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|  Message 8092  |
|  Stephen Walsh to Rick Smith  |
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|  09 Aug 22 10:44:54  |
 
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MSGID: 3:633/280 62f1af27
CHRS: UTF-8 2
TZUTC: 1000
TID: hpt/lnx 1.9 2022-07-03
Hello Rick!
08 Aug 22 05:01, you wrote to me:
SW>> Even though I'm running linux this is what my exec line looks
SW>> like, and it get's executed every time:
RS> Yeah my linux setups are just fine been doing those for years, Os2 is
RS> a little finicky with things.
I haven't used OS/2 in so long, the cheese has whole's in it. #;)
SW>> The hpt-copy.sh makes a backup of the mail, in year/month/day
SW>> directories, and then runs the hpt process's to do the mail.
RS> Thats really cool...
someone posted it to either here or another network.
I have hpt creating the lockfile in it's config.
---cut me here---
#!/bin/bash
if [ -f /husky/semafore/hpt ]
then exit
fi
echo "copying packets"
SECURE=/husky/inbound.sec
BACKUPDIR=/husky/mail-backup
pushd $BACKUPDIR
if [ ! -d "`date +%Y`" ]; then
mkdir `date +%Y`
fi
cd `date +%Y`
if [ ! -d "`date +%m`" ]; then
mkdir `date +%m`
fi
cd `date +%m`
if [ ! -d "`date +%d`" ]; then
mkdir `date +%d`
fi
cd `date +%d`
find $SECURE -iname "*.pkt" -exec cp -p \{\} ./ \;
find $SECURE -iname "*.PKT" -exec cp -p \{\} ./ \;
for f in mo tu we th fr sa su; do
find $SECURE -iname "*.${f}?" -exec cp -p \{\} ./ \;
done
/husky/bin/hpt toss
sleep 2
/husky/bin/hpt afix
/husky/bin/htick scan
sleep 2
/husky/bin/hpt pack
rm /husky/semafore/hpt
---cut me here---
Stephen
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