DS>     12/05/2007  20:36               0  007905B9.WE0   
    DS>     12/30/2007  23:10              28  01130064.Flo   
    DS>     12/30/2007  23:11               2  dir.txt   
    DS>     12/30/2007  23:10             319  FFF20556.SU0   
    DS>                 349 bytes in 10 files and 2 dirs    12,288 bytes   
    DS>                 allocated   
    DS>                   9,763,184,640 bytes free   
      
    ML> Also include the content of the *.*o file that should be    
    ML> created by Squish for that netmail packet.   
      
    DS>   And here is the Flo file:   
    DS> #H:\argus\out\fff20556.su0   
    DS>      
      
   Ok. Based on the information above,    
      
     01130064.flo    
      
   means you're trying to send a "Normal" flavoured packet to 3:275/100 (the   
   "01130064" part of 01130064.flo is 3275100 in hex, and the ".flo" part of   
   01130064.flo in Binkley-style outbound filenames means Normal routed mail).   
      
   If you want to to get Argus to send crash mail immediately, that filename has   
   to have a ".clo" (crash) or ".ilo" (direct) extension (depending on mailer   
   behaviour) eg.,    
      
     01130064.clo   
      
   Replicate this problem by creating a new crash netmail message. Then do this,    
      
     cd /d h:\argus\out   
     ren 01130064.flo 01130064.clo   
      
   Then wait a minute.    
      
   Argus should automatically send your net netmail packets (ie. the filename   
   listed within the .clo file).   
      
   This test would confirm that    
      
     1. Argus works as expected (regarding Binkley-style outbound packets)   
     2. your route.cfg may be incorrect, or    
     3. that Squish isn't scanning out your netmail message as crashmail for some   
   reason.    
      
   Hence we would focus troubleshooting efforts on your BBS and Squish, in which   
   case post the contents of your route.cfg file.   
      
   --- Maximus/2 3.01   
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