On 04/18/16, Accession said the following...

Yeah I am getting the same thing now when attempting to do this it ca not find the themes ...

In 'mystic -cfg' there should be a place to specify a location of your themes. If I remember right, it is not under the main directory settings but may be a screen or two above the prompt/theme editor. This most
likely was missed and wasn't changed from Windows to Linux format.

Nope changed that, I think there is another issue it auto adds the \ or /
based on OS at the end and might be causing an the issue.

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Hello Pequito,

On 18 Apr 16 15:26, Pequito wrote to Accession:

In 'mystic -cfg' there should be a place to specify a location of
your themes. If I remember right, it is not under the main
directory settings but may be a screen or two above the
prompt/theme editor. This most likely was missed and wasn't
changed from Windows to Linux format.

Nope changed that, I think there is another issue it auto adds the \
or / based on OS at the end and might be causing an the issue.

I don't know if that is something distro specific, but I recently switched to Archlinux and I can do "cd \backups" and it still works. So it would have to be
something different than that. "cd axisd\backups" doesn't work, and neither does adding a backslash to the end of the directory. But if your system isn't locking up at that point, then I can't see that as the problem. A backslash at the end of the directory tree would take you to a ">" prompt which I doubt Mystic would consider, and there it would sit for the user and not do anything until you force a hangup.

Regards,
Nick

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On 04/19/16, Accession said the following...

I don't know if that is something distro specific, but I recently
switched to Archlinux and I can do "cd \backups" and it still works. So
it would have to be something different than that. "cd axisd\backups" doesn't work, and neither does adding a backslash to the end of the directory. But if your system isn't locking up at that point, then I
can't see that as the problem. A backslash at the end of the directory tree would take you to a ">" prompt which I doubt Mystic would consider, and there it would sit for the user and not do anything until you force
a hangup.

There is a new command in A11 -paths that can be run on the native system now that allows you to change them properly. =)

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There is a new command in A11 -paths that can be run on the native system now ->that allows you to change them properly. =)

Will have to look into this.



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Hello Pequito,

On 19 Apr 16 15:07, Pequito wrote to Accession:

I don't know if that is something distro specific, but I recently
switched to Archlinux and I can do "cd \backups" and it still
works. So it would have to be something different than that. "cd
axisd\backups" doesn't work, and neither does adding a backslash
to the end of the directory. But if your system isn't locking up
at that point, then I can't see that as the problem. A backslash
at the end of the directory tree would take you to a ">" prompt
which I doubt Mystic would consider, and there it would sit for
the user and not do anything until you force a hangup.

There is a new command in A11 -paths that can be run on the native
system now that allows you to change them properly. =)

Simplified. I did also read that the proper way of doing it was to move the system over to the new system, and THEN run 'mystic -cfg' and change your paths
before executing the server. So.. as I said, there *was* a way to do it successfully. Now you have an easy button. :)

Regards,
Nick

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