Re: Re: NODE1 Directory
  By: Ragnarok to Digital Man on Thu Oct 15 2020 12:12 am

 > El 14/10/20 a las 20:47, Digital Man escribi¢:
 > >   Re: Re: NODE1 Directory
 > >   By: Ragnarok to WitNik on Wed Oct 14 2020 07:40 pm
 >
 > >  > El 13/10/20 a las 15:53, WitNik escribi¨:
 > >  > > DM,
 >
 > >  > > I see how to change the pathing to my node directories for all nodes
 > >  > > via scfg except node1. What is the safest/best way to modify that
 > >  > > path? I see
 > >  > > that the path exists in /sbbs/ctrl/main.cnf, but am unsure what the
 > >  > > best way to modify it is.
 >
 > >  > i found with same issue.
 > >  > i have
 > >  > NODE1
 > >  > NODES/NODE2
 > >  > NODES/NODE3
 > >  > NODES/NODE4
 > >  > etc...
 >
 > > Not sure what you're saying.
 >
 > I want to have all nodeX directories into "nodes" directory (just for
 > organize it)
 >
 > /sbbs/nodes/node1
 > /sbbs/nodes/node2
 > /sbbs/nodes/node3
 > etc..
 >
 > when i add new node, scfg prompt for the path and i can set to
 > ..nodes/node2 and 3,4,etc (this fine)
 >
 > To change all to new path, i delete all nodes but the node1 is not
 > possbile to delete
 >
 > So, node1 can not get inside of "nodes" directory as another nodesXXX

I'm somewhat surprised that even works! :-)

If you carefully edit your ctrl/main.cnf file (e.g. with a bin/hex editor), you
should be able to change that. I'll see about making those paths configurable
in the mean while.

                                            digital man

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