Hallo Markus!

Samstag, den 09. Mai 2015 16:34, Markus Reschke schrieb an All:

 MR> The first one is areaFixAutoCreate. When a link is set up for it and sends
 MR> echomail for an area not in my cfg yet, the area is added to my cfg and
 MR> the link subscribed to the area. If the area is already in my cfg and a
 MR> link not subscribed to that area sends an echomail to that area, it will
 MR> be moved to BAD.
Thats quite normal. Because, how should hpt know, who has to be connected
to the existing echoarea.

 MR> hpt does this also if that link has areaFixAutoCreate
 MR> enabled. Is there a way or switch to have hpt subscribe an
 MR> areaFixAutoCreate enabled link automatically in this case?
One step before; you've go to define the links at hpt.cfg who have to be
connected while creating the area.
Afterwards there is no chance to connect an aka to a echoarea.
Even if code a perl or, like me, a rexx script, you are able to connect
further nodes automatically. But be careful, because your script has to
proof the 'willing of echoareas' of the specific node. Usually you announce
new echoareas at one of your lokal mailbox-echoarea. Because of this
announcement your downlinks are able to decide, if they want the echoarea
or not.

 MR> The second one is about unsubscribeOnAreaDelete, a very nice feature. But
 MR> how do I delete areas locally? Yes, I could simply edit the cfg file, but
 MR> I like to trigger unsubscribeOnAreaDelete for the subscribed links. Any
 MR> idea?
Sure. Just run monthly a self written script, testing your echomail
directory on 256 byte echoareas, an send automatically hpt a 'destroy
echoarea' like it does squav (a areafix on os/2) ;-)
(and, no, I haven't the sources of squav. shame....)

 MR> Regards,
 MR> Markus
Bye/2 Torsten

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