Subj : Readdressing packed mail
To   : Mike Tripp
From : Minh Van Le
Date : Mon Feb 18 2008 01:30 pm

Hello Mike !

On 16-Feb'08 13:20, Mike Tripp wrote to Minh Van Le:

 MT> The trick is not to bundle them for the destination that 
 MT> you never intend to connect with, so that you're not trying 
 MT> to "re-bundle" them for their actual destination later.

 MT> If you really are willing to sit on the netmails until ZMH, 
 MT> then you could initially send them as 
 MT> unrouted/HOLD/uncompressed PKTs throughout the day. This 
 MT> allows you to view them individually in the outbound window 
 MT> without originating connection attempts.  Then add a Sched 
 MT> block for ZMH which actually CHANGEs them from HOLD to 
 MT> NORMAL and then ROUTEs them to the single uplink with 
 MT> whatever compression and flavor you like for that node.  
 MT> Squish can do that for raw uncompressed PKTs already in the 
 MT> outbound.

 MT> Of course, you would have to rethink your default archiving 
 MT> setup in SQUISH.CFG and global routing statements in 
 MT> ROUTE.CFG to make sure they don't collide with or 
 MT> contradict this scheme and get the extra -s switch for 
 MT> SQUISH invocations to tell Squish how/when to use the new 
 MT> schedule block.

Yeah I already have a sched block 

  Sched RouteInterZone
      Route Hold 3:712/0 World

and -s in BinkleyTerm batch ... just haven't figured out how to leave interzone 
packets untouched.

I probably have to change 

  Send Hold World

in the global section to limit holds to zone 3. 

Will experiment some time in future.

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