How often is too often to run 'mis poll'?
Somewhat related, if I understand Mystic and BinkP, if properly
configued, it's supposed to send messages on-demand (i.e.: trigger the server to deliver the message). In my fsx EchoMail Node, Export Type is set to crash. It seems like messages aren't being sent until I run mis poll. Did I miss a setting? Is there a good way to troubleshoot this?
How often is too often to run 'mis poll'?
Somewhat related, if I understand Mystic and BinkP, if properly
configued, it's supposed to send messages on-demand (i.e.: trigger the server to deliver the message). In my fsx EchoMail Node, Export Type is set to crash. It seems like messages aren't being sent until I run mis poll. Did I miss a setting? Is there a good way to troubleshoot this?
is your message base linked to export messages to the echomail node you are trying to send fsxNet traffic to/from?
do you run a semaphore event to trigger when you post a message?
is the semaphore created on message post or user logoff?
when you run the event to export message and poll what is your ini contents that you use :)
Let's see.. Export To is pointing to 1 node, 21:1/100.
do you run a semaphore event to trigger when you post a message?
I think I see what you mean, in the Event Editor.. I just activated the outbound and inbound semephore events, we'll see if it works when I save this message. :)
is the semaphore created on message post or user logoff?
Looks like it's set to MsgPost.
when you run the event to export message and poll what is your ini contents that you use :)
I was using a shell script manually (and through cron), with mutil mailout.ini (from your video), followed by mis poll 21:1/100, followed
by mailin.ini. The native event editor looks like the way to go though.
have a look at the output of the mis server to confirm when they run the result code is 0 which means no errors.
Sysop: | digital man |
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Location: | Riverside County, California |
Users: | 1,054 |
Nodes: | 17 (0 / 17) |
Uptime: | 12:44:16 |
Calls: | 501,019 |
Calls today: | 6 |
Files: | 109,384 |
D/L today: |
1,499 files (100M bytes) |
Messages: | 304,807 |