Hi group!

My apologies if this is the wrong place -- I'm unable to get makenl to generate
a lastin.txt (or equivalent report) - nlmake used to do that. Could someone point me in the right direction, please?

Thanks!


Cheers... Dallas (new/returning RC17)

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Hello Dallas!

29 Nov 17 08:36, you wrote to Anyone?:

My apologies if this is the wrong place -- I'm unable to get makenl to generate a lastin.txt (or equivalent report) - nlmake used to do that. Could someone point me in the right direction, please?

What is in the lastin.txt ?

Kees

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On 2017 Nov 29 08:36:00, you wrote to Anyone?:

My apologies if this is the wrong place -- I'm unable to get makenl to generate a lastin.txt (or equivalent report) - nlmake used to do that. Could someone point me in the right direction, please?

i've never run nlmake... what does this ""report"" do?

the only thing i do is to make sure everything that makenl does is logged and then i review the logs... currently i'm using

logfile x:\blah\logfilename
loglevel 1

but all of my stuff is scripted... i just have to make sure the segment files are in the proper places and then run my scripts... errors are reported back to
the operator that sent them... i generally see those reports when i check my netmail... it is easy enough for me to then go take a look and see what happened...

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Hallo Dallas!

29.11.2017 08:36, Dallas Hinton schrieb an Anyone?:

My apologies if this is the wrong place -- I'm unable to get makenl to generate a lastin.txt (or equivalent report) - nlmake used to do that.

What is a 'lastin report'?
Is it possible, to post a sample?

Cheers... Dallas (new/returning RC17)

Bye/2 Torsten

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Hi Kees -- on Nov 29 2045 at 19:06, you wrote:

What is in the lastin.txt ?

in NLMake, it's an autogenerated file that looks like this:

====================


Segment file Dates for the week of Friday, November 17, 2017 -- Day number 321

Last Processed Files:

Network 138 segment was last modified 11/16/2017 @ 13:00:04 Network 140 segment was last modified 10/05/2017 @ 15:46:32 Network 153 segment was last
modified 11/16/2017 @ 01:05:00 Network 340 segment was last modified 11/15/2017 @ 14:18:58 Network 342 segment was last modified 01/05/2017 @ 01:00:08

Updates to be processed:


======================

It's generated by using the switch /last

Cheers... Dallas

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Hiya Dallas...

Dallas Hinton wrote to Kees van Eeten on 11-29-17 11:51 <=-

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Hi Kees -- on Nov 29 2045 at 19:06, you wrote:

What is in the lastin.txt ?

in NLMake, it's an autogenerated file that looks like this:

====================

Segment file Dates for the week of Friday, November 17, 2017 -- Day
number 321

Last Processed Files:

Network 138 segment was last modified 11/16/2017 @ 13:00:04 Network
140 segment was last modified 10/05/2017 @ 15:46:32 Network 153
segment was last modified 11/16/2017 @ 01:05:00 Network 340 segment
was last modified 11/15/2017 @ 14:18:58 Network 342 segment was last modified 01/05/2017 @ 01:00:08

Updates to be processed:

======================

As long as you do what mark lewis said and add LOGFILE and LOGLEVEL you should get something like the following...

This is a log of the Net segment I send to one of my RC's

[snip]


- 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] MakeNL 3.4.6 (Win32) compiled with Watcom C on Nov 30 2016 01:58:09
+ 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] MakeNL started
? 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] No directory for master files specified -- using 'c:\MakeNL'
? 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] No directory for output file specified -- using 'c:\MakeNL'
+ 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] Cmdline: c:\MakeNL\makenl.exe "net100.ctl" "-P"
+ 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] Using 'net100.ctl' in 'c:\MakeNL'
+ 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] Begin processing 'net100' -- 15:38, Wednesday, November 29, 2017
+ 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] Sending 'c:\MakeNL\net100.335' to 10/0
+ 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] CRC = 20378
+ 29-Nov-2017 15:38:32 makenl[5732] MakeNL finished (rc=0)

[/snip]

Hope this helps...


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Hello Dallas!

29 Nov 17 11:51, you wrote to me:

What is in the lastin.txt ?

