Bluemail and Souplate
"bluemail" <[email protected]> Fri, 24 Oct 2003 00:38:16 +1000
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.bluemail |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Here's a tip for those who use Bluemail with the SOUP client, SOUPlate. I run batch files to extract new posts and replies from archives and upload them and then download new messages and zip them up. Sometimes, I'd only want to upload replies, but would have to wait until the download had finished. What I've done is to create an INI file and an NGP file that only uploads. The NGP file which normally contains the newsgroups listings that you are subscribed to is empty. The INI file contains the normal info that you use when connecting to a particular server. I call the files SEND.INI and SEND.NGP. When I run a batch file called SEND.BAT, all Souplate does is to log into the news server and uploads new replies. It doesn't know about subscribed groups because the NGP file is empty. So, no new messages are downloaded at that time. All this requires me to briefly exit Bluemail. What would be handy is an option in Bluemail that closes any open reply packets then executes a batch file, in this case, one that will extract the reply messages to the appropriate directory then tell Souplate, or other client to upload them. Something for the "I'll think about it" list, perhaps... Ingo has put a good package together. I run Bluemail and Souplate in conjunction with a filtering program called Newsproxy. It all works well together. Only issue is Windows XP. When I eventually upgrade to it, will DOS batch files still run from Windows shortcuts as they do for me now in Windows 98SE? ICQ: 329153 "Motorcycling - the most fun you can have without laughing..." --bluemail----------------------------------------------------------- Post to the list by email to [email protected] To unsubscribe email [email protected] --POWERED BY MDAEMON!------------------------------------------------