Hello sean!

13 Dec 03 17:38, sean rima wrote to Bo Simonsen:

 BS>> No I don't guess you can. But you might be able to use a
 BS>> charecter in the flo file which tells the mailer that it should
 BS>> delete it, after it has been send..

 BS>> I can't remember which one, but maybe others can.

 sr> I tried using Kill as the flavour but the file is still there. I guess
 sr> I could just do an echo ^$string > flo file :)

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SEND      This command instructs Squish to send a file to a node
          given on the command line.  THIS COMMAND IS NOT
          SUPPORTED FOR ARCMAILATTACH SYSTEMS.

          The format of the SEND command is shown below:

          SQUISH SEND [^|#] [to]  [flavour]

           gives the name of the file that is to be
          transmitted to the remote system.

          If a "#" is placed in front of the filename to send,
          the file will be truncated after it is sent.

          If a "^" is placed in front of the filename to send,
          Squish will delete the file after it is sent.

          IMPORTANT NOTE FOR OS/2 AND 4DOS USERS:  Since the "^"
          character has special significance on the OS/2 and 4DOS
          command lines, one must enclose the entire filename
          (including the "^") in quotes.

          Examples:

          SQUISH SEND C:\CONFIG.SYS TO 249/1 CRASH

               Send c:\config.sys to 249/1 using a priority of
               CRASH.

          SQUISH SEND "^E:\Max\Max.Exe" to 106/114 Hold

               Send e:\max\max.exe to 106/114 using a priority of
               HOLD.  The file will be deleted after it is sent.

          SQUISH SEND #e:\*.* 273/703

               Send all of the files in the root directory of E:
               to 273/703, using a priority of NORMAL.  The files
               will be truncated after they are sent.

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Though Scott said, "Squish will delete the file after it is
sent"...it actually is the mailer that kills it, post-transfer.

.\\ike

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