OK.. just little ole me again with a question....

Here is a bash script I put together to post a message in a general area...

==== Start

#!/bin/bash



cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec



rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt



cd /home/pi/binkd-1.1



perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -s -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 -G -1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt



chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt



cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec



./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBink_Daily_Graph -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd


./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBinkD_Daily_Stats -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd



./sbbsecho -LINF > /home/pi/sbbs/events/outerror.log


===== End

I run the above script as a SU and this is the result.

===== Start

(there is a significant amout of 'chatter' before this but it really wasn't needed)

Maintaining /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals

Maintaining /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals hash file

Loading index...

2 of 2

Done.



Scanning for pre-flagged messages...

100% (0 pre-flagged for deletion)

Scanning for read messages to be killed...

100% (0 flagged for deletion due to read status)



!Error 2 opening home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt


Returning error code: 1

===== End

Perl creates the file without an issue.

Now from what you can see in the 'script', I use chmod to allow anyone the ability to do whatever they deemed fit with it, yet... why does smbutil have an issue opening the file?

Appreciate your time...

Thanks


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Re: hash script for crontab..
By: Bill McGarrity to All on Thu Feb 09 2017 03:06 am

OK.. just little ole me again with a question....

Here is a bash script I put together to post a message in a general area...

==== Start

#!/bin/bash

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/binkd-1.1

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -s -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 -G -1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBink_Daily_Graph -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBinkD_Daily_Stats -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

./sbbsecho -LINF > /home/pi/sbbs/events/outerror.log

===== End

I run the above script as a SU and this is the result.

===== Start

(there is a significant amout of 'chatter' before this but it really wasn't needed)

Maintaining /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals

Maintaining /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals hash file

Loading index...

2 of 2

Done.

Scanning for pre-flagged messages...

100% (0 pre-flagged for deletion)

Scanning for read messages to be killed...

100% (0 flagged for deletion due to read status)

!Error 2 opening home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

Is that a typo or is the initial / (before home) actually missing?

Now from what you can see in the 'script', I use chmod to allow anyone the ability to do whatever they deemed fit with it, yet... why does smbutil have an issue opening the file?

My guess: the missing slash.

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Hello Bill,

On Thu Feb 09 2017 03:06:00, Bill McGarrity wrote to All:

Here is a bash script I put together to post a message in a general area...

==== Start

#!/bin/bash

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/binkd-1.1

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -s -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 -G -1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBink_Daily_Graph -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

It looks like here you have a space between -i and the path to daygraph.txt. There shouldn't be one.

Also, I believe you can use regular spacing as long as you use quotes (ie: -s"BinkD Daily Graph").

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBinkD_Daily_Stats -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

Same with the above.

./sbbsecho -LINF > /home/pi/sbbs/events/outerror.log

!Error 2 opening home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt
Returning error code: 1

Notice in the error above there is no "/" before "home". This is most likely because there is a space between the option and the path to the text file you wish to import.

Regards,
Nick

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Re: hash script for crontab..
By: Bill McGarrity to All on Thu Feb 09 2017 03:06 am

OK.. just little ole me again with a question....

Here is a bash script I put together to post a message in a general area...

==== Start

#!/bin/bash

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/binkd-1.1

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -s -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 -G -1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBink_Daily_Graph -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBinkD_Daily_Stats -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

./sbbsecho -LINF > /home/pi/sbbs/events/outerror.log

===== End

I run the above script as a SU and this is the result.

===== Start

(there is a significant amout of 'chatter' before this but it really wasn't needed)

Maintaining /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals

Maintaining /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals hash file

Loading index...

2 of 2

Done.

Scanning for pre-flagged messages...

100% (0 pre-flagged for deletion)

Scanning for read messages to be killed...

100% (0 flagged for deletion due to read status)

!Error 2 opening home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

Is that a typo or is the initial / (before home) actually missing?

Nope, not a typo, I c&p'd directly. There was no / before home.

Now from what you can see in the 'script', I use chmod to allow anyone the ability to do whatever they deemed fit with it, yet... why does smbutil have an issue opening the file?

My guess: the missing slash.

I would say so also but no where in the script did I miss putting the full path including the beginning /.


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Hiya Nick..

Accession wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-

On Thu Feb 09 2017 03:06:00, Bill McGarrity wrote to All:

Here is a bash script I put together to post a message in a general area...

