Hello Michiel!

10 May 21 12:57, you wrote to me:

 FS>> But this, according to what is in the config file, only concerns
 FS>> outgoing mails anyway. Noob question, probably - how do others
 FS>> deal with mail arricing in the "inbound-nonsecure" folder? Just
 FS>> copy them manually into the normal inbound to be processed?
 MV> in binkd.cfg:
 MV> exec d:\\fido\\batch\\mailrcvd.bat *

I actually use "*.pkt" as a file mask, but so far, same difference:
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exec !@@c:\\bbs\\_batch\\FMail_In.cmd *.pkt
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 MV> in mailrcvd.bat:
 MV> if exist \fido\unsecure\*.pkt move \fido\unsecure\*.pkt \fido\secure\

I've adapted this and probably somewhat "overengineered" it. "Sharing is caring", so here you go:
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@echo off
for %%I in ("%~dp0\..") do set "base=%%~fI"

set unk_mail="%base%\transfer\in.unknown\*.pkt"
IF EXIST "%unk_mail%" GOTO MoveUnknown
GOTO ProcessMail

:MoveUnknown
set in="%base%\transfer\in"
move %unk_mail% "%in%"
GOTO ProcessMail

:ProcessMail
%base%\FMail\fmailw32.exe toss /B
%base%\FMail\fmailw32.exe import
%base%\FMail\ftoolsw32.exe AddNew /A
%base%\FMail\fmailw32.exe toss /B
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 MV> So I automatically process *.pkt from the unsecure. Compressed mail is
 MV> another story...

One problem/situation/mailtype at a time... ;-)

Regards
Fermin


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