Subj : Saving inbound packets
To   : Alan Ianson
From : Tommi Koivula
Date : Sun Jun 27 2021 09:10:16

Hi Alan.

26 Jun 21 14:19:40, you wrote to Oli:

 AI>>> Is there a way to keep inbound packets after tossing to inspect
 AI>>> later?

 Ol>> make a copy before tossing?

 AI> That's what I am doing now. What a mess of stuff.. ;)

 AI> I am copying packets and bundles into a backup directory. A rather crude cp command. I'm not
 AI> sure what is going to happen with filename collisions.

From HPT you can use "afterunpack". But it may only be used for arcmail?

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3.2.2 AfterUnpack

Syntax:
    afterUnpack <string>
Example:
    afterUnpack pktpack /home/fido/in.tmp/*.pkt

This <string> is executed after unpacking arcmail bundle. You may process your pkt files in tempInbound directory with external utility.

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 AI> I was thinking others may have come up with a good way to accomplish that.

I'm using exec in binkd. :)

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exec "4os2.exe /c d:\\binkd\\talteen.cmd *F *A0" *.su? *.mo? *.tu? *.we? *.th? *.fr? *.sa? *.pkt
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echo x xx:xx:xx talteen...
set npolku=%@replace[/,_,%2]
set npolku=%@replace[:,_,%npolku]
set npolku=%@replace[@,_,%npolku]
set npolku=%@replace[.,_,%npolku]
if not exist i:\tmp\pkt\jemma\%_date%\%npolku\  md /s i:\tmp\pkt\jemma\%_date%\%npolku\
copy /equ "%1" i:\tmp\pkt\jemma\%_date%\%npolku\
exit
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'Tommi

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