Hello Karel!

10 May 21 12:25, you wrote to me:

 FS>> Doesn't seem to do anything, unfortunately :-( I will probably
 FS>> automate a script that creates a copy of "areas.bbs" using *nix
 FS>> style paths, then reference that file when connecting from my
 FS>> Mac. A first try with a manually copied/changed areas.bbs looks
 FS>> promising.
 KK> Anything in LOG then?

Nothing, yet. I'll crank up the log level... ;-)

 FS>> This really had me scratching my head, because I couldn't figure
 FS>> out where that was coming from. I then compiled the nodelist
 FS>> (./goldnode -C). So far, so good. Still no clue how the
 FS>> "C:\bbs...." path could have been known to GoldEd.
 KK> I would find that in my case there: goldnode.gxl
 KK> ;-)

D'OH! Yes, of course. Hmm... so this means I'll probably have to differentiate between two "nodelist" directories. Not a big deal - whenever there's a new nodelist I'll copy it to c:\bbs\nodelist and at the same time to c:\bbs\nodelist\mac. Then just point my Mac's golded.cfg to the ".../mac" subdirectory.

 KK> I mean, without compilation there is/was still old path...

Yup, makes total sense. Thanks!


 KK> PS: using node on linux machine long time already (but without bbs). I
 KK> can not imagine moving back to windows...

I can't imagine using Windows as a client for work, I'm strictly on a Mac for that. When it comes to servers, though, more on the Windows side and also cloud. And my automation Kung Fu is quite firmly based on Windows, either good old DOS batch and very much in PowerShell. But who knows... ;-)


Regards
Fermin


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