Minh Van Le wrote in a message to Mike Tripp:

MVL> Yeah I already have a sched block 

MVL>   Sched RouteInterZone
MVL>       Route Hold 3:712/0 World

MVL> and -s in BinkleyTerm batch ... just haven't figured out how to
MVL> leave interzone packets untouched.

MVL> I probably have to change 

MVL>   Send Hold World

What about using the "leave" command in route.cfg to not touch
those messages, or let binkley or any other mailer see them until zmh?

For example:  My feed is not available via pots mailer certain hours of the
day. I use the leave command to hide mail destined for his system from the
mailer until such time as he's up and running again.

Also, my system polls our zc twice daily for files and mail.  YEt even if I
have routed mail which goes through her system I don't want it tying up her
system during zmh. SHe might have files on hold for me, and I'd just as
soon not have her pots line tied up sending them then.  Hence, I
"leave" mail destined to her system, which is all interzone
netmail etc.

Immediately after zmh I use "unleave" to process that mail and
let my mailer see it.

Just "leave" mail destined to your routing target for all
interzone mail until zmh.  OR use the all and world wildcards.  FOr
example, during other periods of the day you could leave all mail not for
your zone as follows:

leave 1:all 2:all 4:all 5:all

Then during zmh:

unleave 1:all 2:all 4:all 5:all

THis way you can view them in whatever manner you usually use.

Hope that helps.


Regards,
           Richard
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