1. Forum
  2. DOVE-Net
  3. Synchronet Discussion

  • SVDM

    From deon@VERT/ALTERANT to Digital Man on Mon Dec 26 10:39:44 2022
    Re: SVDM
    By: Digital Man to deon on Wed Dec 21 2022 04:35 pm

    Cool. I've been planning to make another demo video and then call that version 1.0 and release it officially, but haven't prioritized that yet. If

    Great, when you do, can I make a recommendation?

    I've notice a sprawl of client.ini, dosxtrn.env and dosxtrn.ret on my system (as I've been playing around), in many locations. I'm assuming that they are created in the "current"(?) directory when SVDM is started?

    Are they needed to kept?

    I was going to ask if:
    * A setting in svdm.ini could have them all go in a 'temp' directory - and then perhaps suffixed by a port (or something else) - in case there are more than 1 SVDMs running at a time, OR
    * Deleting them on exit (unless say -d is used, then it probably makes sense to keep them?

    Anyway, SVDM is pretty cool - and does the job nicely :)


    ...����

    ---
    � Synchronet � AnsiTEX bringing back videotex but with ANSI
  • From Digital Man@VERT to deon on Sun Dec 25 23:22:34 2022
    Re: SVDM
    By: deon to Digital Man on Mon Dec 26 2022 10:39 am

    Re: SVDM
    By: Digital Man to deon on Wed Dec 21 2022 04:35 pm

    Cool. I've been planning to make another demo video and then call that version 1.0 and release it officially, but haven't prioritized that yet. If

    Great, when you do, can I make a recommendation?

    Yes, of course.

    I've notice a sprawl of client.ini, dosxtrn.env and dosxtrn.ret on my system (as I've been playing around), in many locations. I'm assuming that they are created in the "current"(?) directory when SVDM is started?

    Are they needed to kept?

    No, not really. Sometimes useful for debuging purposes.

    I was going to ask if:
    * A setting in svdm.ini could have them all go in a 'temp' directory - and then perhaps suffixed by a port (or something else) - in case there are more than 1 SVDMs running at a time, OR
    * Deleting them on exit (unless say -d is used, then it probably makes sense to keep them?

    Yeah, I'll look into cleaning up those files.

    Anyway, SVDM is pretty cool - and does the job nicely :)

    Awesome. Hopefully we can get to the bottom of this particular issue quickly. --
    digital man (rob)

    This Is Spinal Tap quote #2:
    Nigel Tufnel: Well, this piece is called "Lick My Love Pump".
    Norco, CA WX: 64.7�F, 31.0% humidity, 0 mph NE wind, 0.00 inches rain/24hrs
    ---
    � Synchronet � Vertrauen � Home of Synchronet � [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.net