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Hey Mike!
On Sat, May 02 2026 10:40:12 -0500, you wrote:
> I have a script set up with the following line in it (it wraps
> here):
> /usr/local/bin/htick -c /home/bbs/ftn/etc/config hatch /home/bbs/u/
> temp/ sfnet.zip SF_INFO replace sfnet.zip desc @@DIZ @DIZ
> Based on what the man page says, the `desc @@DIZ @DIZ` part is
> valid. However, if I run with that part on there, I get:
> If I take the `@@DIZ @DIZ` off, it runs as expected and hatches out
> the file. I checked and the file being hatched does contain a valid
> FILE_ID.DIZ file. The lines in the DIZ file end with the DOS EOL
> characters and not the linux EOL, but I wouldn`t think that would
> cause an issue.
> I am assuming I have something wrong on that command line? ;)
Here is from the man page:
hatch
[replace []] [desc []]
I`m not sure if you can use both at the same time as I`ve never
tried, but here is how I do it:
If using a short description:
.. desc @/path/to/something.txt
If using a file_id.diz:
.. desc @DIZ
However, between the man page and the help from just typing `htick`
on the command line, I would agree that you /should/ be able to do
both.. and no matter what, you definitely shouldn`t be getting a
segmentation fault whether it works or not.
Regards,
Nick
... Sarcasm, because beating people up is illegal.
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