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Michiel Broek 2002-03-23 13:30:50 +00:00
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<h5>Last update 02-Feb-2002</h5> <h5>Last update 23-Mar-2002</h5>
<P>&nbsp;<P> <P>&nbsp;<P>
<H1>mbtask - MBSE BBS Taskmanager</H1> <H1>mbtask - MBSE BBS Taskmanager</H1>
@ -70,6 +70,11 @@ But before any program is started a number of things are checked:
scanned. scanned.
<LI>Scan the mailer outbound for work. This builds a list of nodes with mail <LI>Scan the mailer outbound for work. This builds a list of nodes with mail
in the outbound and sets the necessary flags on nodes who may be called. in the outbound and sets the necessary flags on nodes who may be called.
If a node needs to be called, <b>mbtask</b> will spawn <b>mbcico</b> to
call this node. The number of free modem and ISDN ports and the maximum
number of TCP/IP sessions and already registered sessions, determine
howmany sessions will be started. The sessions will be started at
intervals of 20 seconds.
It will also set a time when something will change for a node, ie. a zone It will also set a time when something will change for a node, ie. a zone
mail hour is reached, or a mail window for a node with Txx flags is mail hour is reached, or a mail window for a node with Txx flags is
reached. Internally this scheduler runs at the UTC clock because Fidonet reached. Internally this scheduler runs at the UTC clock because Fidonet
@ -201,6 +206,10 @@ Command: ALOG:5,fil,prg,pid,grade,txt; Write a line of text in logfile with gra
Reply: 100:0; Ok. Reply: 100:0; Ok.
201:1,errno; Error, number in errno. 201:1,errno; Error, number in errno.
Command: ATCP:1,pid; Registrate this session as TCP/IP session.
Reply: 100:0; Ok.
200:1,Syntax Error; Error.
Command: AUSR:3,pid,uid,city; Set username and city Command: AUSR:3,pid,uid,city; Set username and city
Reply: 100:0; Ok. Reply: 100:0; Ok.
200:1,Syntax Error; Error. 200:1,Syntax Error; Error.
@ -317,8 +326,10 @@ Reply: 100:0; Ok (also if there was no semafore).
Note: in reply of GDST the reply is 100:n,size free mountpoint fstype,..... Note: in reply of GDST the reply is 100:n,size free mountpoint fstype,.....
where n = 1 for 1 filesystem, and 10 for a total of 10 filesystems. There where n = 1 for 1 filesystem, and 10 for a total of 10 filesystems. There
will never be a reply for more then 10 filesystems. The reported filesystems will never be a reply for more then 10 filesystems. The reported filesystems
are retrieved from /etc/mtab which is the actual mountstatus. This is used are retrieved from /etc/mtab which is the actual mountstatus. On FreeBSD and
by the <b>mbmon</b> program to get a "live" view of your filesystems. NetBSD a system call is used to get the information about the mounted
filesystem.
This is used by the <b>mbmon</b> program to get a "live" view of your filesystems.
<P>&nbsp;<P> <P>&nbsp;<P>
<A HREF="index.htm"><IMG SRC="../images/larrow.gif" ALT="Index" Border="0">Back to index</A>&nbsp; <A HREF="index.htm"><IMG SRC="../images/larrow.gif" ALT="Index" Border="0">Back to index</A>&nbsp;