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    From Bill Gordon@1:3634/22 to All on Sunday, August 23, 2015 23:05:37
    In my IREX 2.31 event setup, I have two events listed:
    A All 00:00 00:30 -send -fetch -trim
    B All 00:00 00:15 -sq

    Now, exactly what is the second event? What does -sq stand for? I cannot find any reference to 'q' in the documents.

    Someone else set this up for me a LONG TIME ago.

    Thanks
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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Bill Gordon on Monday, August 24, 2015 02:22:00
    Bill Gordon wrote to All <=-

    In my IREX 2.31 event setup, I have two events listed:
    A All 00:00 00:30 -send -fetch -trim
    B All 00:00 00:15 -sq

    Now, exactly what is the second event? What does -sq stand for? I
    cannot find any reference to 'q' in the documents.

    Someone else set this up for me a LONG TIME ago.

    7.2.7: [-queue]

    On startup, go straight to the queue editor.

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  • From Bill Gordon to Bill McGarrity on Friday, November 06, 2015 18:16:29

    Now, exactly what is the second event? What does -sq stand for? I cannot find any reference to 'q' in the documents.

    On startup, go straight to the queue editor.


    O.K., what is the purpose of -sq? I understand -send -receive -trim, but -sq?

    Thanks
  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Bill Gordon on Saturday, November 07, 2015 06:00:02

    06 Nov 15 18:16, you wrote to Bill McGarrity:


    Now, exactly what is the second event? What does -sq stand for? I
    cannot find any reference to 'q' in the documents.

    On startup, go straight to the queue editor.

    O.K., what is the purpose of -sq? I understand -send -receive -trim,
    but -sq?

    -sq would seem to be "on [S]tartup, go to the [Q]ueue editor" based on the one response above...

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  • From Bill Gordon@1:3634/22 to mark lewis on Saturday, November 07, 2015 07:20:04
    O.K., what is the purpose of -sq? I understand -send -receive -trim,
    but -sq?

    -sq would seem to be "on [S]tartup, go to the [Q]ueue editor" based
    response above...


    Hmmm, I wonder what would be served by that action. What would it accomplish? Wouldn't a repeat of Event A (-send -fetch -trim) be more reasonable?

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Bill Gordon on Saturday, November 07, 2015 12:57:22

    07 Nov 15 07:20, you wrote to me:

    O.K., what is the purpose of -sq? I understand -send -receive -trim,
    but -sq?

    -sq would seem to be "on [S]tartup, go to the [Q]ueue editor" based
    response above...


    Hmmm, I wonder what would be served by that action. What would it accomplish?

    i guess it would go into the queue editor...

    Wouldn't a repeat of Event A (-send -fetch -trim) be more reasonable?

    i don't know... i've never seen the mailer... repeating that event might be a better idea... i dunno... i do know that it is polling here much too often and at times when there can't/won't be anything available for it to pick up... if it is anything like frontdoor it may be really easy to correct but like i say, i haven't seen it and i probably won't either...

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