Re: "Read your mail?" text message mistery
  By: Ragnarok to DOVE-Net.Synchronet_Discussion on Mon Jun 03 2019 01:09 am

 > After logon process i have the "Read your mail?" question  (i'ts a
 > yes/no prompt) when have waiting mail.
 >
 > I modify the text.dat on 362 ReadYourMailNowQ with custom text also i
 > have modified the yes/no for Si/No including at mods/noyesbar.src and
 > mods/yesnobar.src
 >
 > Leer tu correo ahora"  362 ReadYourMailNowQ
 > "@EXEC:yesnobar@"      559 YesNoQuestion
 > "Si "                  560 Yes
 > "No"                   561 No
 > "@EXEC:noyesbar@"      562 NoYesQuestion
 >
 > i do a test case in javascript and work this fine. Using the S and N
 > characters
 >
 > a = console.noyes("test 1");
 > b = console.yesno("test 2");
 >
 > ;EXEC ?test.js
 >
 > [û] test 1? No
 > [û] test 2? Si
 >
 >
 > but on logon prompt still have the default message.

Try (in JavaScript), print(bbs.text(ReadYourMailNowQ)) - what does it print?

 > i use ddMsgreade but i can find if related

I can't imagine how it'd be related unless it has its own prompt built in. A
simply grep/search through its files could tell you.

 > also, try to read the sbbs code at logon.cpp and sems to use the msg
 > from text.dat
 >
 >    if(text[ReadYourMailNowQ][0] && mailw) {
 >         if(yesno(text[ReadYourMailNowQ]))
 >             readmail(useron.number,MAIL_YOUR);
 >     }
 >
 > Where does it come from ?

The logon.cpp text comes from the text.dat. If the string is missing, then
you'll get the default from sbbs.dll (or libsbbs.so on *nix).

 > Where else can I search? Maybe just stop working at some upgrade. Maybe
 > a regression?
 >
 > I'm lost. =|

Maybe you have a script displaying the text? 

                                            digital man

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