Hi Danny,


   Quoting: Danny Ceppa to Herman Neut
 Date/Time: 12-Sep-04 / 14:17:19
   Subject: Mailpackets in INBOUND

 HN>> Well, it starts (sunday today) with *.su0 and goes on with *.su1
 HN>> etc. After sending *.su9 it goes on with *suA, *suB, etc. No
 HN>> problem as far as now, but after reaching a certain *su? (*suF,
 HN>> but I'm not sure), TerMail will not toss the new file.

 DC> That sounds about right...

 HN>> So before tossing I have to rename the mailpakket *suK into *su1
 HN>> etc etc. Is there any way to let TerMail toss mailpackets with
 HN>> extentions for the "?" is 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A-Z ?
Or do I have
 HN>> to use another tosser for incoming mail?

 DC> I used a BAT file to do the re-naming.  But, getting the uplink to
 DC> use the non-weekday designations is easier by far!

It is not the tosser function of TerMail, but the unpacker function.
It works from .su0 to .suF (the other days same result)

Mail archieves like *.moK are not unpacked and therefore cannot be tossed.

I use a new shell (GUS) for unpacker function. That unpacks _all_ mail
archieves in the inbound into .PKT files and removes the (successful)
unpacked archieve files.

I start GUS with a batchfile (TOSS.BAT)
That batchfile first line is GUS /M
Second line starts TM /TOSS

So I have no problems anymore with mailarchieves like *.suY


But I still have to solve another problem;-)

How to let BinkD mailer start TOSS.BAT after new incoming mail?
I'm discussing this in the BINKD echo ;-)

One of my uplinks began last weekend to poll me as soon as he has mail for
me in his outbound. That can happen 25 or more times a day.



Best Regards,
      Herman Neut

 e-mail: h.neutnospam{at}hccnet.nl

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