==== Start

#!/bin/bash

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

rm -r /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/binkd-1.1

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -s -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

perl binkdstat-wk42.pl -l binkd.log -p -1 +1 -G -1 > /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

chmod 777 /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt

cd /home/pi/sbbs/exec

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBink_Daily_Graph -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

It looks like here you have a space between -i and the path to daygraph.txt. There shouldn't be one.

If I remove the space after the -i I get a: Unknown opt '/'
If I remove the / and the space after the -i I get: Umknown opt 'h'
If I leave the space and remove the / after the -i I get: !Error 2 opening ome/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

(Notice it always seems to remove the first character after the -i

Also, I believe you can use regular spacing as long as you use quotes
(ie: -s"BinkD Daily Graph").

Done. Once I get the other stuff working hopefull that will take care of the _ issue.

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBinkD_Daily_Stats -i /home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt /home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

Same with the above.

./sbbsecho -LINF > /home/pi/sbbs/events/outerror.log

!Error 2 opening home/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt
Returning error code: 1

Notice in the error above there is no "/" before "home". This is most likely because there is a space between the option and the path to the text file you wish to import.

Nope, as explained above... :/


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Hello Bill,

On Fri Feb 10 2017 01:45:00, Bill McGarrity wrote to Accession:

./smbutil -fSportNetHub -tAll -sBink_Daily_Graph -i
/home/pi/sbbs/exec/daygraph.txt
/home/pi/sbbs/data/subs/1generals.shd

It looks like here you have a space between -i and the path to
daygraph.txt. There shouldn't be one.

If I remove the space after the -i I get a: Unknown opt '/'
If I remove the / and the space after the -i I get: Umknown opt 'h'
If I leave the space and remove the / after the -i I get: !Error 2
opening ome/pi/sbbs/exec/daystats.txt

(Notice it always seems to remove the first character after the -i

Aha. Figured it out. While "-f", "-t", and "-s" are all options that should be started with a "-", "i" is a command, and should not be. Here is one of my scripts to import a text file:

#!/bin/bash

export SBBSCTRL=/sbbs/ctrl

/sbbs/exec/smbutil i/sbbs/text/phar_ad.asc /sbbs/data/subs/dove-ads.shd < /sbbs/mods/hdr/phar_ad.hdr

Take out the hyphen before "i" as well as the space, and you should be good to go.

Also, I believe you can use regular spacing as long as you use
quotes (ie: -s"BinkD Daily Graph").

Done. Once I get the other stuff working hopefull that will take care
of the _ issue.

Also, as you can see above, I use a header to fill in the option fields. The "phar_ad.hdr" only contains three lines:

TO
FROM
SUBJECT

So you don't need to add that to the command line if you do something like what
I do above. That's completely optional, though.

Regards,
Nick

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Hiya Nick...

Accession wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-

On Fri Feb 10 2017 01:45:00, Bill McGarrity wrote to Accession:

Aha. Figured it out. While "-f", "-t", and "-s" are all options that should be started with a "-", "i" is a command, and should not be. Here
is one of my scripts to import a text file:

#!/bin/bash

export SBBSCTRL=/sbbs/ctrl

/sbbs/exec/smbutil i/sbbs/text/phar_ad.asc /sbbs/data/subs/dove-ads.shd
< /sbbs/mods/hdr/phar_ad.hdr

Take out the hyphen before "i" as well as the space, and you should be good to go.

That was it!! I thought I copied over exactly how I have it on the 'Doze box... <shaking head> But I am getting better making up these bash scripts... ;)

Also, I believe you can use regular spacing as long as you use
quotes (ie: -s"BinkD Daily Graph").

Done. Once I get the other stuff working hopefull that will take care
of the _ issue.

Also, as you can see above, I use a header to fill in the option
fields. The "phar_ad.hdr" only contains three lines:

I did that in the beginning as well but probably because of the '-' in front of the i it was giving me trouble so I went the long way. It works... so I had to type a few more keystrokes.. lol!!

So you don't need to add that to the command line if you do something
like what I do above. That's completely optional, though.

Yup... one thing I had to do is change permissons on the 1generals.* files in the sub but as I said, it's working... and all is good in Mudville...

Thanks so much Nick!!


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