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┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ RNET.EXE - Information, Warning, and Error messages │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
RNET is very verbose in reporting what it is doing, where it finds things,
what problems are present, and other such information.
Most warnings and errors are logged to the file ERROR.LOG in the default
directory during RNET operations. RNET will continue to append to this
file until it is deleted.
Below is a listing of error codes which may or may not be fully described
by RNET when they occur. If you get an error code xx message, refer to the
following:
5 - Illegal Function Call. Something has caused an internal flaw
in RNET. Likely this is a negative pointer, a bad CONTROL.DAT
or similar.
7 - Out of memory.
14 - Out of string heap space.
24 - Device timeout.
25 - Device fault.
52 - Bad file number. Usually the result of a missing or corrupted file.
Check your CFG and PTR files for faults. Check that all your
messagebases exist and have been packed (to create the NDX file).
54 - Bad file mode. You have likely ATTRIB'd or LOCKED a file which
RNET needs to read (such as the BBS_ID.CFG file).
57 - Device I/O error.
61 - Disk Full!
63 - Bad record number. This is likely caused by a corrupt NDX
file. Repack the messagebase in question to rebuild the NDX.
64 - Bad file name. Check your .CFG and CNAMES/CONFINFO carefully.
67 - Too many files. Increase the value of FILES= in CONFIG.SYS
68 - Device unavailable. Network server fault or misdirected
filename (trying to access a non-existent drive).
70 - Disk write protected or DOS3 Lock. This error will only be
reported after 60 retries.
71 - Drive not ready.
72 - Disk media error.
75 - Path/file access error. Check your .CFG, CNAMES/CONFINFO, and
all other drive/path file specifications.
76 - Path not found. All directories needed must be in existance.