Hi Mike,

Friday April 29 2005, Mike Tripp writes to Kevin Klement:

 > You shouldn't have to trick Bink not to dial "hold" nodes.

Agreed.

 > My guess is that something in that maintenance routine is
 > changing the flavor of the mail to crash...which sends Bink
 > into wardial mode when it comes back up. Check your outbound
 > to see if you have .HLO or .CLO files.

I'll look again but "none" of my midnight maintenance batch
files touch my outbound.

My event file looks like so..

;
; For MDT              $ B D N L   M F R X C Q      A     T      E1     E2
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Event All 00:00 00:00               F                           E1=100       ;
Event All 01:00 01:00               F       Q=0                 E1=97        ;
Event All 00:00 03:00 $ B                   Q=0          T=2,25        E2=40 ;
Event All 03:00 03:30     D N     M     X C        A=60  T=2,25        E2=40 ;
Event All 03:00 04:00       N L   M     X          A=60  T=2,25        E2=40 ;
Event All 04:00 06:00 $ B     L             Q=0                        E2=40 ;
Event Sat 10:00 10:00               F       Q=0                 E1=98        ;
Event All 06:00 24:00   B     L             Q=0                        E2=40 ;
;
                                                   Kevin
                                                   klement{at}shaw.ca
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