TID: FMail-lnx64 2.1.0.18-B20170815   
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   Hi Carlos,   
      
   On 2022-09-11 10:05:35, you wrote to me:   
      
    CN>>> How would you do (or are you doing) to make binkd only poll a   
    CN>>> non-CM node at its open hours?   
      
    WV>> Do you have a non-CM link? Or is this a theoretical problem? ;)   
      
    CN> Theoretical. :-)   
      
   I think non-CM in combination with IBN, most of the time is an error in the   
   nodelist. I never found a non-CM + IBN node that was actually just connectable   
   at ZMH. And it doesn't make sense either. Non-CM used to exist for nodes with   
   1 phone line, that wanted to reserve the 1 line for BBS users. That doesn't   
   make sense for IBN nodes. Where you can have as many concurrent TCP   
   connections as you like on the "one" IP link.   
      
    CN> Besides non-CM nodes, it could be useful for points...   
      
   Points that are not CM, should just poll their boss. ;-)   
      
    CN>>> I can think of a batch/script that, after processing mail,   
    CN>>> renames the node's .?LO file to .HLO at the offline hours.   
      
    WV>> That would be difficult to sync with binkd, that probably starts   
    WV>> handling the files immediately when it's created by the tosser, and   
    WV>> the .?SY files are deleted.   
      
    CN> I'm testing this with a CM link (renaming to .HLO just after tossing, and   
    CN> after packing netmail) and works fine.   
      
   Then you are just lucky, because no .?SY files are used, binkd could just grab   
   the .?LO file, and do it's thing before your scripts rename them to .HLO...   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
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