Subj : Re: MakeNL and how it works?
To : Eric Renfro
From : Bill McGarrity
Date : Sat Sep 05 2015 07:37 pm
-=> Eric Renfro wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
ER> Re: Re: MakeNL and how it works?
ER> By: Bill McGarrity to Eric Renfro on Sat Sep 05 2015 01:20 pm
BM> -=> Eric Renfro wrote to All <=-
BM> Did you get my netmail??
ER> Hehe, yes, Bill, I did. I'm looking at it, still not honestly
ER> understanding what it's looking for in order to do what it needs to do.
ER> Like, what /should/ be in the master directory (defaulting to the
ER> current working directory if not set specifically), and everything.
The first time you run makenl with the -p switch (-process), it will create
files that are put in the master.
ER> I put together a little modified version of it in preparation to work
ER> with net135, I just don't know if it's right or what it's doing, or
ER> going to be doing. heh heh
Here is the one you'll use for SportNet.... just make the the obvious changes
for the net, run makenl in the -TEST mode to make sure there are no error.
(You're going to need to change the path to your netmail folder.)
===Start net110.ctl===
make net 110 ; note explicit name of file simplifies processing
outfile net110 ;master file and output file have SAME name
submit 24:10/0 ;where you send updates, CRASH and/or HOLD optional
netaddress 24:110/0 ; your network address here
messages c:\????? ; path name to mail server's network mail area
PRIvate ok
ALLOwunpub 1
MINphone 1
; No other options are needed. Master directory and output directory will
; default to the current directory.
;
;
Data
You'll not need a master folder as the output will be stored in the folder
where makenl is run from. You'll edit this control file as you add nodes.
Remember to follow the order in which the entries are entered. If they're
wrong, it will give you an error. Always run the -TEST mode first!!
As mark stated previously, makenl will attach the segment and will be sent to
your RC.
