DS>    Is argus a static mailer such as Binkley or a 
 RW> dynamic  type such as fd etcetera? IF an arcmail attach 

 DS>    I do not really understand the differences, but from the help files
 DS>    of Argus I see that it uses the Binkley-style outbound structure.
 DS>    The line in SQUISH.CFG for ArcmailAttach is commented out.

There's a big difference between mailers that do Binkley-style and Arcmail
Attach-style routing.

Binkley-style systems get their routing details set up by the tosser. The
Tosser puts routing details into text-based *.*lo files, where even the
filename extension has an associated routing meaning and/or directive.

Arcmail systems get their routing set up by the mailer. The mailer compiles
routing information into a mailer proprietory formatted binary file. Inside
the binary file are pathnames of packets on your disk and their routing
instructions.

The only clue I have is that Argus is a GUI mailer. So somewhere on the
screen it should give details on outbound packets. So check if there's any
indication that Argus actually sees pending outbound packets after they're
created by Squish, which would be a good sign.

For example, if Argus displays your netmail packet with CRASH flag and
nothing happens this suggests a problem with Argus, probably a scheduling
or Argus configuration problem and not a Squish compatibility issue.

Good luck.

Squish, Binkleyterm, BinkD and Maximus forever baby ! -- These programs
were made for eachother.


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