Difference between revisions of "Mail Timeout (Event Type)"
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:- Upon timeout activate $[[CPYM]] to copy the mail to another station or group of stations, of insert the mail in own queue with a higher priority | :- Upon timeout activate $[[CPYM]] to copy the mail to another station or group of stations, of insert the mail in own queue with a higher priority | ||
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:- Forward unattended call requests | :- Forward unattended call requests | ||
Revision as of 00:50, 6 November 2007
Event description
Event Owner: | A station or an UDP group |
Event type: | 20 - Mail Timeout |
Subevent: | N/A |
When change to ON: | When a mail times out |
When change to OFF: | N/A |
When related to: | The sending station and Mail tag |
Additional information
- - Each mail entry has a timer, default timeout is 7,5 days
- - The time can be changed by the data message $SMT (Set_Mail_Timeout)
- - The timer has 10 seconds resolution
- - The event "20 Mail Timeout" is triggered 10 seconds before the mail entry is deleted
- - Use the event "10 Received mail" ON to set the timer
- - Syntax:
- $SMT Lxxxx Wyyyy Qzz
- xxxx = Queuing station's dir no
- yyyy = Mail tag identifying this mail entry
- Zz = Time in seconds
- Example: $SMT L%1.dir W%2.tag Q60
- - Upon timeout activate $CPYM to copy the mail to another station or group of stations, of insert the mail in own queue with a higher priority
- - Forward unattended call requests
Application
- - Activate a buzzer when the first call request arrives, or when a higher priority request arrives