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От : Mike Powell 1:2320/107 24 апр 26 11:11:03
К : Nick Boel 24 апр 26 19:21:02
Тема : Re: htick "issue"
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> In the last line, it says "in tic: ef043450". This doesn`t seem to match the
> original tic that came from my system (0urbuzff.tic), which is most likely
> why there was a CRC issue.
> Are you getting this file and/or fileecho from multiple hubs? It seems you
> have 3 of the same file that overwrote each other, and it looks like you (or
> htick) deleted all three of them at some point?
After further examination, all tics involved in this issue originate from
1:154/10 (see below).
> Almost seems like before the original .tic was processed, you got another
> tic and the same db4s.zip from another system, and then possibly even
> another one after that.
That is happening because the replaces doesn`t match the file name case and the
files are always named the same - no version number - so there are three
versions with three different dates.
> If you still have a file named "db4s.zip", that may not be the one that came
> with the .tic file that is being processed. If you do have multiple file
> hubs for the same fileechos, I`d recommend not doing that. While it works
> with echomail (because of dupe checking), I`m not so sure it works very well
> with files.
Here is the issue, as best as I can tell:
Created by HTick, written by Gabriel Plutzar
File db4s.zip
Area DBRIDGE
Areadesc DB: D`Bridge Software Releases
Desc D`Bridge 4 Standard Edition
LDesc D`Bridge 4 Standard Edition
Replaces DB4S.ZIP
From 1:154/10
The "File" value, and the dataset name received, are in lower case.
The `Replaces` is in upper.
Because the files are always named the same and, at least the last three times,
have landed here with lower case names, they are not getting replaced. I am
guessing that htick has started having difficulty telling which is which.
Not sure why the first one didn`t get processed. Based on the datestamp, it
landed here before I replaced synchronet`s tic processing -- which seemed
unreliable -- with htick.
I am guessing tickit failed to process it, left it in the inbound, and
eventually a new same-named file landed. Since the Replaces don`t match, the
errors started.
Now, if the case in the dataset name of the `Replaces` isn`t relevant, then who
knows why htick isn`t just replacing it. ;) I would guess it is a true
filesise/CRC error.
Mike
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