Has anyone ever experienced where mystic does not seem to trigger on events? I've somehow recently corrected MAILOUT on semaphore trigger,
but mailin has remained elusive.
Yeah, I've been bitten by this. You have to restart mis each time you make a change to your events. I made a new event once to automatically post a messagebut a computer reboot would have solved that, correct?
using mutil and was baffeled that it wasn't working.
If you're running mis in daemon mode just do a sudo ./mis shutdown ;
./mis daemon and your event should just magically start working.
OK - I think I figured it out though I don't know yet why.Yeah, I've been bitten by this. You have to restart mis each time yo make a change to your events. I made a new event once to automatical post a message
using mutil and was baffeled that it wasn't working.
If you're running mis in daemon mode just do a sudo ./mis shutdown ; ./mis daemon and your event should just magically start working.but a computer reboot would have solved that, correct?
this has been going on now for two weeks.
I thought it might be permission problem with the INI files - but I've modified those since.
~Nuke
Events are set for hourly and on !Toss event with:
MUTIL MAILIN.INI|MUTIL MAILOUT.INI
./mutil mailin.ini|./mutil mailout.ini
The events need to know where the program is located, hence the ./ to
run them.
The events need to know where the program is located, hence the ./ to run them.
You know, I know to do that in the command line, but I thought that
would notbe needed inside mystic config area! either way, it is workiing now!thanks!!
OK - I think I figured it out though I don't know yet why.
I had to go into events and where I had "MUTIL MAILOUT.INI|MUTIL MAILIN.INI", I had to add the working directory, so: "/MYSTIC/MUTIL /MYSTIC/MAILOUT.INI <etc>"
weird....
I had to go into events and where I had "MUTIL MAILOUT.INI|MUTIL MAILIN.INI", I had to add the working directory, so: "/MYSTIC/MUTIL /MYSTIC/MAILOUT.INI <etc>"
Avon's videos on the raspberry pi shows the following event line
./mutil mailout.ini|./fidopoll 21:1/100|./mutil mailin.ini
./mutil mailout.ini|./fidopoll 21:1/100|./mutil mailin.ini
Remember that fidopoll goes away with A46 after that it's ./mis poll
it replaces ./fidopoll
MUTIL MAILIN.INI|MUTIL MAILOUT.INI
going to /mystic directory and running commands from prompt are successful. Weekdays are set to YES
Active flag - yes, it is YES.
MUTIL MAILIN.INI|MUTIL MAILOUT.INI
going to /mystic directory and running commands from prompt are successful. Weekdays are set to YES
Active flag - yes, it is YES.
What are you typing on the command line and is it any different? Your tag line shows Linux/64. If so then the more common is:
./mutil mailout|./mis poll 21:1/100|mailin.ini
for a full poll. Remember commands need to come from somewhere
(./=current directory). To setup you get the mail setup to go out, poll, then move the mailin from the poll. I have one that does ./mis poll
forced but that seem to error were 21:1/100 (FSXNET) doesn't. Any
changes to ./mis commands take a reboot of mis. For most sudo ./mis shutdown ; sudo ./mis daemon will work on most. The Pi (at least Pi3) is slower so I find: sudo /mystic/mis shutdown ; sleep 5 ; sudo /mystic/mis daemon works from anywhere (not just mystic directory). I generally add commands to
What are you typing on the command line and is it any different? Your line shows Linux/64. If so then the more common is:
./mutil mailout|./mis poll 21:1/100|mailin.ini
for a full poll. Remember commands need to come from somewhere (./=current directory). To setup you get the mail setup to go out, po then move the mailin from the poll. I have one that does ./mis poll forced but that seem to error were 21:1/100 (FSXNET) doesn't. Any changes to ./mis commands take a reboot of mis. For most sudo ./mis shutdown ; sudo ./mis daemon will work on most. The Pi (at least Pi3) slower so I find: sudo /mystic/mis shutdown ; sleep 5 ; sudo /mystic/ daemon works from anywhere (not just mystic directory). I generally a commands to
If I remember correctly, NUKE is on a46 - I hope I'm not speaking wrong, but I think fidopoll is still the a46 option, as opposed to ./mis poll.
Both avenues (MIS POLL or FIDOPOLL) work for me.
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