This is not a major issue for me, just curious.
I have the latest MX release running.
Trying to find where to start troubleshooting this.
In the debug file it has the line "Error copying moon image - Illegal characters in path."
A forum search did not have any hits on this error.
Is the process of these copies available to look at?
Is there a text stream that can be corrected?
I did see a moon.png file in the web subdirectory. Is it in the right place?
Thanks for any help.
Wayne
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Error copying moon image troubleshooting
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Re: Error copying moon image troubleshooting
Never mind.
Did some digging in the configuration file and found...
Some how there was a "?" in the path of the moon file just after the device colon.
Did some digging in the configuration file and found...
Some how there was a "?" in the path of the moon file just after the device colon.