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Hi, Paul. PE> And 3 seconds a day for 365 days at Bill's STD rate is something PE> like 3/60*25*365 = $4.65 per year. Then there's Roy + Rod, say PE> another $4.65 between them. Then there's the fact that all the PE> callers are tying up my BBS for 3 seconds longer than they need PE> to, and you start to see a pattern emerging. PE> Which reminds me... PE> Rod Speed, Brenton Vettoretti and Frank Malcolm, you are sending PE> me a 00000000.PKT, when you could instead be sending me a PE> 00000000.MO0 which is compressed. In the name of not being PE> inconsiderate arsewipes, why don't you add a Now back when I first became a point, *you* suggested that this was not going to be a problem because the up message packets are so small. Cripes, the whole upload only takes a few seconds. PE> "zip -9k 00000000.MO0 00000000.PKT" to your batch files? You PE> can change the 9k to 9km if you want to automatically delete PE> the PKT file after compression is successful. And what's this "zip", and "-9k" stuff? I use PKZIP which doesn't know about those options. If -9k means max compression, I should be using -ex - is that what you meant? PE> Oh, and the main point I am writing to you about... PE> Now that things are back to normal, I have taken the liberty PE> of removing that 3 second delay again. I have also taken a PE> look at the tinypoint script, and it appears that it has a PE> 1-second delay in it before sending out the yoohoo. Why don't PE> you try seeing what happens if you drop the 1 second delay? Done, we'll see how it goes. There's another delay after the ACK, and another after everything's done - remove them too? Regards, FIM. * * Xenobiology was never my fort‚. @EOT: ---* Origin: Pedants Inc. (3:711/934.24) SEEN-BY: 711/934 @PATH: 711/934 |
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