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DISCUSSION Peter Mallett 2 participants 2 messages Mar 20, 2009

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Hi All,

I have a problem with the later versions of fbb (7.04r) that I
have not been able to find an answer to.

The problem is with housekeep, everytime I have tried the later versions to what I currently run (7.04j-6) as in 7.04r, it appears to not be doing the nightly housekeep as it is not creating any *.bak or *.res files as my current version (7.04j-6) does.

At the moment I am running Debian 4.0r7 with fbb 7.04j-6.

Is this a problem with the later versions ?
Is the problem with the later kernels ?
Is the problem with my setup ?

Any help would be greatly accepted.

Regards ..... Peter

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Peter,

I run 7.04p on kernel 2.6.28 and I don't have housekeeping problems. I've used that version of fbb on various kernels from 2.6.18 without problems. I've also used a variety of fbb versions from older than 7.04j, right up to 7.04r, except p & q which have other issues, as advised by Bernard.

I also had fbb7.04r running but it had a forwarding issue on radio ports that's been referred to Bernard.

I suspect a config or installation issue. If you contact me off list we can walk through what you have.

Ray vk2tv

Quoted 23 lines · Peter Mallett

Hi All,

I have a problem with the later versions of fbb (7.04r) that I
have not been able to find an answer to.

The problem is with housekeep, everytime I have tried the later versions to what I currently run (7.04j-6) as in 7.04r, it appears to not be doing the nightly housekeep as it is not creating any *.bak or *.res files as my current version (7.04j-6) does.

At the moment I am running Debian 4.0r7 with fbb 7.04j-6.

Is this a problem with the later versions ?
Is the problem with the later kernels ?
Is the problem with my setup ?

Any help would be greatly accepted.

Regards ..... Peter

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