Re: enabling IXO properly ? SITE JQUEUE

[Matthias.Apitz@SOFTCON.de]

CKenn10135@aol.com wrote:
    
    what does my verbose execution of sendpage mean?

BTW: please try fixing your problem in your Mail User Agent;
    
    Script started on Tue Feb 25 00:27:13 1997<root@scv> /fax/etc [ 1 ]
    %lsFaxDispatch        config.sav         dpsprinter.ps      pagermap
              tsi_origconfig             cover.templ        hosts
                 setup.cache        typescriptconfig.cua_a       dialrules
             lastrun            setup.modem        xferlogconfig.cua_a_orig
     dialrules.europe   lutRS18.pcf        thisfileconfig.cua_b
          dialrules.sf-ba    netconfig          throw
    
    <root@scv> /fax/etc [ 2 ] %cat pagermapdad	2869047<root@scv> /fax/etc [ 3 ] %
    
    <root@scv> /fax/etc [ 4 ] %<root@scv> /fax/etc [ 5 ] %sendpage -p dad -n
    "411" -vTrying localhost (127.0.0.1) at port 444...
    Connected to localhost.220 scv SNPP server (HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.0pl0)
    ready.
    -> LOGI XXXX230 User root logged in.
    -> SITE HELP NOTIFY218 Syntax: SITE NOTIFY[NONE|DONE|REQUEUE|DONE+REQUEUE]
    
    -> LEVE 1250 OK, service level 1 accepted.
    -> SITE FROMUSER ******250 FROMUSER set to "******".
    -> SITE MAXDIALS 12250 MAXDIALS set to 12.
    -> SITE MAXTRIES 3250 MAXTRIES set to 3.
    -> SITE MAILADDR root@scv250 NOTIFYADDR set to "root@scv".
    -> SITE NOTIFY none250 NOTIFY set to "none".-> SITE JQUEUE no250 Job will not
    be queued.
    
    -> PAGE dad250 Pager ID accepted; provider: 2869047 pin: dad jobid:
    72.destination pin dad: request id is 72 for host localhost
    
    -> SEND250 Message processing completed.
    
    
    My question is, why does it seem like the paging mechanism workedwhen in fact
    it did nothing. Does SITE JQUEUE have something to do with it?Then you mean I
    have to use telnet or ftp to login and fix it ?Please enlighten me, otherwise
    I won't get any sleep for a few nights, seriously.THXCKenn101@aol.com

the "SITE JQUEUE no" means that sendpage(1) will wait until the
job is finished by the server and is the result of not specifying
the flag "-q" for sendpage(1), see the manual for details;

the messages is succesfully delivered to the paging provider;
in doubt check the session log in the spooling area for it;

	matthias