Hello, At the end of the day the issue was not related to permissions. I managed to fix it after comparing the "Archive Editor" with the official Mystic release, then I realized that the zip/unzip commands were lacking quotation marks where the %1 and %2 parameters were. Upon fixed this, the issue was solved.
drwxrwxr-x 2 root guardian 4096 Dec 28 05:48 localqwk drwxrwxr-x 2 root guardian 4096 Mar 7 08:14 logs -rwxrwxrwx 1 root guardian 16735 Mar 7 08:15 mailin.ini -rwxrwxrwx 1 root guardian 16744 Feb 26 17:09 mailout.ini -rwxrwxr-x 1 root guardian 48720 Mar 7 06:06 maketheme drwxrwxr-x 2 root guardian 4096 Feb 26 16:55 menus -rwxrwxr-x 1 root guardian 194448 Mar 7 06:06 mide -rwxrwxr-x 1 root guardian 542832 Mar 7 06:06 mis -rwxrwxr-x 1 root guardian 117824 Mar 7 06:06 mplc drwxrwxr-x 2 root guardian...
Hello, I did the changes and the issue continues. When running under flbessa: An unhandled exception occurred at $0000000000400C68 : EInOutError : Access denied $0000000000400C68 When running under sudo: unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of /opt/guardian/echomail/in/00000002.mo0 or /opt/guardian/echomail/in/00000002.mo0.zip, and cannot find /opt/guardian/echomail/in/00000002.mo0.ZIP, period.
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not believe this is a software problem. The reason the packages are not imported is that you do not have permission to write to that folder. The directory listing you posted also shows username in the prompt, which is very helpful in rapidly diagnosising the problem. If you review the permissions, as displayed by the ls -la command, the BBS is installed as root, the current default install. To run the BBS under a different user, first make a guardian group $ sudo...
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not believe this is a software problem. The reason the packages are not imported is that you do not have permission to write to that folder. The directory listing you posted also shows username in the prompt, which is very helpful in rapidly diagnosising the problem. If you review the permissions, as displayed by the ls -la command, the BBS is installed as root, the current default install. To run the BBS under a different user, first make a guardian group $ sudo...
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not believe this is a software problem. The reason the packages are not imported is that you do not have permission to write to that folder. The directory listing you posted also shows username in the prompt, which is very helpful in rapidly diagnosising the problem. If you review the permissions, as displayed by the ls -la command, the BBS is installed as root, the current default install. To run the BBS under a different user, first make a guardian group $ sudo...
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not believe this is a software problem. The directory listing you posted also shows username in the prompt, which is very helpful in rapidly diagnosising the problem. If you review the permissions, as displayed by the ls -la command, the BBS is installed as root, the current default install. To run the BBS under a different user, first make a guardian group $ sudo add flbessa guardian then change permission for flbessa to access guardian. This BBS was ported origially...
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not believe this is a software problem. The directory listing you posted also shows username in the promt, which is very helpful in rapidly diagnosising the problem. If you review the permissions, as displayed by the ls -la command, the BBS is installed as root, the current default install. To run the BBS under a different user, first make a guardian group $ sudo add flbessa guardian then change permission for flbessa to access guardian. This BBS was ported origially...
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not believe this is a software problem. The directory listing you posted also shows username in the promt, which is very helpful in rapidly diagnosising the problem. If you review the permission, the BBS is installed as root, the current default install. To run the BBS under a different user, first make a guardian group $ sudo add flbessa guardian then change permission for flbessa to access guardian. This BBS was ported origially from the microsoft world, and...
Sorry for the delayed response. I do not believe this is a software problem. The directory listing you posted also shows username in the promote. If you review the permission, the BBS is installed as root, the current default install. To run the BBS under a different user, first make a guardian group $ sudo add flbessa guardian then change permission for flbessa to access guardian. This BBS was ported origially from the microsoft world, and the error messages may not correcly reflect permission problems....
Please find attached the scripts I am using for importing and exporting messages...
QWK packages are empty
Essentially, you can see the following error messages when running mutil: unzip:...
That's the error message I get: An unhandled exception occurred at $0000000000400C68...
MUTIL fails upon importing messages
MUTIL fails upon executing
mutil 'guardian.dat not found' fixed
Code is fixed, bug is fixed. .deb file is updated and can be installed with dpkg
Fixed mutil guardian.dat bug
Filename is wrong in souce code for mutil. For now, until I can update the code,...
MUTIL fails upon executing
removed remd out unused code
fixed core to all arch
further cleaned up build/package scriprs
data files
added installer back into deb file
moved guardian/guardian to guardian/src
removed duplicate files
got login copyrights looking nice
fixed, build were happening from wrong directory
cleaned up .deb scripts some
removed some old stuff from build-bbs
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removed old git info causing problems
moved bbs ident prior to system password
fixed some copyright info
add src folders
fix
Initial commit