Hello Joseph,

>> HPT tosses packets whenever you tell it to.
 
>> If in your binkd config file you have an "exec" line
that runs "hpt tos
 
> The problem is that HPT is doing absolutely nothing. Even when I invoke it
> manually.

When HPT is called (Invoked) are there received mail files in your inbound
directory? If not, then there is nothing for HPT to do. It would seem that
there would only be a problem IF you have received mail files in your
specified inbound directory and then HPT is called and still does nothing.

Again, unless there already exists a received *.pkt or mail bundle file in
your configured inbound. Calling HPT toss will do nothing as there is no
mail file to process

IF however calling HPT does nothing when a mail file DOES exist then I
would first make sure that HPT is looking in the same directory that BinkD
is receiving the mail files to.

Before I can go further more specific situation information will be required.

Where is BinkD receiving the mail files to?

Where is HPT looking to find the received mail files?

Is this behavior only with secure or unsecure mail files or both?


Jeff

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