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[bug report] Strange errors in netmush.log about correctly set config values #1389

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mdziczkowski opened this issue Jan 12, 2022 · 5 comments

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@mdziczkowski
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hello. I would like to report a strange pennmush behaviour. Inside of the netmush.log I see that Pennmush is complaining about correctly set configuration variables (it also complains when the same variables are commented out).

Bellow is a dump of the netmush.log with extracted error messages:

[2022-01-12 08:49:26] CONFIG: directive 'http_per_second' missing from cnf file, using default value.

[2022-01-12 08:49:26] map_file: unable to mmap file 'txt/who.txt': Invalid argument
[2022-01-12 08:49:26] map_file: unable to mmap file 'html/index.html': Invalid argument
[2022-01-12 08:49:26] Access file access.cnf not found.
[2022-01-12 08:49:26] mssp requires the pair name/value

The mssp error had appeared multiple times, one for each entry

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talvo commented Jan 21, 2022

For the map_file messages - do the files in question exist?
Do you have an access.cnf?
What kind of lines do you have in your mush.cnf for mssp?

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Answering on the questions:

  • yes, all the mentioned in the error files exist

  • yes, the access.cnf file exist and contain correct values, like described in the propper document

  • I had used the name/value pairs from the MUD's mssp protocol specification

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Status: keeping issue active, since it's not solved

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Not solved. Keeping it active

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talvo commented Mar 15, 2022

Please upload a copy of cnf files that demonstrate the issue along with the log file and full paths for all of the files in question.

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