Hello Ruslan!

31 Jul 22 05:09, you wrote to all:

 RS> B 01:46:11   Enviroment variable [APP] (used in config file
 RS> /var/spool/ftn/etc/fileareas) is not defined and is replaced with
 RS> empty string B 01:46:11   Enviroment variable [APP] (used in config

The Environment Variable is likely the path to your config file. In DOS, for example, something like this:

SET FIDOCONFIG=r:\usr\fidoconf\config.cfg

In Linux, I use something like this:

export FIDOCONFIG=/path/to/config/file

Or perhaps you can call htick with the config file stated, as such:

/path/to/htick -c /path/to/config/file toss

You can double-check the options by typing: htick or htick --help

 RS> -+- /var/spool/ftn/etc/fileareas:
 RS> ...
 RS> FileArea GFD.APP.DB /data/ftp/pub/FIDOFILES/GFD.APP.DB -a 2:467/4 -g F
 RS> -lr 100 -lw 100 -d "GFD [APP]: Datenbank-Programme und Tools"
 RS> 2:467/888

I'm not sure of your understanding and do not intend to be condescending. I am trying to be thorough. The address after the -a is YOUR address, while the other address(es) is(are) uplinks and/or downlinks. This looks right to me.


 RS> I undestand that need fix htick or maybe have other ways ? Thanks

I hope I am correct is saying you just need to set the environment variable and/or include it in the command line.

In fact, I use htick and hpt for my "Road Node", along with Golded+.

73 de W6RAY Ray Quinn
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then only left handed people are in their right mind.

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