Megs: 153597
"storage": 161058127872,

Do you really have 150+ Terabytes of disk? Or is there a bug in my code somewhere? :-)

digital man

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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Thu Dec 28 2017 11:00 pm

Megs: 153597
"storage": 161058127872,

Do you really have 150+ Terabytes of disk? Or is there a bug in my code somewhere? :-)

No, I don't have that much disk space. :) Perhaps I made a typo when entering the space at some point..

Nightfox

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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Thu Dec 28 2017 11:17 pm

Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Thu Dec 28 2017 11:00 pm

Megs: 153597
"storage": 161058127872,

Do you really have 150+ Terabytes of disk? Or is there a bug in my code somewhere? :-)

No, I don't have that much disk space. :) Perhaps I made a typo when entering the space at some point..

Are you running the "sbbslist.js update" timed event? It should update that number automatically (based on the size of your primary BBS disk). If you're not, could you try running "sbbslist.js update" and see what happens to your "storage" value?

digital man

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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Thu Dec 28 2017 11:17 pm

Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Thu Dec 28 2017 11:00 pm

Megs: 153597
"storage": 161058127872,

Do you really have 150+ Terabytes of disk? Or is there a bug in my code somewhere? :-)

No, I don't have that much disk space. :) Perhaps I made a typo when entering the space at some point..

One other thing, a couple of your "services" have the protocol value of "Web":

{
"address": "digdist.bbsindex.com",
"protocol": "Web",
"port": "",
"min_rate": "",
"max_rate": "",
"description": ""
},
{
"address": "digitaldistortionbbs.com",
"protocol": "Web",
"port": "",
"min_rate": "",
"max_rate": "",
"description": ""
}

For that protocol value to work correctly, that should be "http" or "https".

digital man

Synchronet "Real Fact" #98:
The Synchronet Wiki (wiki.synchro.net) went online in April of 2010.
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Hi Digital,

On 2017-12-28 23:00:01, you wrote to Nightfox:

Megs: 153597
"storage": 161058127872,

Do you really have 150+ Terabytes of disk? Or is there a bug in my code somewhere? :-)

Are you counting right?

153597 Megs = 153 Gig = 0.153 Tera


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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Fri Dec 29 2017 01:09 am

Are you running the "sbbslist.js update" timed event? It should update that number automatically (based on the size of your primary BBS disk). If

Yes, I do have my BBS running the "sbbslist.js update" timed event once a day.

Nightfox

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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Fri Dec 29 2017 01:11 am

One other thing, a couple of your "services" have the protocol value of "Web":

For that protocol value to work correctly, that should be "http" or "https".

I logged onto your BBS and checked my BBS list entry, and the only things I saw under Services for my BBS were 'telnet'. I do have the 'Web' enteries on my BBS though. I'll make the changes, but I remember you saying changes I make locally on my BBS won't get synced to your BBS since I originally created my entry on your BBS, is that correct?

Nightfox

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Re: Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Wilfred van Velzen to Digital Man on Fri Dec 29 2017 11:42 am

Hi Digital,

On 2017-12-28 23:00:01, you wrote to Nightfox:

Megs: 153597
"storage": 161058127872,

Do you really have 150+ Terabytes of disk? Or is there a bug in my code somewhere? :-)

Are you counting right?

153597 Megs = 153 Gig = 0.153 Tera

No, you're right. I was not counting right!

digital man

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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Fri Dec 29 2017 09:08 am

Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Fri Dec 29 2017 01:11 am

One other thing, a couple of your "services" have the protocol value of "Web":

For that protocol value to work correctly, that should be "http" or "https".

I logged onto your BBS and checked my BBS list entry, and the only things I saw under Services for my BBS were 'telnet'. I do have the 'Web' enteries on my BBS though. I'll make the changes, but I remember you saying changes I make locally on my BBS won't get synced to your BBS since I originally created my entry on your BBS, is that correct?

That's correct. I noticed the "Web" protocols in your SBL posted messages in SYNCDATA. They won't be imported into my SBL database so long as you have a local entry with the same name.

digital man

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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Fri Dec 29 2017 09:04 am

Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: Digital Man to Nightfox on Fri Dec 29 2017 01:09 am

Are you running the "sbbslist.js update" timed event? It should update that number automatically (based on the size of your primary BBS disk). If

Yes, I do have my BBS running the "sbbslist.js update" timed event once a day.

Okay, good. I was misreading that value. It says you have 153 GB, not TB. :-)

digital man

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On 2017 Dec 29 12:18:20, you wrote to Nightfox:

I logged onto your BBS and checked my BBS list entry, and the only
things I saw under Services for my BBS were 'telnet'. I do have the
'Web' enteries on my BBS though. I'll make the changes, but I remember
you saying changes I make locally on my BBS won't get synced to your
BBS since I originally created my entry on your BBS, is that correct?

That's correct. I noticed the "Web" protocols in your SBL posted
messages in SYNCDATA. They won't be imported into my SBL database so
long as you have a local entry with the same name.

so the thing to do would be to log onto your BBS and delete the entry there, right? that way the distributed one will take over, right? i thought i had suggested that already some days back...

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Re: Your SBL entry posting on SYNCDATA
By: mark lewis to Digital Man on Sat Dec 30 2017 10:36 am

so the thing to do would be to log onto your BBS and delete the entry there, right? that way the distributed one will take over, right? i thought i had suggested that already some days back...

Yes, you did.. I just hadn't done that yet.

Nightfox

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