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|    Wilfred van Velzen to Niels Joncheere    |
|    Re: Calling FMail on receival of message    |
|    19 Dec 11 09:03:36    |
      Hi Niels,              On 18 Dec 11 17:21, Niels Joncheere wrote to All:        about: "Calling FMail on receival of messages via binkd":               NJ> Is anyone using binkd as a mailer?              Yes I do...               NJ> I am currently running FMail Toss in my editor startup script, but I        NJ> assume it is also possible to run FMail at the time of receival. Is        NJ> the "exec" command in binkd.cfg the way to go here? I wonder what        NJ> approaches you guys use for this purpose.              Mine is a bit odd, I suppose. Binkd runs on linux and fmail and some other       fido utils run on a virtual WinXP on the same machine.              I use 'exec' in the binkd config to run a script that backups every incoming       file.              exec "/home/fido/bin/cp2bck.sh *F" *              This script also updates a log file. The change of the log file is detected on       the WinXP side to start my toss batch file...              But I also run my toss batch file from my editor startup script, and from an       hourly maintenance batch file. As a redundancy measure I suppose...              Wilfred.              --- FMail-W32-1.64-B20111120        * Origin: point@work (2:280/464.112)    |
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