- Aug 16, 2015
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Hi Mike!
Love, love, love BIT. Thank you so much for all the work you do on it. I'm setting up a new system and have the macros, overlays, watchdogs, port forwarding, dynamic addressing, remote access, and bp2008's web files all working perfectly. The only thing I'm having trouble with is the server setting in BIT. As shown on the attached, I have the server in BI set to the D drive and have to manually input (actually I paste) that path into BIT.
Even so, it seems like it doesn't accept it and refuses to show me the list of web server files. The manually input path is also not persistent after a restart of BIT. It goes to the root of the C drive (C:\) and I have to "Detect Version/Dir" to get it to populate the correct BI program path (which also becomes the server path). Please point me in the right direction as I'm completely lost on this seemingly simple task!
I'm not sure if I need this function because the web server is properly serving files on the LAN and the WAN. I'm just hoping it's not an indication that I have something misconfigured...
Love, love, love BIT. Thank you so much for all the work you do on it. I'm setting up a new system and have the macros, overlays, watchdogs, port forwarding, dynamic addressing, remote access, and bp2008's web files all working perfectly. The only thing I'm having trouble with is the server setting in BIT. As shown on the attached, I have the server in BI set to the D drive and have to manually input (actually I paste) that path into BIT.
Even so, it seems like it doesn't accept it and refuses to show me the list of web server files. The manually input path is also not persistent after a restart of BIT. It goes to the root of the C drive (C:\) and I have to "Detect Version/Dir" to get it to populate the correct BI program path (which also becomes the server path). Please point me in the right direction as I'm completely lost on this seemingly simple task!
I'm not sure if I need this function because the web server is properly serving files on the LAN and the WAN. I'm just hoping it's not an indication that I have something misconfigured...