The problem is that i can't figure out how to send this msg to the network. I tried mutil with an exportechomail stanza, but no luck. Is there another way? or am i doing something wrong?
You are aware MUTIL already has the ability to import a text file with
one of the stanzas in the INI file?
Beery
In theory when you do this in mystic it would create an echomail.out semaphore then events would run to export the message which MUTIL can
see is new... so is it that the event needs to be triggered or do you think it's something more to do with a flag or setting in the JAM base
to ensure MUTIL (when it runs) can see something new to export out as a packet?
I thought that you just write a msg to the files of the JAM base and
after MUTIL or the appropriate utility of other BBSes, would see that
new message and send it. :? But now i am confused.
I thought that you just write a msg to the files of the JAM base and
after MUTIL or the appropriate utility of other BBSes, would see
that new message and send it. :? But now i am confused.
I'm not sure what flag is set in a new message posted in a JAM base that MUTIL looks for when exporting it out to a PKT
I'm reaching a bit here so.. a grain of salt.. :)
But what I was trying to share is that MUTIL won't go looking for it unless you run the export manually or trigger it with an event using a semaphore.
So at the moment if you use your util to post a test message direct in
to a JAM base then run the mutil export function - does it not find anything?
I did try and executed MUTIL after writing to the JAM Base... but nothing happened. So there are two possibilities.. 1) MUTIL needs some "special" flag to post msgs 2) My program is doing something wrong.
The problem is that i can't figure out, which of these two happens, or even both of them. Also, if i have to use MUTIL to upload the
posts/msgs, then my program has no use :(
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