Mental note, when upgrading sync, don't accidentally wipe your
ctrl/main.cnf file... also, remember to update your qwk pass when you (re)configure everything to not "YOURPASS"
Mental note, when upgrading sync, don't accidentally wipe your
ctrl/main.cnf file... also, remember to update your qwk pass when you (re)configure everything to not "YOURPASS"
Tracker1 wrote to DOVE-Net.Synchronet_Discussion <=-
Mental note, when upgrading sync, don't accidentally wipe your ctrl/main.cnf file... also, remember to update your qwk pass when you (re)configure everything to not "YOURPASS"
Mental note, when upgrading sync, don't accidentally wipe your ctrl/main.cnf file... also, remember to update your qwk pass when you (re)configure everything to not "YOURPASS"
Mental note, when upgrading sync, don't accidentally wipe your
ctrl/main.cnf file... also, remember to update your qwk pass when you
(re)configure everything to not "YOURPASS"
I assume you already know about the auto-backed-up ctrl/*.#.cnf files (?).
Anyone reading this has already done it. Maybe you should check the wiki?
Tracker1 wrote to Digital Man <=-
Mental note, when upgrading sync, don't accidentally wipe your
ctrl/main.cnf file... also, remember to update your qwk pass when you
(re)configure everything to not "YOURPASS"
I assume you already know about the auto-backed-up ctrl/*.#.cnf files (?).
I did not, no... though probably should have been obvious to me..
more obvious would be backing up everything before upgrading.
Mental note, when upgrading sync, don't accidentally wipe your
ctrl/main.cnf file... also, remember to update your qwk pass when you
(re)configure everything to not "YOURPASS"
nightly backups here.
Anyone reading this has already done it. Maybe you should check the wiki?
There's really no need to be insulting.
Anyone reading this has already done it. Maybe you should check the wiki? >>There's really no need to be insulting.
I wasn't. I'm saying you're not the first to have nuked your BBS and you won't be the last, but if you refer to the wiki, it'll help you avoid those pitfalls so many of us find on our own.
On 11/6/2020 11:27 AM, Nelgin wrote:
Anyone reading this has already done it. Maybe you should check the wiki? >>There's really no need to be insulting.
I wasn't. I'm saying you're not the first to have nuked your BBS and you won't be the last, but if you refer to the wiki, it'll help you avoid those pitfalls so many of us find on our own.
I already knew what files to not override... my biggest error was not backing up first... second was not checking the directories individually
vs. just blind extracting the full zip file over the top.
I wasn't. I'm saying you're not the first to have nuked your BBS and you >>> won't be the last, but if you refer to the wiki, it'll help you avoid
those pitfalls so many of us find on our own.
I already knew what files to not override... my biggest error was not
backing up first... second was not checking the directories individually
vs. just blind extracting the full zip file over the top.
What zip file was that?
On 11/8/2020 2:00 PM, Digital Man wrote:
I wasn't. I'm saying you're not the first to have nuked your BBS and you >>> won't be the last, but if you refer to the wiki, it'll help you avoid >>> those pitfalls so many of us find on our own.
I already knew what files to not override... my biggest error was not
backing up first... second was not checking the directories individually >> vs. just blind extracting the full zip file over the top.
What zip file was that?
It was one of the sbbs 3.18 files I downloaded from vert, don't recall which, and no longer have it locally after I finished.
What zip file was that?
It was one of the sbbs 3.18 files I downloaded from vert, don't recall
which, and no longer have it locally after I finished.
Huh. I think you did it wrong then. The correct upgrade archive is sbup318b.zip and it contains no .cnf files within it.
On 11/10/2020 4:28 PM, Digital Man wrote:
What zip file was that?
It was one of the sbbs 3.18 files I downloaded from vert, don't recall
which, and no longer have it locally after I finished.
Huh. I think you did it wrong then. The correct upgrade archive is sbup318b.zip and it contains no .cnf files within it.
I know I did it wrong, never implied otherwise.
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