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- From: hankduck@postoffice.ptd.net (hankduckman)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.networking
- Subject: Re: Thor problem
- Date: 8 Mar 1996 02:05:31 GMT
- Organization: ProLog - PenTeleData, Inc.
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- HD> On 02-Mar-96 23:01:28, hankduckman wrote:
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- >> Thanks, I got that straightened out. Now, I can't get the basemanager to
- >> validate. I go into a shell and go to the thor/bin directory and type:
- >> /basemanager validate BBS1
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- >> BBS 1 is the directory where the "bad" files are. However, they are in the
- >> "data" directory and Thor tells me it is setting the "validation flags" but
- >> can't find "BBS1". If I start the command "basemanager..." from within the
- >> "data"directory, the command still doesn't work???
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- HD> You are supposed to type "basemanager validate <system>" where <system>
- HD> is the name you have given the "system" in question, i.e. the name that
- HD> shows up in the startup-window. "BBS1" is a private directory name that
- HD> you, the user, should probably never need to know about.
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- HD> Once the validate flag has been set, the validation process will
- HD> commence automatically the next time you strat THOR. It may take a
- HD> while.
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- Yes, it works. Thanks!
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- Cordially;
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- Hank Duckman
-
- from beautiful northwest New Jersey where the deer and the bear run free
- Amiga 2000, GVP '040@33, 64 megs ram,
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