David,
That is such good news.
I hope it stays alive and well for a long time.
Once the dust settles and you get a handle on how
many users there are you might come up and do a
presentation on MAILBOOK and re-introduce it to
the New York area. I kept trying to get Richard
to come to MVMUA but
I had a similar thought about a MAILBOOK presentation for MVMRUG.
Bill Munson wrote:
Once the dust settles and you get a handle on how
many users there are you might come up and do a
presentation on MAILBOOK and re-introduce it to
the New York area.
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It sounds like a MAILBOOK world tour might be in the works... :)
Moore, Terry A. wrote:
I had a similar thought about a MAILBOOK presentation for MVMRUG.
Bill Munson wrote:
Once the dust settles and you get a handle on how
many users there are you might come up and do a
presentation on
I'm trying to get a programmable operator to do something and it isn't
working. I've done some reading in the manual and have looked at some
existing code but no luck.
What I want to accomplish is to send an e-mail to a userid called PROPSCAN
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) The message gets sent to our
I receive the following message a few times per week while doing a FTP
PUT.
426 Connection closed; Error 10054 in function ReadBuffer: Connection
reset by peer.
What causes it? Are things I can do to eliminate it?
It usually works after a retry or two.
Jim Hughes
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I receive the following message a few times per week while doing a FTP
I wasn't aware that PROP will act upon something being delivered in the reader
queue. It likes messages, not queue elements.
The only thing I can think of, is to route the rdr queue elements to another
service machine (with wakeup rdr specified), and have it process the reader
entry and msg
Steve,
Could you post the part of your RTABLE that handles the SMTP RDR file
message?
Do you have a PROPSCAN logfile that shows the incoming messages and post
the SMTP RDR file message too that's supposed to trigger the RTABLE
entry?
PROP can react to files hitting its reader queue - you have to code the
RTABLE to react as you wish to the messages received when files are
delivered. The following is an extract from the RTABLE for one of our
PROP-enabled ids:
$PRT/FILE$FROM/ 1 35 7 YourExec
You need to trap the message RDR FILE FROM in class 3 (async CP
message). A problem is that when a RDR file arrives when the PROP machine
would not be active, your action routine will not see the RDR file.
Therefore, an action routine for RDR files should be able to handle more
than 1 file
Steve,
You might consider having PROPSCAN's PROFILE EXEC check for and handle
existing RDR files before it starts PROP, otherwise existing RDR files
will have to wait for a new file to arrive to trigger the EXEC that
handles them all.
On Monday, 04/09/2007 at 01:41 EST, Tom Duerbusch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wasn't aware that PROP will act upon something being delivered in the
reader
queue. It likes messages, not queue elements.
If you have CP SET CPCONIO IUCV, the RDR FILE message will be seen by
PROP. Or you can
CPCONIO IUCV is turned on. I have also followed everyone elses
suggestions and still no go.
I have also moved the RDR code to be the first entry in the table (after
TEXTSYS and LGLOPER)
below is a section of the log . .
log
07/04/09 15:33:16 PROP LLIC: PROP running with routing table
On Monday, 04/09/2007 at 01:05 EST, McKown, John
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The far end shut down the connection. You'd need to look at the logs on
the far end. We've had this before when the server ran out of disk
space. I doubt that is your problem because you said that it works a bit
later.
Steve,
I've always let my PROP action routine exec see all incoming reader files
and then
let the exec sort out what it wants. The following line in the PROP
RTABLE works for
me (the scale is there just to show column placements):
2007/4/9, Michael Donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Steve,
I've always let my PROP action routine exec see all incoming reader
files and then
let the exec sort out what it wants. The following line in the PROP RTABLE
works for
me (the scale is there just to show column placements):
Kris,
The exec handles any reader file which appears while PROP is running. It
does not handle files which
are in the reader when PROP starts.
Thanks!
Mike
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