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Patch XM*7.1*200
INPUT TRANSFORM: K:$L(X)>110!($L(X)<1) X
LAST EDITED: NOV 28, 2001
HELP-PROMPT: Answer must be 1-110 characters in length.
DESCRIPTION: This field is only used if FWD TYPE is
Auto-Forward. This field lists the original
user (and possibly the user's surrogate) who
forwarded the message to the user with the
forwarding address.
3.91,8.04 FWD TYPE ORIGINAL F;5 SET
Here are some scenarios:
'F' FOR Filter-Forward;
'R' FOR Regular-Forward;
LAST EDITED: NOV 28, 2001
HELP-PROMPT: What kind of forwarding, originally?
DESCRIPTION: This field is only used if FWD TYPE is
Auto-Forward. This field reveals how the
message was forwarded to the user who had the
forwarding address listing the recipient in
the .01 field.
Regular-Forward - A user simply forwarded this
message to the user with the forwarding
address. This is the default, if this field
is null.
Filter-Forward - A user has an active message
filter listing the user with the forwarding
address as a "forward to" person. This message
was sent to the user and then automatically
forwarded to the user during message delivery.
1. A user has a forwarding address, with no local delivery. Someone
Note that Auto-Forward is not a possibility,
because Auto-Forward is allowed only to remote
recipients or to devices or servers.
NOTE: This patch should be installed during off hours, when user activity
is at a minimum. It requires MailMan patches XM*7.1*163 & *177.
============================================================================
ROUTINES:
forwards the user a message, and it gets auto-forwarded. We can't tell
The second line of the routine now looks like:
;;7.1;MailMan;**[patch list]**;Jun 02, 1994
Before After
Name Checksum Checksum Patch List
----------------------------------------------------------------------
XMJMQ 13062269 14102654 40,57,70,50,96,110,131,172,200
XMKP 16277893 16071912 50,89,119,147,151,200
XMKP1 * NEW * 1811191 200
XMTDT 8336537 8338601 50,142,150,177,200
who forwarded the message to the user. This is the situation described
XMXADDR 15486856 15771323 50,96,101,104,107,131,148,163,200
XMXUTIL4 8751511 9367334 50,96,127,200
* Checksums produced by CHECK^XTSUMBLD
This patch introduces the following new routines:
XMKP1 - has no user-callable entry point
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INSTALLATION:
NOTE: This patch should be installed during off hours, when user activity
in the NOIS. Here's the QD before the patch:
is at a minimum. It requires MailMan patches XM*7.1*163 & *177.
1. Users may be on the system during installation of this patch.
2. DSM Sites: If any of these routines is mapped, disable mapping for the
affected routine(s).
3. On the PackMan menu, use the 'INSTALL/CHECK MESSAGE' option. This loads
the patch into a Transport Global on your system.
4. Users may be on the system. You do not need to stop TaskMan,
but you should stop the background filer.
On the Manage MailMan:Local Delivery Management menu, use the
following option to stop the background filer:
STOP background filer
Are you sure you want the BACKGROUND FILERS to STOP delivering mail? NO// YES
===
<< Background filer will stop soon. >>
5. On the KIDS:Installation menu, use the following options to install the
Transport Global:
Verify Checksums in Transport Global
Print Transport Global
Compare Transport Global to Current System
Backup a Transport Global
ANNA.GLYPTA@DOMAIN.EXT
Install Package(s)
Select INSTALL NAME: XM*7.1*200 Loaded from Distribution <date/time>
==========
Install Questions:
Incoming Files:
3.9 MESSAGE (Partial Definition)
Note: You already have the 'MESSAGE' File.
Want KIDS to INHIBIT LOGONs during the install? YES// NO
==
Forwarded by: GLYPTA,ANNA 27 Nov 01 11:11
Want to DISABLE Scheduled Options, Menu Options, and Protocols? YES// NO
==
Enter the Device you want to print the Install messages.
You can queue the install by enter a 'Q' at the device prompt.
Enter a '^' to abort the install.
DEVICE: HOME// <It's up to you. You may queue it if you wish.>
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6. Start the background filer.
On the Manage MailMan:Local Delivery Management menu, use the following
option to start the background filer:
START background filer
<< Background filer will start soon. >>
7. DSM Sites: After patch has installed, rebuild your map set, if necessary.
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Here's the QD after the patch:
ANNA.GLYPTA@DOMAIN.EXT
Auto-Forwarded by: GLYPTA,ANNA 27 Nov 01 11:11
Forwarded to GLYPTA,ANNA by: OLEUM,LYNN
2. Same scenario as above, but a different forwarder.
Here's the QD before the patch:
NOIS PUG-1101-52069
ANNA.GLYPTA@DOMAIN.EXT
Forwarded by: GLYPTA,ANNA 27 Nov 01 11:11
Here's the QD after the patch:
ANNA.GLYPTA@DOMAIN.EXT
Auto-Forwarded by: GLYPTA,ANNA 27 Nov 01 11:11
Filter-Forwarded to GLYPTA,ANNA by: PATCH,USER
3. This is a simpler scenario. There's no question as to who forwarded
Test Site: Puget Sound HCS
the message, but we're not sure how. Here's the QD before the patch:
GLYPTA,ANNA
Forwarded by: PATCH,USER 27 Nov 01 11:11
Here's the QD after the patch:
GLYPTA,ANNA
Filter-Forwarded by: PATCH,USER 27 Nov 01 11:11
The API QD^XMXUTIL3 is enhanced to include this new information. Additional
fields returned under XMTROOT for each recipient:
"FWD TYPE" (present only if forwarding is not "regular")
Type of forwarding.
"F" - Filter-Forward
"A" - Auto-Forward
"R" - Regular-Forward (default)
"FWD BY ORIG" (present only if "FWD TYPE" is "A")
Name of the person, possibly followed by, in parentheses,
When auto-forwarding or filter-forwarding messages, MailMan does not retain
the name of the surrogate of the person, who forwarded
the message to the recipient, who had auto-forwarding.
"FWD TYPE ORIG" (present only if "FWD TYPE" is "A" and the "FWD BY ORIG"
person filter-forwarded to the recipient.)
Type of forwarding, which led to the auto-forwarding.
"F" - Filter-Forward
"R" - Regular-Forward (default)
In order to facilitate this, three new fields are added to the recipient
the event chain as well as it should. This can lead to questions as to how
multiple in file 3.9:
STANDARD DATA DICTIONARY #3.91 -- RECIPIENT SUB-FILE STORED IN ^XMB(3.9,
DATA NAME GLOBAL DATA
ELEMENT TITLE LOCATION TYPE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
3.91,8.02 FWD TYPE F;3 SET
'F' FOR Filter-Forward;
'A' FOR Auto-Forward;
a message was forwarded. This patch addresses that problem by making it
'R' FOR Regular-Forward;
LAST EDITED: NOV 28, 2001
HELP-PROMPT: What kind of forwarding?
DESCRIPTION: Regular-Forward - A user simply forwarded this
message to the recipient in the .01 field.
This is the default, if this field is null.
Auto-Forward - A user has a forwarding address
listing the recipient in the .01 field. This
message was sent to the user and then
clear how messages came to be forwarded.
automatically forwarded to the recipient.
Filter-Forward - A user has an active message
filter listing the recipient in the .01 field
as a "forward to" person. This message was
sent to the user and then automatically
forwarded to the recipient during message
delivery.
3.91,8.03 FWD BY ORIGINAL F;4 FREE TEXT
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