Acorn Communicator Filestore Manager's Guide

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Bad attribute A user has made a mistake using the *ACCESS command, trying to specify an access mode which is invalid. Bad command A user has mistyped a command so that FileStore cannot recognise it. Bad file name A user has tried to create a file with an invalid name eg one that is too long. Bad password A user has tried to specify an invalid password, while using the *PASS command. Bad string A user has tried to specify a filename or pathname which is too long. Bad user name You've tried to create a user with a name which does not follow the rules. The name can be up to 10 characters (letters and numbers) long and must start with a letter and must not include any punctuation. Broken dir There is a fault in a directory that makes it unreliable. You should stop using that directory and any directories it contains. You may be able to copy some of the files from it; if you can, copy them on to a different disc. 1. Select NETMGR. 2. If the disc is a hard disc, stop using that directory and copy as many files as you can from that directory to another part of the directory structure (see Copying files and directories in Chapter 3). 3. If the disc is a floppy disc, copy as much of its contents to another disc and reformat the disc with the error on it (see Formatting discs, in Chapter 3). 4. Restore any files that wouldn't copy from the most recent backup of the disc (see Retrieving a backup file, in Chapter 3). Channel A user has tried to use FileStore without logging on first or there is an error in a program they are using. 62 Appendix 2: DEALING WITH PROBELMS
Dir full A user has tried to create a file in a directory which is full ie contains 63 entries already. Use another directory or delete one of the files in the directory, first. Dir not empty A user has tried to delete a directory by using the *DELETE command, but the directory still contains some entries. Delete the entries first. Disc changed A user has tried to use a disc after FileStore has been shut down then started up again (for example, so that the manager could change a disc). They should log on again or select a disc by using the *SDISC command. Disc fault FileStore cannot read this disc, because it is damaged or not formatted. If the disc is damaged, destroy it and use a backup. If the disc is unformatted, format it. If the disc affected is the hard disc, contact your supplier. Disc full You've tried to use more space than is left on the current disc. Make room by deleting unwanted files or use a different disc. Disc read only A user has tried to create or change a file on a disc which has been write-protected. To allow them to write to the disc, you will need to remove the disc, pull its write-protect tab out, then insert the disc again. Entry locked A user has tried to change or delete a file which has the L attribute set (see Security and access in Chapter 3). If they want to be able to change it, they must remove this attribute by using the *ACCESS command. They will only be able to do so if they 'own' the file. (If you log on as SYST you can do it for them, too. ) EOF Program error. Appendix 2: DEALING WITH PROBELMS 63
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1 ABOUT THIS GUIDE Introduction Fil
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