Name | Value |
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NAME | XM-I-N-DOMAIN FILE-FLAGS |
HEADER | DOMAIN FILE - FLAGS FIELD |
TEXT | S - Send immediately. Messages sent to the domain are transmitted ASAP. MailMan will schedule a Task to do so. S overrides Q. FLAGS may contain both S and P. If FLAGS does not contain S, messages are queued. Q - Queue. (Default) Messages sent to the domain are queued for later disposition. It may be that someone will play a script to the domain or from the domain to this site. Other possibilities exist, too. P - Poll. If the poller (option XMPOLL) is scheduled to run on a regular The FLAGS field (#1) controls the method used to contact the domain. basis, the poller will schedule a task to communicate with the domain. Messages in the queue, if any, are transmitted then. The field may contain any number of the following codes: C - Closed. If the field contains a C, the domain is closed and users may not send messages to the domain. C overrides all other codes. (Packages may still send messages if they use ^XMD, or if they set XMINSTR("ADDR FLAGS")="R", and use one of the ^XMXAPI commands, like SENDMSG^XMXAPI or FWDMSG^XMXAPI.) |
DATE ENTERED | 2002-05-08 06:33:00 |
AUTHOR | USER,ONE |