Subj : Re: external editors - native programs
To   : Dan Clough
From : Errol Casey
Date : Tue Nov 26 2024 18:27:03

  Re: Re: external editors - native programs
  By: Dan Clough to Amessyroom on Tue Nov 26 2024 03:23 pm

 Am>> ERROR: MFS: couldn't find root path /media/CDROM

 DC> What is "MFS"?  A program?  Is it an editor that you have told Synchronet
 DC> can be found on the path /media/CDROM ?  That seems like a very strange
 DC> place to find an editor.

 Am>> In the past both nano and vim worked (with restricted options).

 DC> Well, is this new (un-named) editor configured the same as those were?

 DC> You'd likely get much better help/answers if you learned to ask better
 DC> questions and gave some useful information/context about the problem...



MFS has something to do with DOS based programs, which the two editors that worked previoiusly are not. They are linux programs. 

I guess maybe I didn't give enough details; so I'll collect more and post. 

I guess the question , was more if those that update synchronet new of anything that changed; with calling of external programs.

The java script based editors are working fine. These two externally called editors stopped; working at some point. Not sure when.

Thanks for the responses (Dan and MRO).
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