[Coldstuff] Ports with Genesis & ColdC

[Adam Cormany]

I've ran into this before moving my source from
machine to machine and corrected it by:

 1) make sure $base_dir is the correct path
 2) make sure bzip2(or gzip/compress depending on what
compression you choose) path is correct.
 3) make sure mkfifo path is correct.

Hopefully this helps some.
Adam


--- Jonathan Robertson <jwr_trumpet@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Ok, trying to keep this place lively ;)
> 
> I don't recall getting any answers on my question a
> bit back on ports, my apology if I overlooked it.
> 
> If I set ipchains to only allow 1138, sometimes I
> can
> get in, normally I can't (locally), so I started
> watching the ports and I was able to narrow it down
> to
> port 1033 is where the data was getting blocked at. 
> Open up 1033 and bang, I could get in the core every
> time.  Any idea what causes that?
> 
> Next question is on the newer backup script that
> does
> all the good stuff ;) It works great for creating
> them, I came home today and tf had a bunch of
> messages
> saying unable to rename (_binary-..... >-binary-....
> The textdump files do get created and compressed
> (VERY
> NICE!!!) and the temp stuff is removed, but the
> binary
> databases are still there in the binary-2002022010
> kind  of folder names, currently only 65 megs each
> but
> that adds up pretty quick.  Is there a variable I'm
> missing or do I need to update the script to clean
> up
> the binary folders?
> 
> Jonathan
> Aeternity
> 
> ~Eyes are going crossed from reading so many years
> of
> backlogged cold postings~
> 
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