Re: mystic & Doors
  By: mark lewis to Ib Joe on Sun Jun 04 2017 01:27 am



 >  On 2017 Jun 03 20:41:24, you wrote to g00r00:



 >  IJ> I even try it without the %1 and use temp1 incase the node number is no

 >  IJ> being passed...



 > /N%3 is mystic passing the node number to the %1 in the batch file... %1 sho

 > contain "/N?" where the "?" is whatever node
number mystic sets via the %3..



the /N%3 and the /H%0 are part of the fossil driver commandline.  Later on in

the data statement  it'll then ask for \doors\stackem\door.bat %3 wherebyt it

sends the node # dor that batch file..... since I was testing the door to make

it work, and I was calling node 1, I simply took the %1 out of the door batch

and pointed it directly to the \mysatic\temp1\ directory to find the drop files



 >  IJ> the fossil starts and there is no dos box open where it's even trying

 >  IJ> to run the door... just nothing.... times out after a few seconds and

 >  IJ> heads back to the BBS.



 > what winwhatever is this? 32bit or 64bit?



I'm running XP 32bit, getting doors to work is not my problem, can do hands

down with WINS or Synchronet.... I can add doors to either BBS in moments.



I finally got Stackem to run last night.  I'm not sure what I did... I moved

the doors directory off the root and made it a sub directory of Mystic. Things

may be case sensative in the commandlines for mystic.... or the fact that I

spun around 3 times and clapped once before sitting down might have been the

reason, I'm hoping it was the spinning and clapping thing that made the door w

ork.



I have put 20 hours in and made one door work, by this rate I'll be ready for

the election in 2020 to have my BBS fully operational.



I have been trying to get Rusty Johnson's doors working, this was my original

call out in this echo... I finally got an error out of my efforts on that last

night.... something about not being able to access com 1 ... I'm wondering if

Rusty's doors have fossil or Mystic suport built into it.



Thanx



Joe
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