Subj : Re: [wiki.synchro.net] page added: howto:freq
To   : Digital Man
From : Dan Clough
Date : Sat Mar 08 2025 08:31 pm

-=> Digital Man wrote to Gamgee <=-

> I'm re-visiting setting up the FREQ function on my system, and having
> trouble with it.  I've edited the ../sbbs/ctrl/freqit.ini to have a "magic
> word" (ALLFILES) set up to a particular file directory, which is pretty
> straightforward.  So then, from a test system I have (running SBBS as a
> point from my main system), I send a netmail to my main system.  I've tried
> various "To:" names, and the subject line is:  FR: ALLFILES .  The point
> generates the crash netmail and sends it to my BBS.  I watch the logs and I
> see the connection, and then it receives (two) .req files and deletes them
> both, and..... that's it.  Binkit closes the connection, there are no error
> messages, and nothing else happens.
>
> Does anyone have FREQ working on their system?  Is there something else that
> needs to be set up?  Not sure what I'm missing here...  Thanks for info.

DM> What are the contents of your ctrl/freqit.ini file?

; Global Keys:
; Dirs:       Comma-separated list of BBS directories to allow FREQing from.
; SecureDirs: As with Dirs, but only if it is a secure session.
; MaxFiles:   The max files that can be FREQed in a single request.
;
; Magic words...
; Each section name is a magic word.  Magic sections support the following:
; Dir: REQUIRED.  The file directory to search for the file.
; Secure: Boolean... if true, only available on secure sessions.
; Match: A wildcard to identify the file.  The most recently uploaded match
;        to this will be returned.

Dirs=uploads
;SecureDirs=
MaxFiles=10

[ALLFILES]
Dir=uploads
Secure=No
Match=pal*.zip

The "uploads" name is the Internal Code of that file area, which does
exist, and contains files that match "pal*.zip".

Does capitalization/case matter, I wonder?  This is SBBS running on
Linux.

Thank you for any help.



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