Subj : Tossing mail in INBOUND
To   : Johan Zwiekhorst
From : Herman Neut
Date : Thu Sep 16 2004 07:17 pm

Hi Johan,


   Quoting: Johan Zwiekhorst to Herman Neut
 Date/Time: 16-Sep-04 / 10:38:03
   Subject: Tossing mail in INBOUND

Nice to see you here too! ;-)

 JZ> In your message to Pascal Schmidt, dated <Wednesday September 15
 JZ> 2004 22:17>, you wrote

 JZ> >HN: The *.mo? (a.s.o.) is important indeed. Otherwise BinkD
 JZ> cannot >HN: recognize mailpackets in the inbound.

 JZ> >HN: I expected BinkD to be smarter;-)

 JZ> BinkD can recognize ANY type of file with this method. You could,
 JZ> for instance, insert another exec-line which calls your
 JZ> fileprocessor when a file *.tic is received

That reminds me.
I have to implement my fileprocessor in BinkD.
Until now I start the fileprocessor "manual"  ;-)

First I have to find out why incoming mail with the separate client (
...\binkd.exe -p -P280/53 binkd.cfg) will be processed by starting my
toss.bat, while incoming mail via my BinkD-service will stay unprocessed in
the inbound.  Both using same binkd.cfg
Thus mail with an incoming call will not be processed before mail is coming
in with a poll event (separate client).


Best Regards,
      Herman Neut

 e-mail: h.neutnospam@hccnet.nl
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