Re: Re[2]: [sniffer] auto update tmp files

2005-09-23 Thread Bonno Bloksma 

Hi,


I had trouble for a while with the del %1  functionality, but I
had a problem with the script running in the wrong directory. I

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Yeah, my script does explicitly enter the sniffer directory, and the
line to delete the file is explicit as well:

Del s:\imail\spool\%1

...but that never worked.  Maybe if I cd into the spool first it might


It would not work because..

I have the %1 parameter in the email sent to me as part of the reporting. 
Using IMail 8.21 Here is what's in the email:

Rulefile OK, updated
C:\IMail\spool\tmp6C40.tmp

As you can see the %1 is a complete path. So just Del %1 should do the 
trick.


Groetjes,


Bonno Bloksma

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RE: Re[2]: [sniffer] auto update tmp files

2005-09-23 Thread Dan Horne 
Bonno Bloksma  wrote on Friday, September 23, 2005 2:44 AM:

 C:\IMail\spool\tmp6C40.tmp
 
 As you can see the %1 is a complete path. So just Del %1 should do
 the trick. 

Wow, thanks.  I never thought of actually checking to see what the value
of %1 was.  I just assumed (I know...) that it was just the file name.  

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RE: Re[2]: [sniffer] auto update tmp files

2005-09-22 Thread Dan Horne 
Pete McNeil  wrote on Thursday, September 22, 2005 11:24 AM:

 On Thursday, September 22, 2005, 9:51:31 AM, John wrote:
 
 Sorry I'm late.
 
 I had trouble for a while with the del %1  functionality, but I
 had a problem with the script running in the wrong directory. I
 believe I added a cd \sniffer2 type line and it worked thereafter
 like a charm.
 
 This is a common problem with program aliases in IMail. It is always
 best to set the working directory at the top of any scripts that run
 as a program alias so that there is no question where they are
 running. I've learned that one the hard way a couple of times ;-)   
 
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Yeah, my script does explicitly enter the sniffer directory, and the
line to delete the file is explicit as well:

Del s:\imail\spool\%1

...but that never worked.  Maybe if I cd into the spool first it might
work, but it is working with current directive, which is:

Del s:\imail\spool\*.tmp

...so I really don't have a compelling reason to test it.

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