unload vinc
delete the following files
vfchache.dat
vpassport.dat
vincula.ini
and make sure nHTMLn_2.92.dll is in the vincula folder
then go to mirc and reload vincula.mrc
Although that could fix the problem it isn't likely to.
Normally the "Unable to open <file>" error is given for one of three reasons:
1) You're trying to write to a read-only file or a file protected by the operating system.
2) The file has invalid characters in its name, eg: <>?
3)
The filename is the name of a system device, to demonstrate this try any/all of the following:
/write con.txt x
/write ip.txt x
/write nul.txt x
/write prn.txt x
/write shadow.txt x
Edited Apr 9, 2005 1:53 AM by tidy trax
Danny
Historical / Guest
tidy u really like making a fool of urself dont u
Ozzy10
Aerial Photographer Member #2
wrong again tidy,
/hload: unable to open 'C:\WINDOWS\DESKTOP\=MSN= SCRIPTZ\IMMORTALS\vincula\vfcache.dat' (line 1363, vincula.mrc)
This means it is trying to read from a file to load into a hash table and it cant
so its NOT trying to write to a read only or protected file.
glad it worked epox
Edited Apr 9, 2005 3:30 PM by OZZY_10â„¢
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.
still wrong tidy,
it couldnt do anything cause the link to nhtml dll was wrong
(which is contained in one of the files i told him to delete)
thats why it couldnt write cause it couldnt load the dll in first place , thus there was nothing for it to try and write
so reloading vinc remade the files with the correct paths and thus the dll loaded and he didnt get the write error , because there is now something for it to write
When you only pass the filename to /write it will create a new file if the file doesn't exist and absolutely nothing if it does exist, try it yourself:
/write x
//write x $dll(c:\x)
//write x $null
c:\x is not a dll so your nhtmln theory cannot possibly be right.
Edit: even if mIRC did give an error, it would most likely give an 'insufficient parameters' error rather than an 'unable to open file' one.
Edited Apr 9, 2005 6:02 PM by tidy trax
Ozzy10
Aerial Photographer Member #2
I would suggest you keep quiet now tidy , cause at first you said what i did would fix what you said in item number one , which was nothing to do with reading anything
1) You're trying to write to a read-only file or a file protected by the operating system.
Since your solution worked, deleting the files probably fixed problem number 1) in my post
and as much as i would love to carry this on, i just dont have the time, thus the topic is locked as i fixed the problem
Edited Apr 9, 2005 8:17 PM by OZZY_10â„¢
My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.