Subj : packets
To   : Jerry Schwartz
From : Peter Knapper
Date : Wed Dec 27 2006 04:53 pm

Hi Jerry,

PK> Squish packs mail into .PKT format files, and then the ROUTE.CFG
PK> section tells Squish what you wish to DO with those files. The .CUT
PK> extension is simply a .PKT format file that has been RENAMED into a
PK> format for sending to a node. If you want to use .PKT files "au
PK> natural" (natively) then use the LEAVE command in ROUTE.CFG to tell
PK> Squish to NOT touch the created .PKT file.

JS> Doesn't the mailer rename the .?UT files as .PKT files
JS> when they are sent? That's my vague and possibly incorrect memory.

Its been a long time since I looked into this and you may be correct, however
as I understand it the original poster wanted the .PKT format BEFORE BinkD got
its hands on them.

Cheers.............pk.


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