-=> Dallas Hinton wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-

Hiya Dallas

 BM> I also run in daemon as well.  Open IRex config mgr.. scroll down to
 BM> Event Mgr... open it and hit "insert".  A new box will
appear.  Give
 BM> it an event name and the days you want it to run and the times.
 BM> Then where it says Command line type: -fs  poll>  without the  Just make sure that node is in your node mgr
 BM> as well. That should do it.  Make sure you also configure your
 BM> ROUTE.REX as well.

 DH> Thanks, Bill -- so what should the route.rex look like? I currently
 DH> have: =====================
 DH> route-to 1:138/0.0 1:138/*
 DH> route-to 1:342/0.0 1:342/*
 DH> route-to 1:343/3.0 1:343/*
 DH> Hold 1:153/7041

I am assuming 1:138/0 is your hub?  If so and you want to cover all 4 of Fido's
zones for netmail, then try this:

route-to 1:138/0 1* 2* 3* 4*
except 1:342/*
route-to 1:342/0.0 1:342/*
except 1:343/*
route-to 1:343/3.0 1:343/*
HOLD 1:153/7041

 DH> EVENT A
 DH> Unhold 1:153/7041

You really don't need the above hold/unhold as it will stay in your outbound
till the event A is run. The -fs stands for fetch and send.  IF that node were
to connect to you, then it would go.  If you don't want the other node the
ability to pick up mail then use the hold/unhold option

 DH> EVENT B
 DH> hold 1:153/7041

Again, if you want to keep the node from retrieving their own mail then leave
this in. Just make sure event B runs right after A is finished. 

 DH> =============
 DH> And event manager for A says
 DH> all days, 00:00-24:00, run every 12:00 -fs 1:153/7041

So you're polling every 12 hours. rather a long stretch between mail runs. :) 
But it looks good...

 DH> Does that seem right?  Thanks!


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