[mrtg] Re: external script error on win2k

[Jim Jones, Jr.]

If this will help, heres the script and its output:

SCRIPT:
@echo off
type \\lecar\e$\imail\mrtg\rdeliver.txt    (these two files have nothing in
them but a number followed by a CR-LF)
type \\lecar\e$\imail\mrtg\rdeliver.txt
echo Unknown
echo lecar.isp.oct.net

OUTPUT:
4929
4929
Unknown
lecar.isp.oct.net


----- Original Message -----
From: "Rich Adamson" <radamson at routers.com>
To: "Jim Jones, Jr." <jimjones at oct.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [mrtg] Re: external script error on win2k


> Jim,
> Yes.
> I've only been on this list for six months or so, but it seems the
majority
> of folks that are on here are very much newbies. Most would not have a
clue
> what you are trying to accomplish with only the config data shown below,
so
> I wouldn't expect anyone to respond.
> For someone to even have a clue, they would apparently have to have some
> experience with Imail (and I'm reading between the lines to even get
that).
> Since no one is going to have any idea what is inside
"ImailMrtgdeliver.cmd",
> there is no way for anyone to respond even if they had Imail running.
> So, there's your answer.
> Rich
>
> > is anyone getting these messages?  this is the second question i've
posted
> > and not one bite!  even if you don't know the answer, let me know if
you're
> > getting it!
> >
> > > CONFIG:
> > >
> > > Target[lecar.imail.rdeliver]: `e:\scripts\ImailMrtgRdeliver.cmd`
> > > MaxBytes[lecar.imail.rdeliver]: 10000000
> > > Title[lecar.imail.rdeliver]: lecar.imail.rdeliver
> > > PageTop[lecar.imail.rdeliver]: <H1>lecar.imail.rdeliver</H1>
> > > Options[lecar.imail.rdeliver]: gauge, nopercent, unknaszero, growright
> > > Suppress[lecar.imail.rdeliver]: d
> > > kilo[lecar.imail.rdeliver]: 1000
>
>

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