Switches: WSN Support

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Wunderlust
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Posted 09/25/07 - 08:55 PM:	#1
Paul, I created a switch but it is not showing up on the liist of switches. Why is that. I have created about five switches afterwards and they are all there. I know it exists as it shows up on the list of fields. How can I get it on the list so I can use it?

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Posted 09/25/07 - 08:59 PM:	#2
Paul , Deleted is and started again however I get this message Error: The file does not exist.?? Help?

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Posted 09/25/07 - 09:01 PM:	#3
Paul , Deleted is and started again however I get this message Error: The file does not exist.?? And then does not show up on the list as above... Help?

Paul
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Posted 09/26/07 - 07:32 AM:	#4
Ones I create show at the end of the switches list, even though it does give warnings. If it can't insert it for you the file might not be writeable (do you have your FTP info provided?). You can make it manually, just copy the nearest switch and change the name to the name of your new switch.
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Posted 09/26/07 - 04:39 PM:	#5
what template is it? What about the other warning messages are they significant?!!

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Posted 09/27/07 - 09:41 AM:	#6
It's labeled 'Settings: Switches' in the admin cp template list, or via files admin/switches.tpl. The warnings aren't significant.
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