| From: | Paul Ferguson |
| Date: | 5 Aug 2000 at 21:45:39 |
| Subject: | Re: Thor :( |
Hi Neil,
On 05-Aug-00, Neil Bothwick wrote:
> The editor shouldn't be doing the decoding, THOR takes care of that,
> creates the event and passes it to the editor. I've used GoldED with an
> XPK packed database, although I don't bother with XPK now, it slows
> things down too much.
Oh right, I see. TBH I was thinking that Thor had slowed down somewhat
maybe thats why.
> It might help if you run ValidateTHOR after disabling XPK, that should
> unpack all current messages,
Nope, tried that and still no joy - there is one weird thing though,
running ValidateThor I get an Unknown system statement (?)
don't know if this is relevant or not but I still get the same error
message if I go to write a post
EG:
15.Conner:Thor/bin> ValidateThor ALL
ValidateThor 1.3 (24.2.99) by Eirik Synnes <eirikns@ifi.uio.no>
IMPORTANT:
o Only run ValidateThor after a reboot.
o For the best stability leave the system alone while validating.
o Be aware that validating the databases can take a long time.
o ValidateThor will perform a pack/purge after deleting corrupt messages.
o Use Sushi to avoid error requesters. Sushi can be found on AmiNet.
Do you want to continue? [y/N] y
Setting validate flags
BBSID: 0, Name:Internet
BBSID: 1, Name:grc.com
BBSID: 2, Name:Proxy Test
BBSID: 3, Name:Grc Proxy
Running OptiMess
Unknown system <--- *HERE*
Checking user database.
Checking: Internet
Checking: grc.com
Checking: Proxy Test
Checking: Grc Proxy
15.Conner:Thor>
Any ideas folks ?
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