Save_all script Version 2.2.1 This is the release text file for the save_all.sh script version 2.2.1. Thanks to those of you that reported bugs and/or provided us with feedback. We hope it is better now. Enhancements/problems resolved: Include files with < > around the file name would not be found. =============================================================== #include did not work in contrast to #include "file" (note the < an >). this was fixed. Include files search was improved. ================================== Earlier version where not able to locate inlcude files referred to as #include ../filename. This syntax now results in searching relative from the default include directory. Incorrectly making multiple save_all's. ======================================= Entering an incorrect parameter would correctly exit with usage info but would not clear all tmp files resulting in multiple save_all's for selected stations. tmp files are now deleted. IACC and save_all.sh script are not compatible. =============================================== The save_all script (mainly the upload function) is not compatible with the IACC environment. Script now checks for IACC and exits. Error reporting improved. ========================= Some messages indicated errors while not beeing clear what to do next. The manual is updated on this. Error on screen informs where to locate the log file for more information. New commandline switch: "local". ================================ A new commandline switch was added to save_all.sh. This switch tells the script to make save_all's for the locally hosted stations only. (Note that stations can be anywhere on the network!). New option in configuration file: "LOG". ======================================== A new option in the external configuration file will allow defining the location and name for the save_all log file. The save_all.sh Manual ====================== Added section with errors and status messages. Seriously messed with the manual. Tried to put as many things as possible in another place, all in a desperate attempt to keep the reader's attention. Regards Ron Deen Marco de Waal