The neared you can get wil be have the following lines in the config file:

logfile logfile.log ; Logfile to use
loglevel 1 ; Level of logging.

I do not know what higher loglevels will generate as output. I expect that
will only be usefull for debugging.

You could ofcourse call the logfile lastin.txt, but the content will be
different.

in NLMake, it's an autogenerated file that looks like this: ====================
Segment file Dates for the week of Friday, November 17, 2017 -- Day number 321
Last Processed Files:

Network 138 segment was last modified 11/16/2017 @ 13:00:04 Network
140
segment was last modified 10/05/2017 @ 15:46:32 Network 153 segment was last modified 11/16/2017 @ 01:05:00 Network 340 segment was last modified 11/15/2017 @ 14:18:58 Network 342 segment was last modified 01/05/2017 @
01:00:08

Updates to be processed:

======================

It's generated by using the switch /last

I see where this could be usefull, but it all depends how you administer
your region segments. Some keep all in the "master" directory, other keep
them separate and pass the files through a prefilter. In the latter case
all files will have a current time stamp.

On a linux system,
One could filter the filenames from the logfile and do a ls -l with those
filesnames on the directory where the original files reside.

Whoever under some cases the files that are imported via the uploads directory
will have their suffixes changed to the daynumber of the production date.

So all in all there is probably no real solution for a comparable output.
Someone will have to come up with a bright idea.

Kees

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Hello Dallas!

I followup on my previous message;

If there are multiple versions of the same region file in the 'master'
directory, the logfile will tell you which ones are used.

The first line of each file will have the publishing day of that file,
there is no time reference. That is about as near as you can get to
an overvieuw.

Some people will generate an update on a daily basis, in general with the
daynumber of the coming Friday. It depends on your system what hapens to
the previous file. Will it be removed, will de mailer bump de suffix number
or will an extra suffix be added.

So still no cigar, but some things to think about.

Kees

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Hi Bill -- on Nov 29 2045 at 15:41, you wrote:

As long as you do what mark lewis said and add LOGFILE and LOGLEVEL
you should get something like the following...

Hmmm...I don't see a message from mark :-(

This is a log of the Net segment I send to one of my RC's

Thanks!


Cheers... Dallas

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Hi Kees -- on Nov 29 2045 at 22:14, you wrote:

logfile logfile.log ; Logfile to use
loglevel 1 ; Level of logging.

Which I have. 2 is slightly more detail. 4 is ridiculous! :-)

I see where this could be usefull, but it all depends how you
administer your region segments. Some keep all in the "master"
directory, other keep them separate and pass the files through a prefilter. In the latter case all files will have a current time
stamp.

NLMake seems to build the lastin.txt as a simple list of what files it processed and what dates they had. Very useful.

So all in all there is probably no real solution for a comparable
output. Someone will have to come up with a bright idea.

That's too bad -- thanks for the help, though!



Cheers... Dallas

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On 2017 Nov 29 14:09:18, you wrote to Bill McGarrity:

As long as you do what mark lewis said and add LOGFILE and LOGLEVEL
you should get something like the following...

Hmmm...I don't see a message from mark :-(

weird! i've forwarded it to your 7715 via netmail...

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Hi Kees -- on Nov 29 2045 at 22:40, you wrote:

I followup on my previous message;

[...]

So still no cigar, but some things to think about.

Many thanks for the info!!



Cheers... Dallas

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Kees,

Some people will generate an update on a daily basis, ...

People can even generate multiple region-files on the same day. It doesn't matter on this system ... the latest-one is 'always' used.

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Hi mark -- on Nov 29 2045 at 17:42, you wrote:

weird! i've forwarded it to your 7715 via netmail...

Thanks, got it!

Cheers... Dallas

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Hiya Dallas...

Dallas Hinton wrote to Bill McGarrity on 11-29-17 14:09 <=-

Hi Bill -- on Nov 29 2045 at 15:41, you wrote:

As long as you do what mark lewis said and add LOGFILE and LOGLEVEL
you should get something like the following...

Hmmm...I don't see a message from mark :-(

It was there... :)

This is a log of the Net segment I send to one of my RC's

Thanks!

Welcome..


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