Include=$TN or $mac not working

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    amiss
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    I’m having some issues with the include files not being included at all

    I was just filling out $mac and $TN in the configuration generator, and those would put Include=$mac or Include=$TN into the wnos.ini but that didn’t work, so I was playing with $mac.ini and $TN.ini in the configuration generator and that was where I left off.

    With our old setup (I wrote by hand) we had Include=$TN.ini and it worked great. Since then, none of the file structure has changed. We have the FTP server with the wnos.ini and ‘inc’ folder and inside the ‘inc’ folder is the terminal-name.ini or mac.ini file

    Neither of these are being “picked up” by the terminal when checking what files the terminal has cached.

    Maybe I’m missing something critical? Been looking at this for a few hours now and testing and still have had no luck with it!

    Running Wyse R10L with 7.1_033 (yes, old firmware but like I said it was working fine with the wnos.ini that I made)

    Thanks!

    EDIT:

    We are running DHCP option tags 161 and 162
    161: IP address of our FTP server
    162: /

    The files are located in FTPserverWysewnos


    ;*************************************************************
    ;* *
    ;* This wnos.ini file was generated with the *
    ;* Configuration File Generator 6.4.010 *
    ;* Copyright by Thomas Moellerbernd *
    ;* *
    ;* https://technicalhelp.de *
    ;* *
    ;*************************************************************


    ;*************************************************************
    ;* General 1 *
    ;*************************************************************

    autoload=1
    Fileserver=rainier
    ; If you are using a version of WTOS code < 7.1_133 please use:
    ; Rapportserver= instead of WDMServer=
    WDMServer="rainier"
    Privilege=None EnableNetworkTest=yes ShowDisplaySettings=Yes EnableKeyboardMouseSettings=yes EnableNetworkSetup=yes EnableSystemPreferences=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* General 2 *
    ;*************************************************************

    Inactive=0
    Locale=English
    EnableGKey=yes
    MirrorFileServer=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* General 3 *
    ;*************************************************************

    AutoSignoff=yes Shutdown=yes
    Shutdowncounter=1
    ShutDown=turnoff
    BootOrder=HardDisk;;
    SysMode=VDI toolbardisablemouse=yes toolbardelay=4 toolbar_no_conmgr=yes DisableAddConnection=yes ToolbarEnableOneSession=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Peripherals *
    ;*************************************************************

    Language=Us
    KeySequence=yes Ctrl+Alt+Down=no Ctrl+Alt+Left=no Ctrl+Alt+Right=no Win+L=yes
    MouseSpeed=1
    MouseNewSpeed=5
    Device=audio Volume=20 mic_mute=1

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Display *
    ;*************************************************************

    Dualhead=yes ManualOverride=yes Mainscreen=1 Orientation=hort MonitorAutoDetect=yes
    Screensaver=15 LockTerminal=no Type=0
    ShutDownInfo=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Time *
    ;*************************************************************

    Timeserver= Timeformat="24-hour format" Dateformat=mm/dd/yyyy
    TimeZone='GMT - 08:00' ManualOverride=yes Daylight=yes Start=030507 End=100507 TimeZoneName="Pacific Standard Time" DayLightName="Pacific Daylight Time"

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Network *
    ;*************************************************************

    SignOn=No
    MaxVNCD=1
    VncPassword="term"
    VncPrompt=No Accept=5 ActiveVisible=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Wireless / 802.1x *
    ;*************************************************************

    IEEE8021X=yes network=wireless access=WPA2-PSK wpa2pskpwd=
    Device=Wireless Mode=Infrastructure SSID= RoamSensitive=Medium DisableBand=None

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* General Session *
    ;*************************************************************

    SessionConfig=ALL MapDisks=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* ICA *
    ;*************************************************************

    Seamless=yes

    ;
    ;- ICA Session 1 -
    ;- Each line but the last must end with a '' -
    ;

    CONNECT=ICA
    BrowserIP=lion
    Application="Desktop2010"
    Description="
    XenApp 2010"
    AutoConnect=1
    Fullscreen=yes
    Resolution=default
    Logon_Mode=user-specified
    Domainname=

    Mapdisks=yes
    LocalCopy=no



    ;*************************************************************
    ;* General 2 Special *
    ;*************************************************************

    Include=$mac.ini

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Troubleshooting *
    ;*************************************************************

    SaveSysinfo=usb
    #24182
    amiss
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    I’ve also just noticed that our firmware is now not upgrading either.

    Do either of these have something to do with the Permissions?

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    Have you checked the FTP server log?

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    #24195
    amiss
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    Derp.

    FTP Server logs showed that it was trying to pull $mac.ini from wnos/inc and not wyse/wnos/inc like it should have been.

    I’m not sure if one of my IT colleagues changed the DHCP tag on 162 (it is now just “/” and I could have sworn it used to be “/wyse” but that was quite a while ago that I set it up and don’t remember) but by adding the “/wyse” to the Root Path option it works fine now and is looking in “wyse/wnos/inc” like it should be.

    I did have a reboot loop issue that seems to be resolved by removing the File Server option. It seems that http://www.freewysemonkeys.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=22897#22897 has fixed my issue as it was being assigned via DHCP and the wnos.ini file. That was a bit frustrating at first but all seems to be well there

    Sometimes it’s the simplest of things 🙂 – thanks for the help 😀

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