18 17:21:35 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: Android8675 to Mro on Mon Nov 18 2013 08:50 am

    Re: Issue
    By: Mro to Android8675 on Sun Nov 17 2013 02:49 pm

    he can do [atcode]POFF[atcode]

    When you use [at]POFF[at] do you have to do [at]PON[at] before the end of the file, or will it automatcially start resuming pauseing?

    pretty sure it sets back to normal after its displayed.
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  • From Digital Man@VERT to IB JOE on Tue Nov 19 19:43:34 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: IB JOE to Android8675 on Sat Nov 16 2013 05:09 pm

    Re: Issue
    By: Android8675 to IB JOE on Sat Nov 16 2013 08:39 am

    So the i is what text to "include" followed by the path/filename of the
    board that you're going to post too, just find the SHD file in your
    data/subs folder.

    The last file (Fidoreq.HDR) is a 3 line text file that contains who the
    file is "TO", who it's "From" and the "Subject".

    in this case:
    All
    Android8675
    New files have arrived!
    So that posts the message, if the message is going into an echo then
    you'll want to call sbbsecho afterwards...

    Cool, I was able to finally do it via command line... but doing up a fidoreq.hdr will work fine too.

    I am having a problem though. I am wanting to upload a color file, not
    just plane text, so I made an ansi file and converted it to a synchronet
    asc file but when I go to read the message after I imported it it requires me to hit enter before the message is displayed... kinda like tere was a pause added to the top of the message... but this is not the case...

    ideas??

    Is there a clear-screen code in the file? If so, remove it.

    digital man

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to Android8675 on Tue Nov 19 19:50:32 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: Android8675 to Mro on Mon Nov 18 2013 08:50 am

    Re: Issue
    By: Mro to Android8675 on Sun Nov 17 2013 02:49 pm

    he can do [atcode]POFF[atcode]

    When you use [at]POFF[at] do you have to do [at]PON[at] before the end of the file, or will it automatcially start resuming pauseing?

    The BBS will automatically resume pausing (if the user has it enabled).

    digital man

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  • From IB JOE@VERT to Digital Man on Tue Nov 19 21:56:21 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: Digital Man to IB JOE on Tue Nov 19 2013 07:43 pm

    Is there a clear-screen code in the file? If so, remove it.

    what does one of those look like??

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  • From Mro@VERT to IB JOE on Tue Nov 19 23:26:04 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: IB JOE to Digital Man on Tue Nov 19 2013 09:56 pm

    Re: Issue
    By: Digital Man to IB JOE on Tue Nov 19 2013 07:43 pm

    Is there a clear-screen code in the file? If so, remove it.


    hi.

    you are asking a lot of questions that are really answered in the
    synchronet documentation. it's probably better to look there than ask a question and get a reply the next day. but i'm a very impatient person....

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to IB JOE on Thu Nov 21 16:52:24 2013
    Re: Issue
    By: IB JOE to Digital Man on Tue Nov 19 2013 09:56 pm

    Re: Issue
    By: Digital Man to IB JOE on Tue Nov 19 2013 07:43 pm

    Is there a clear-screen code in the file? If so, remove it.

    what does one of those look like??

    In ANSI terminal emulation, it's an <ESC>[2J. A form-feed (Ctrl-L) character will also perform a clear-screen. The @CLS@ or Synchronet Ctrl-AL codes will also clear the screen.
    http://wiki.synchro.net/custom:index



    digital man

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