g0> BBS events do not run anything, they only log a user off.  Can you post
 g0> your setup for the event you believe is not working, and what your
 g0> desired results are?

     Active  Yes                       Sun  Yes 
Description  nightly maint             Mon  Yes
  exec type  Shell                     Tue  Yes
  Exec Hour  3                         Wed  Yes
   Exec Min  0                         Thu  Yes 
      Shell  maint.bat                 Fri  Yes
  Semaphore                            Sat  Yes
       Node  0
    Warning  5
   Last Ran  11/16/14

This is the only one that has a 5 minute warning. It's run the last two
nights no problem since I made sure I was off before it did, but the prompt
as soon as someone hits "login" at the matrix menu still throws out the
warning. No idea how to clear it.

 g0> I just checked in my logs and its working fine for me, but I haven't sent
 g0> anything so I'll check when this sends.  Are you using something other
 g0> than BINKP?  I'm only using BINKP here.

Nope, using everything internally to handle mail. The logs reflect everything
just fine, it's the actual DOS status message when it's run manually that it
shows 0 for all three. I should note I do a "fidopoll forced" to
achieve this.

 g0> You mean X position?  You'll have to provide a working example.  What
 g0> prompt is doing this and what is your prompt data?  What terminal are
 g0> you using?

Yeah, X position, sorry.  =) As an example, the node browser does this, but
only after I changed a few things around. Nothing major, just some text and
color codes. 

Okay, after checking it, it's working properly now. Weird. It was that one
and another prompt that were acting wonky on me after I changed them. But
they're fine now. Carry on.  =)

 g0> I'll add that to the TODO list.  I might just rewrite it in MPL similar
 g0> to the auto-message and then include that feature.

That would be awesome, thank you. I miss having a oneliner, and the external
ones are ruined by the NetFoss loading message  =\

 g0> I would love help!  I want to create a wiki online so many of us can
 g0> work on it together.  We could use help finding a decent (free) Wiki to
 g0> use.  I would like to have one that:
 g0> 
 g0> 1) Has a WYSIWIG editor plugin
 g0> 2) Can perform backups
 g0> 3) Ideally, would have some sort of approval when updatee are submitted
 g0> in case someone tries to do bad things.

I could look around, I'm sure there's a few really good ones that are
open source.

Oh, the telnet client I'm using is HTMLterm.

 -- maskreet

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