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how can i tell makenlng to not use the killsent attribute in the FA netmail MSG?
my tosser sees the killsent attribute in the MSG and packs the mail
for
BSO delivery which leads to the mailer deleting the file once it has been delivered... i really didn't want to create a script to copy files back and forth... on my old system i was able to run a tool to specifically remove killsent but i don't know that i want to do that on this new setup... i prefer to keep the netmail as well as the file so they may be archived later...
how can i tell makenlng to not use the killsent attribute in the FA netmail MSG?
27 Oct 18 14:59, you wrote to all:
how can i tell makenlng to not use the killsent attribute in the
FA netmail MSG?
There are two solutions and you will not like either of them.
1. Search the source code, and remove the kill/sent bit from the attribute.
Recompile the changed source.
2. Do not use Makenl to transmit the files, but use something
external, where
you have more control over the atribute bits.
For a long term solution, convince Andrew to move the definition of
the attribute to the ctl file. But expect the answer that is was not needed in the last 25 or so years.
I've already located the relevant portion of msgtool.c. A quick edit there,
plus a toggle added to the config file parser and it should be done in an hour or so.
For a long term solution, convince Andrew to move the definition of
the attribute to the ctl file. But expect the answer that is was not needed in the last 25 or so years.
Just wondering ... whenever updates are being produced, is there also documentation that's updated ?
while i understand, it apparently has been needed... else why would we have these?
submit x:y/z INTL
notify errors INTL CRASH
notify receipt INTL
notify self INTL
if someone wanted killsent then we could have something like this...
submit x:y/z INTL KILLSENT
notify errors INTL CRASH PVT
notify errors INTL DIRECT IMMEDIATE PVT
notify receipt INTL KILLSENT
notify self INTL KILLSENT
in other words, turn killsent off by default and specify it if you
want it... maybe LOCAL should be the only forced attribute and all the others added as above...
i don't know about others but i /want/ to see those emails that were generated... i can delete or archive them later...
There are two solutions and you will not like either of them.
1. Search the source code, and remove the kill/sent bit from the attribute.
Recompile the changed source.
2. Do not use Makenl to transmit the files, but use something external, where
you have more control over the atribute bits.
27 окт 18 22:29, Kees van Eeten -> mark lewis:[ ...trimmed... ]
There are two solutions and you will not like either of them.
In deed more. Avery time you may write own solution of a problem, like this https://yadi.sk/d/87UCO0VCFgpsEw
;)