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    From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to All on Thu May 18 13:16:42 2023
    All,

    I've succesfully built hpt and htick, and now I want to add msged to the list. It builds, and according to some documentation it should install a workable default msged.cfg to the Husky etc directory that is setup to read most of the settings from fidoconfig. But in my case, there is no msged.cfg added to my etc folder. Anyone care to share one? I can see a sample.cfg in the sources but it looks like that's for the standalone msged instead on the husky-msged..


    Tom

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  • From Tommi Koivula@2:221/6 to Tom De Puysseleyr on Fri May 19 08:23:04 2023
    Hi Tom.

    18 May 23 13:16, you wrote to All:

    All,

    I've succesfully built hpt and htick, and now I want to add msged to the list. It builds, and
    according to some documentation it should install a workable default msged.cfg to the Husky
    etc directory that is setup to read most of the settings from fidoconfig. But in my case,
    there is no msged.cfg added to my etc folder. Anyone care to share one? I can see a sample.cfg
    in the sources but it looks like that's for the standalone msged instead on the husky-msged..

    fconf2msged seems to work fine here.

    ===
    fconf2msged/lnx 1.9 2023-02-24

    Usage:
    fconf2msged [-a][-sn][-se][-sl][-sb][-sd] <msgedConfigFileName>
    (-a exports areas only)
    (-sn skip netmail areas)
    (-se skip echomail areas)
    (-sl skip local areas, and so on...)
    (-h print this message and exit)

    Example:
    fconf2msged ~/.msged
    ===

    'Tommi

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  • From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to Tommi Koivula on Fri May 19 08:05:00 2023
    Tommi,

    19 May 23 08:23, you wrote to me:

    fconf2msged seems to work fine here.
    Thanks for the hint, that seems to do exactly what I needed!
    I was hoping there was a keyword in the msged config to make it read the fidoconfig (for the areas for example), but apparently it needs its own config (which is understandable considering it's basically a stand alone editor).


    Tom

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  • From Tommi Koivula@2:221/1 to Tom De Puysseleyr on Fri May 19 10:18:18 2023
    Tom De Puysseleyr wrote:

    fconf2msged seems to work fine here.
    Thanks for the hint, that seems to do exactly what I needed!

    Nice. ;)

    I was hoping there was a keyword in the msged config to make it
    read the fidoconfig (for the areas for example), but apparently it
    needs its own config (which is understandable considering it's
    basically a stand alone editor).

    Considering that MsgED is part of husky suite, it is a bit amazing if
    it does not read husky config directly..

    I don't use MsgED, I prefer GoldED. :)

    'Tommi

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  • From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to Tommi Koivula on Fri May 19 10:37:12 2023
    Tommi,

    19 May 23 10:18, you wrote to me:

    I don't use MsgED, I prefer GoldED. :)
    Yeah me too, but I'm strugling a bit with Golded in linux :-/


    Tom

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  • From Rick Smith@1:105/11.1 to Tom De Puysseleyr on Mon May 22 17:11:44 2023
    Tommi,

    19 May 23 10:18, you wrote to me:

    I don't use MsgED, I prefer GoldED. :)
    Yeah me too, but I'm strugling a bit with Golded in linux :-/

    I've been using golded in Linux for a lot of years, what's ur struggle.


    Regards,

    Rick
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  • From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to Rick Smith on Tue May 23 11:33:20 2023
    Rick,

    22 May 23 17:11, you wrote to me:


    I've been using golded in Linux for a lot of years, what's ur
    struggle.
    Mostly keyboard-related things. Function keys didn't work (switching to Xterm in putty fixes that mostly). Shift+Arrow keys to select text doesn't work (work-around is using Alt-A). So with a few work-arounds, for now it's workable!


    Tom

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