Hello, Bob...

Jun 03, 2005 at 16:29, Bob Jones wrote to Kevin Klement:

 BJ> Because the "send normal" commands are no-op's in squish, the 
 BJ> following route normal 1:140/1 will actually send 1:17/0, 
 BJ> 1:134/77.10, 1:134/all, 1:342/1 and 1:134/1, 1:65535/65535 and 
 BJ> 1:-1/-1 to 1:140/1....

I think we've had this argument before. SEND NORMAL is not a no-op, in that
it does create file attaches. You're on the right track, though: NORMAL
mail is going to be acted upon by subsequent commands, so the effect of a
SEND NORMAL [NoArc] command will be smothered by any subsequent commands
that operate on the same nodes.

Regards,

Jerry Schwartz

mailto:jerryschwartz{at}comfortable.com
http://www.writebynight.com

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