Name | Value |
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NAME | XQSRV-SETUP |
HEADER | Setting up the Option File for a Server |
TEXT | something in the Out of Order Message field (#2) the server request will be ignored, as with any option. The Prohibited Times field (#3.9) may, if the server specific time control fields are left blank, effect the time a server option is queued. The Type field (#4) in the Option File must be set to "S" for Server for a server to be activated. Priority (#3.8) will determine the priority at which a server option (and its routine) will run. Every server request that runs will first execute the Action field (#20), as with any option. If after executing this field the variable XQUIT exists the server software will issue a bulletin There are several fields in the Option File that the server and go no further. If there is a routine name in the Routine field (#25) the software will run this routine. The software will, finally, execute the MUMPS code (if any) in the Exit Action field (#15). [Errors] are trapped and handled by Menuman. software uses in common with other option types to the control the way servers behave when a server request arrives from the mail system. There are also other, important fields used exclusively for servers which are covered in other, related help frames. The name of an option (.01 field) must be exactly referenced in the mail message in order to activate a server. If there is |
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DATE ENTERED | 1989-07-11 14:35:00 |
AUTHOR | USER,ONE |