String expected?

this is my code the error said String Expected (2) ==
something like that but i dont know what it is annyone could help me ??

-- SR.OS Public Server Settings
Local Stefan = 722
Local Ramon = 627
Local restart = "Startup"
-- Waiting For Message --
While true do
id, msg, distance = rednet.receive()
-- When message Receive check if message is From stefan --
if id == "Stefan" then
rednet.send(Ramon, "Stefan: "..msg..".")
shell.run(restart)
elseif id == "Ramon" then
rednet.send(Stefan, "Ramon: "..msg..".")
shell.run(restart)
else
rednet.send(id, "Access denied Ask Owner For Access")
shell.run(restart)
end
end

Try this and see if it works (I haven't tested it).

You had several errors in your code. You had variables wrapped in quotes which makes them a string instead of a variable, and you were trying to send too many variables over rednet. You were also capitalizing some commands which I don't think will work. On that note: is your startup file actually named "Startup" with a capital 'S' ? If that is the case, then the below code *should* work, but as I said, I haven't tested it. Also, it looks like you could just remove the os.reboot() commands and this script should 'just run' without requiring reboots.

I hope this helps :)/>

-- SR.OS Public Server Settings
local Stefan = 722
local Ramon = 627
local restart = "Startup"
-- Waiting For Message --
while true do
  id,msg = rednet.receive()
  msg = msg .. "."
-- When message Receive check if message is From stefan --
  if id == Stefan then
	rednet.send(Ramon, msg)
	shell.run(restart)
  elseif id == Ramon then
	rednet.send(Stefan, msg)
	shell.run(restart)
  else
	rednet.send(id, "Access denied Ask Owner For Access")
	shell.run(restart)
  end
end

Dog, on 07 February 2014 - 03:20 PM said:

You were also capitalizing some commands which I don't think will work.

Indeed, that's what the specific error was getting at - it saw the term "Local", didn't recognise it as a command, and hence assumed it was a variable. If a statement starts with a variable then the next symbol to come should be an "=" sign (followed by what you want to set that variable to).