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util:sbbsecho [2020/03/10 21:54] – [Configure] be more helpful digital man | util:sbbsecho [2020/10/04 21:07] – link to strftime page digital man | ||
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+ | An alternative method is to instead subscribe/ | ||
===== Area File ===== | ===== Area File ===== | ||
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=== Inbound File Directory === | === Inbound File Directory === | ||
- | Older versions of SCFG (e.g. v3.16) contained this FidoNet setting which was used to specify the directory where non-secure inbound FidoNet files would be received by your FTN mailer. SBBSecho v2 used this setting, however Synchronet itself did not, so it was deprecated with SBBSecho v3 (replaced with the '' | + | Older versions of SCFG (e.g. v3.16) contained this FidoNet setting which was used to specify the directory where non-secure inbound FidoNet files would be received by your FTN mailer. SBBSecho v2 used this setting, however Synchronet itself did not, so it was deprecated with SBBSecho v3 (replaced with the '' |
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Log Timestmap Format defines the format of the date/ | Log Timestmap Format defines the format of the date/ | ||
along with each log message to the log file (e.g. '' | along with each log message to the log file (e.g. '' | ||
- | The timestamp format is defined using standard C '' | + | The timestamp format is defined using standard C '' |
The default format is: '' | The default format is: '' | ||
For SBBSecho v2 timestamp format, use '' | For SBBSecho v2 timestamp format, use '' | ||
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==== Instances ==== | ==== Instances ==== | ||
- | SBBSecho is designed to run only one instance at a time. A mutual-exclusion file ('' | + | SBBSecho is designed to run only one instance at a time. A mutual-exclusion file ('' |
If you get the following error message (on the console and/or the log file) and you can confirm that SBBSecho is not actually running, you can safely delete the mutex file to allow SBBSecho to again run normally: | If you get the following error message (on the console and/or the log file) and you can confirm that SBBSecho is not actually running, you can safely delete the mutex file to allow SBBSecho to again run normally: |