Ray Quinn wrote to All <=-
Rob, et al.:
As the subject suggests, I have a question regarding BINKIT.
Other than it not supporting fileboxes (yet, I switched to the
standard BSO) I was running it without issue, save one. Until (or
unless) TICKIT supports downlink nodes automatically turning on
and off file areas and other controls via "filefix", I am using
HTICK. I especially like the fact that they (binkit and tickit)
are intergrated into the SBBSECHO settings eliminating extra configurations like I am currently using with HTICK.
My issue is that when BINKIT brings the files in, mail bundles,
*.TIC files and their associated files, they just sit in the
inbound directory. With BINKD, there is the "exec" command line
in the configuration file to execute another program, in this
case HTICK. Is there a way to have BINKIT call HTICK?
Ray, yes there is. Binkit will automatically call Tickit when new
TIC files arrive. I'll assume you already have the 'TICKIT' event defined/enabled (if not the directions are on the Wiki in the
Modules section). What you can do is change the command line
definition for that event. Instead of the current one '?tickit.js'
just define a batch/script file that calls the processor you want to
use (HTICK). In that TICKIT event setup you'll also want to change
the "Use Shell to Execute" setting to YES.
Hope this helps, good luck.
... So easy, a child could do it. Child sold separately.
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