the orginal name have [ ] instead of the _ mirc adding to the log. dont know if that makes any diffrense..
Do you mean the actual log file is
#[channel.UT].network.20050210.log and your window has
#_channel.UT_.network.20050210.log in it?
If so well its not going to delete that log since its not the same file. alias testit {
echo -s remove " $+ $logdir $+ $$1- $+ .log $+ "
remove " $+ $logdir $+ $$1- $+ .log $+ "
}
I created both of these two files files #[channel.UT].network.20050210.log & #_channel.UT_.network.20050210.log and ran the above alias.
/testit #[channel.UT].network.20050210
* Removed 'C:\Program Files\Mirc616\logs\#[channel.UT].network.20050210.log'
/testit #_channel.UT_.network.20050210
* Removed 'C:\Program Files\Mirc616\logs\#_channel.UT_.network.20050210.log'
I recreated the file #[channel.UT].network.20050210.log and ran below
/testit #_channel.UT_.network.20050210
* /remove: no such file 'C:\Program Files\Mirc616\logs\#_channel.UT_.Criten.log'
One other thing, you cant delete a log file thats still in use, I dont know if this may have been the cause you recieve a message like
* /remove: unable to remove 'C:\Program Files\Mirc616\logs\#_channel.UT_.network.20050210.log'