Quoting David Noon to All
Subj. Echo rules, dated 09-Nov-2003 17:48

Did anybody see the echo rules on or about 1st November?

Nope, last I have is 01 Oct.

Actually, this is all I have...

1 Mike Luther Bob Jones GCC variations 13 Sep 03
2 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Oct 03
3 DAVID SHACKELFORD 4WCMAIL DROP 06 Oct 03
4 David Noon All Echo rules 09 Nov 03

Cheers...
Gordon Lewicky (Pdk)

email glewicky@telus.net http://milkyway.tzo.com


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Hello David!

09 Nov 03 17:48, David Noon wrote to All:

Did anybody see the echo rules on or about 1st November?

Not here:

31 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Jan 03
32 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Feb 03
33 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Mar 03
34 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Apr 03
35 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 May 03
36 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Jun 03
37 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Aug 03
38 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Oct 03 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

.\\ike

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Did anybody see the echo rules on or about 1st November?

Nope, last I have is 01 Oct.

Actually, this is all I have...

1 Mike Luther Bob Jones GCC variations 13
Sep 03
2 Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01
Oct 03
3 DAVID SHACKELFORD 4WCMAIL DROP 06
Oct 03
4 David Noon All Echo rules 09
Nov 03

i was experiancing system problems and the rules didn't get posted on their normal schedule... i think i'm going to incorporate something new that i've found... a neat bat file routine from the 4dos echo, iirc... runs things on a schedule or as soon thereafter as possible... that'll enable me to have rules and such posted after i've gotten things unstuck...

FWIW: i'll run the rules post in just a sec ;-)

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Quoting mark lewis to Gordon Lewicky
Subj. Echo rules, dated 10-Nov-2003 12:04

i was experiancing system problems and the rules didn't get posted on their normal schedule... i think i'm going to incorporate something
new that i've found... a neat bat file routine from the 4dos echo,
iirc... runs things on a schedule or as soon thereafter as possible... that'll enable me to have rules and such posted after i've gotten
things unstuck...

This is a bit off topic here in OS/2 Programming, but I use a util
called setdate which allows you to make environ vars of
practically anything to do with the date, such as day of week, day
of month, month, year etc., so it becomes a simple line like
if %DAY% == 01 or if %DOW% == Mon or if %MON% == Jan, etc.

Cheers...
Gordon Lewicky (Pdk)

email glewicky@telus.net http://milkyway.tzo.com


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Moin Gordon!

10.11.2003, Gordon Lewicky wrote a message to David Noon:

Did anybody see the echo rules on or about 1st November?

Nope, last I have is 01 Oct.

Actually, this is all I have...

1 Mike Luther Bob Jones GCC variations 13 Sep 03 2
Mod Rules Poster All OS2PROG Echo Rules 01 Oct 03 3
DAVID SHACKELFORD 4WCMAIL DROP 06 Oct 03 4
David Noon All Echo rules 09 Nov 03

And I haven't seen the mail vom David neither.

Bye,
Vitus

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i was experiancing system problems and the rules didn't get posted on
their normal schedule... i think i'm going to incorporate something
new that i've found... a neat bat file routine from the 4dos echo,
iirc... runs things on a schedule or as soon thereafter as possible...
that'll enable me to have rules and such posted after i've gotten
things unstuck...

This is a bit off topic here in OS/2 Programming,

hehe, how? aren't we talking about programming in OS/2? <<GG>>

but I use a util called setdate which allows you to make
environ vars of practically anything to do with the date,
such as day of week, day of month, month, year etc., so
it becomes a simple line like if %DAY% == 01 or if %DOW%
== Mon or if %MON% == Jan, etc.

yes, i've stuff like that already... the problem is when that point in time has
passed when the system gets around to checking things again... this item i speak of above will execute things after their time has passed to make sure that they do at least get executed... its something that i've been wanting to get in place for a while... now that its working, i guess its time to implement
it in the bbs' maint schedule... actually, it might even take over the bbs' maint schedule OB-)

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Quoting mark lewis to Gordon Lewicky
Subj. Echo rules, dated 10-Nov-2003 21:22

something that i've been wanting to get in place for a while... now
that its working, i guess its time to implement it in the bbs' maint schedule... actually, it might even take over the bbs' maint schedule

Yah, that's where I have my call, in the bbs's maint, for
autopostings on certain date/days, plus in my exit on mail,
as well as my exit to the bbs, so my vars are current at all times

The one thing I do like about setdate is that you can also create
vars plus or minus from the current year/date/time. It's a handy
little util.

Cheers...
Gordon Lewicky (Pdk)

email glewicky@telus.net http://milkyway.tzo.com


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