Hello,
This is the first time I have been stumped when it comes to my Amiga, but I AM stumped, and it's time I learned to ask for help when needed!
Okay, I have a problem with the script below. Those commands used to be on the end of my user-startup file, but I found that it was causing problems with WHDLoad games, ie causing them to freeze etc. so I decided to just run the whole lot seperately in a script which I called "Enable-Networking" and I saved this script into s:
See below...
;
;BEGIN PCMCIACARD NETWORK SETUP
SetPrism2Defaults SSID BTHomeHub2-P32N KEY 9583218079
;END
;BEGIN AmiTCP/IP
assign AmiTCP: Workbench:Expansion/AmiTCP
path AmiTCP:bin add
;AmiTCP:bin/login -f amiga_user >"con:*/*/*/200/AmiTCP-IP Login/AUTO/CLOSE/WAIT"
AmiTCP:bin/umask 022
AmiTCP:bin/startnet
;END AmiTCP/IP
;BEGIN AmiSSL
Assign AmiSSL: "Workbench:Expansion/AmiSSL"
If Exists AmiSSL:Libs
Assign LIBS: AmiSSL:Libs ADD
EndIf
Path AmiSSL: ADD
;END AmiSSL
;
I gave the script a project icon, and made the default tool "IconX".
I then "left it out", so I could click on it from the desktop to turn on whenever I needed to use the internet with IBrowse.
I also added an entry into ToolsDaemon too which executes the script.
The problem I have is that none of the Paths are set up after the script has run, whether it be from "execute s:enable-networking" in ToolsDaemon, or clicked on from it's icon I created, although everything else in the script appears to work. So the AmiSSL path and AmiTCP/bin path just don't appear to set up. I verify this by typing "path" in a new shell. So I can't use the command ping for instance. Of course, I could just stick those back in the user-startup and they'd be there but I prefer to keep things neat and together.
I did find though that if I "execute s:enable-networking" from the shell, then the paths do get set up.
I'd just like to know why the path commands don't work unless I execute the script from the shell....It's driving me up the wall! :madashell:
Thank you in advance.
P.S. I'm running Workbench/Kickstart 3.1 on an A1200.
