Hello mark,

 ml>> autoAreaCreate on
 ml>> autoAreaCreateDefaults -p 30 -dupeCheck move -dupeHistory 11

 AI> Have you run tparser?

 ml> nope... don't know anything about it...

You'll find that helpfull I'm sure.. :)

 AI> It will help identify problems. Are those keywords entered in a link
 AI> statement?

 ml> yes, i think so...

 ml> [quote]
 ml> Link Waldo's Place USA
 ml> AKA 1:3634/12
 ml> ourAka 1:3634/12.73
 ml> Password xxxxxxxx
 ml> EchoMailFlavour Direct
 ml> allowEmptyPktPwd secure
 ml> #AutoAreaCreate on
 ml> #AutoAreaCreateDefaults -p 30 -dupeCheck move -dupeHistory 1096
 ml> #Packer zip

 ml> [/quote]

 ml>> could it be that something else is missing for those lines to be
 ml>> valid? maybe something other option that tells where to create the
 ml>> areas? i've got several hundred areas to turn on and i really don't
 ml>> want to have to manually add each one to the config...

 AI> AutoAreaCreateFile is where autoadded areas will be placed.

 ml> i thought that one was for file distribution areas...

I think that one is AutoFileCreateFile.

 AI> There also seems to be areafixAutoCreatedefaults now, I think that is
 AI> new in 1.9. I've been puzzleing over this part too so I'm running
 AI> without it for now.

 ml> i know i've still got more to do... especially getting the docs
 ml> compiled and available for both hpt and for golded+... at least one of
 ml> them complained about something with the formatting of sections of
 ml> some such... will have to try that one again and see what the problem
 ml> reported was... for now, all i've got is google and the raw doc stuff
 ml> which is very hard to read...

I had to comment out the DVIDIR keyword in huskymak.cfg because it was
causing an error I couldn't fix. I don't know what DVI is anyway.. Google
is what I have been using here, sometimes hard to tell if I'm reading docs
for 1.4 or 1.9. Everything seems to work here I just need to add the
autoareacreate features and I think I will be done. As it stands I think
the only areas I don't already have setup likely won't get any traffic
anyway..

 Ttyl :-),
         Al

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