From
Anton Kolotvin
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All
7 February 2003
Hello _All_! *Anton* writes to you!
Help me set up the subject, or recommend another mailer, I need it
from 20.00 to 22.00 the modem initialization line was atm1, and at other times atm0
Well, what else can I say?... Bye, _*All*_!
From
Aleksandr Majorov
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To
Anton Kolotvin
8 February 2003
Hello Anton!
07 Feb 03 21:27, Anton Kolotvin -> All:
AK> Help me set up the subject, or advise another mailer, I need it
AK> so
AK> from 20.oo to 22.oo the modem initialization line was atm1, and in the other
AK> time atm0
I do this:
╒═════════════════════════ Home EVENTS.CTL ═════════════════════════╕
Exec KeyMacro
atm0&w~~~~~~ 22:59
Exec KeyMacro atm1&w~~~~~~ 06:50
╘═════════════════════════ End of EVENTS.CTL ═════════════════════════╛
Alexand
From
Vladimir Larkov
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To
Anton Kolotvin
8 February 2003
Hello Anton!
Sat 08-Feb-2003 01:48, Aleksandr Majorov (500:812/2) wrote a letter to you,
I'll add a few words:
AK>> Help me set up the subject, or advise another mailer, I need it
AK>> so that from 20.oo to 22.oo the modem initialization line was atm1, and in
AK>> other time atm0
AM> I do this:
And I do this:
RTFM.cmd:
@type events.ctl|more
look for this:
; Set
= Replace the value of parameter
; or from the t-mail.ctl file to or
; Set @ replacement using file
; .
Well, or to the pharmacy for glasses. Because during the time of writing the original letter
I would have found it myself, but no, why bother reading the _Russian_ document if you can strain it
it's others.
No, well, I understand everything when the answer is hidden behind a charade of ambiguous interpretations or
problems with a non-native language, I’ll be happy to help; but when it's elementary
lazy...
With best wishes, Vladimir.
From
Anton Kolotvin
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To
Vlad Sotnikov
10 February 2003
Привет _Vlad_ ! Пишет тебе *Anton* !
08 Фев 03 13:53, _Vlad Sotnikov_ ══. /Aleksandr Majorov/:
AM>> ╒═════════════════════════
AM>> HачалоEVENTS.CTL═════════════════════════╕ ........ Exec KeyMacro
AM>> atm0&w~~~~~~ 22:59 Exec KeyMacro
AM>> atm1&w~~~~~~
AM>> 06:50 ....... ╘═════════════════════════ Конец
AM>> EVENTS.CTL═════════════════════════╛
VS>
VS> ---------------------------------
VS> Exec KeyMacro atm0&w 22:59
VS> ---------------------------------
Всем спасибо, только один вопрос еще:
Это инициализация на момент времени, а если я буду 29 раз звонить за эти 2
часа, то каждый раз строка инициализации будет браться из конфига, может, сабжу
конфиг подменить на требуемый период?
Hу что еще сказать?... Пока, _*Vlad*_ !
From
Vladimir Larkov
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To
Roman Alexandrov
11 February 2003
Hello Roman!
Mon 10-Feb-2003 20:15, you (500:812/5@ZXNet) wrote a letter to Aleksandr
Majorov:
RA> Listen here, I’ll explain how it’s really necessary (my real settings):
RA> Excerpt from events.ctl
RA> ================== Beginning of file: Windows Clipboard ==================
RA> Set @C:ftnday.ctl 08:00-23:59
RA> Set @C:ftn
aight.ctl 00:00-07:59
RA> ====================== End of Windows Clipboard ======================
RA> Next are the entire day.ctl and naight.ctl files:
RA> ================== Beginning of file: day.ctl ==================
RA> ;Settings for daytime operation of T-Mail
RA> ;
RA> sound yes
RA> ;
[...]
RA> ;Settings for night work of T-Mail
RA> ;
RA> sound no
Extra 2 files - ugh! Govnolin. It sucks.
set sound=yes 8:00-23:59
set sound=no 0:00-7:59
The rest is by analogy. In reality, one is enough, the one who does the wrong thing,
that by default. Those. if the default sound is yes, then the second set is enough, and
moment of transition from set to default (8:00 in our example) for Critical reliabilityExec Control.
I'm not saying that what you have is fundamentally wrong, I just personally hate cheating
a trash heap of files. If you can do without them, do it alone.
With best wishes, Vladimir.
From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Aleksandr Majorov
13 February 2003
Hello, Alexander!
11 Feb 03, 12:11, Aleksandr Majorov wrote to Roman Alexandrov on the topic
"T-mail":
RA>> Listen here, I’ll explain how it really needs to be done (my real ones
RA>> settings):
AM> [Windows killed]
RA>> ================== Beginning of file: naight.ctl =================================
RA>> ;Settings for night work T-Mail
RA>> ;
RA>> sound no
RA>> ;
RA>> Init1 v~'^'ATZ1|
RA>> Init2 ATM0L0%N1|
RA>> ;
RA>> ===================== End naight.ctl ======================
AM> Ugh, beautiful.
It is not only beautiful, it is also the most correct, convenient and reliable
option, which, by the way, does not depend on the time when t-soap is turned on and the amount
reboots, made according to the recommendations of the guru from T-Mylskaya Ekhi.
By the way, this way you can change variables that cannot be changed via SET
want.
AM> Just a question.
AM> And in which case is it sent to the modem Init1 and in which Init2?
AM> For some reason I didn’t find anything about this in the document...T-soap first sends the first init, then waits for the second one from the modem.
This is necessary firstly for modems that do not swallow too much at one time
long lines, and secondly for all sorts of special cases (like mine).
Happy connections. Roman.
From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Vladimir Larkov
13 February 2003
Hello, Vladimir!
11 Feb 03, 20:39, Vladimir Larkov wrote to Roman Alexandrov on the topic
"T-mail":
RA>> Excerpt from events.ctl
RA>> ================== Beginning of file: Windows Clipboard ==================
RA>> Set @C:ftnday.ctl 08:00-23:59
RA>> Set @C:ftn
aight.ctl 00:00-07:59
RA>> ===================== End of Windows Clipboard ======================
VL> Extra 2 files - ugh! Govnolin. It sucks.
VL> set sound=yes 8:00-23:59
VL> set sound=no 0:00-7:59
VL> The rest is by analogy. In reality, one is enough, the one that does not
VL> what is by default. Those. if the default sound is yes, then the second one is enough
VL> set, and at the moment of transition from set to default (8:00 in our example) for
VL> Critical Exec Control reliability.
VL> I'm not saying that what you say is fundamentally wrong, I just personally hate cheating
VL> a trash heap of files. If you can do without them, just one.
To simplify the picture, I removed lines related to launch from both files
all sorts of irrelevant things like launching an answering machine through"external mailer" which are easier to implement....
Besides, I personally just like separate files, it’s more convenient
edit specific day and night settings, everything is immediately visible, no need
crawl through the main config looking for the necessary lines and remembering what is where and to
what does it refer to?
Again, a convenient method of changing an entire block of settings at once (and automatically
number), for example having several different Day.ctl and night.ctl for different cases
you can quickly replace one with the other, including automatically, including from
other programs...
“There are no comrades according to taste and color” :) personally, I find it more convenient and like it better.
Happy connections. Roman.