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4 total messages Started by Phillip Vandry Wed, 06 Jan 1993 02:19
Cron and serial drivers
#443
Author: Phillip Vandry
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 02:19
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1. How do you use cron on the GS. It has been compiled for the GS but it
   still expects UNIX pathnames like /etc/cronlog and stuff like that. I
   don't know who ported it but they should change the pathnames!
   (Sure there's pathnames.h but not everybody has ORCA/C to recompile it)

2. I still can't find the rz executable or the new versions of the serial
   drivers on pindarus. Are you sure you put them there, Jawaid? I checked
   both /incoming and /pub/apple2/gno.

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Re: Cron and serial drivers
#444
Author: Jawaid Bazyar
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 05:47
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vandry@CAM.ORG (Phillip Vandry) writes:

>1. How do you use cron on the GS. It has been compiled for the GS but it
>   still expects UNIX pathnames like /etc/cronlog and stuff like that. I
>   don't know who ported it but they should change the pathnames!
>   (Sure there's pathnames.h but not everybody has ORCA/C to recompile it)

  The very latest version of cron fixed the hardcoded pathname problem; 
in fact, I wrote cron from scratch for the IIgs, rather than port it.
I wanted something small and tidy, and from-scratch usually gets you
that.  I have my system set up with UNIX volume names. In the initial
cron release I forgot to change those, but when we went through a big
cron bug-busting session for a while I fixed that at the same time.

>2. I still can't find the rz executable or the new versions of the serial
>   drivers on pindarus. Are you sure you put them there, Jawaid? I checked
>   both /incoming and /pub/apple2/gno.

  Um, er, um... I haven't put them up there.  There's one more thing I
wanted to do to the drivers, and there is a bug in rz (it only accepts
one file at a time.. e.g., if you "sz a b c d e" on the UNIX end
rz will only download 'a'.)  I guess it won't hurt to go ahead and
upload them.

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Re: Cron and serial drivers
#448
Author: Phillip Vandry
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 18:09
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bazyar@teal.csn.org (Jawaid Bazyar) writes:

>vandry@CAM.ORG (Phillip Vandry) writes:

>>1. How do you use cron on the GS. It has been compiled for the GS but it
>>   still expects UNIX pathnames like /etc/cronlog and stuff like that. I
>>   don't know who ported it but they should change the pathnames!
>>   (Sure there's pathnames.h but not everybody has ORCA/C to recompile it)

>  The very latest version of cron fixed the hardcoded pathname problem; 
>in fact, I wrote cron from scratch for the IIgs, rather than port it.
>I wanted something small and tidy, and from-scratch usually gets you
>that.  I have my system set up with UNIX volume names. In the initial
>cron release I forgot to change those, but when we went through a big
>cron bug-busting session for a while I fixed that at the same time.

You mean on your GS you have a partition called /etc/ and another one called
/usr/ and another one called /dev/, etc...?

So is the new one on pindarus?

> Jawaid Bazyar              |   Ask me about the GNO Multitasking Environment
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Re: Cron and serial drivers
#449
Author: James L. Brookes
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 23:11
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In article <C0G2F8.7ov@CAM.ORG> vandry@CAM.ORG (Phillip Vandry) writes:
>bazyar@teal.csn.org (Jawaid Bazyar) writes:
>
>>that.  I have my system set up with UNIX volume names. In the initial
>>cron release I forgot to change those, but when we went through a big
>>cron bug-busting session for a while I fixed that at the same time.
>
>You mean on your GS you have a partition called /etc/ and another one called
>/usr/ and another one called /dev/, etc...?

Hehe, not exactly...

>So is the new one on pindarus?

It doesn't seem to be there...perhaps Jawaid can upload that when he
uploads sz and the new drivers...

>| Phillip Vandry | Vandry@Cam.Org | II the future! | II 1993!          |
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