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Ross Smarekar wrote in a message to All:
RS> for some reason this cridder ALWAYS grunges my tic.cfg file.
RS> not the squish.cfg, not the route.ctl or route.cfg, nor
RS> anything else that it reads to process messages. just the
RS> tic.cfg file. i don't know what it writes in it, but what ever
RS> it is, is hi-ascii. right now i'm using Tick ver 2.0. it still
RS> works fine. i'll bet it's not y2k compliant though.
I have tick210.arj available here if you want it.
I don't understand why SEAL should write to that file at all. Have you
tried setting it to readonly? I still use 0.40 here because I kept seeing
where people were having problems with 0.50, so I decided not to mess with
it.
I never could understand why it needed to mess with my squish.cfg file
either. I have a bunch of stuff that I typed in there in mixed case, and
it went and changed all of it to all caps. I got rather annoyed about
this, posted a message about it once, and got a rather snippy reply from
the author. Note that I don't have SEAL doing _anything_ to my squish.cfg
for the most part.
RS> i know i havn't given enough info, just don't know what you
RS> want. just tell me, and i'll dump into a text message.
You might want to try 0.40 instead, it seems a bit more stable. It also
wasn't bothered by me setting squish.cfg to readonly when I didn't want it
to do that. I have seal_040.arj available here if you want it, too, as
well as 0.50...
email: roy.j.tellason%tanstaaf{at}frackit.com
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