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I0OJJ > FBB 16.01.18 20:07l 107 Lines 3566 Bytes #-3113 (0) @ WW
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On 01/16/2018 03:03 PM, i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org wrote:
> ----- Forwarded message -----
>
> Date: 16 Jan 18 06:24:00 GMT
> From: n1uro@n1uro.#cct.ct.usa.noam
> To: fbb@ww
> Subject: 20_epursat
>
> R:180116/0625z @:N1URO-7.#JNOS.CT.USA.NOAM [Unionville] #:41169 $:58424_n1uro
> R:180116/0624Z @:N1URO.#CCT.CT.USA.NOAM #:58424 [Unionville] $:58424_N1URO
>
> From: N1URO@N1URO.#CCT.CT.USA.NOAM
> To : FBB@WW
>
> Greetings;
> I originally submitted this to the mail list but the domain says it no longer
> exists so I'll cc my mail here:
>
> Bernard et al;
>
> I've modified the 20_epursat script. In the original script, Bernard
> sets a "sysop" variable based off of fbbgetconf (which is what I do with
> the other two I submitted) but in this one, SP SYSOP is called which
> while FBB will CC those listed in sysmail, the original "SP SYSOP" mail
> requires an additional kill by the sysop to flush it. Here's my script:
>
> #!/bin/bash
> BINDIR=/usr/local/sbin
> DATADIR=/usr/local/var/ax25/fbb
> SYSOP=`/usr/local/sbin/fbbgetconf sysmail`
> HADD=`/usr/local/sbin/fbbgetconf call`
> echo
> echo "--- Running satdoc & satupdat"
> echo
>
> if [ -e $DATADIR/sat/amsat.txt ];
> then
> cd $DATADIR/sat
> echo -e "sp $SYSOP\r\nSATDOC results\r\n" > $DATADIR/satdoc.res
> $BINDIR/satdoc amsat.txt >> $DATADIR/satdoc.res
> $BINDIR/satdoc -i amsat.txt >> $DATADIR/satdoc.res
> echo -e "\r\n/ex\r\n" >> $DATADIR/satdoc.res
> cat $DATADIR/satdoc.res >> $DATADIR/mail/mail.in
> echo -e "sp $SYSOP\r\nSATUPDAT results\r\n" >
> $DATADIR/satupdat.res
> $BINDIR/satupdat amsat.txt /n /d60 >> $DATADIR/satupdat.res
> $BINDIR/satupdat amsat.txt /a /d60 >> $DATADIR/satupdat.res
> echo -e "\r\n/ex\r\n" >> $DATADIR/satupdat.res
> cat $DATADIR/satupdat.res >> $DATADIR/mail/mail.in
> rm amsat.txt
> fi
>
> ret=$?
>
> exit $ret
>
> ---- EOF ----
>
> In reality, the only changes are 2 lines that contain "sp sysop ..."
> changed to: "sp $SYSOP ..."
>
> Feel free to include this in the distro Bernard.
>
> 73 de n1uro
>
> ----- End of forwarded message -----
Hi Brian and all,
since the last century I'm using with success the following
the following script on my linux server...
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#!/bin/bash
BINDIR=/usr/local/sbin
DATADIR=/usr/local/var/ax25/fbb
echo
echo "--- Running satdoc & satupdat"
echo
if [ -e $DATADIR/sat/amsat.txt ];
then
cd $DATADIR/sat
echo -e "sp sysop\r\nSATDOC results\r\n" > $DATADIR/satdoc.res
$BINDIR/satdoc amsat.txt >> $DATADIR/satdoc.res
$BINDIR/satdoc -i amsat.txt >> $DATADIR/satdoc.res
echo -e "\r\n/ex\r\n" >> $DATADIR/satdoc.res
# cat $DATADIR/satdoc.res >> $DATADIR/mail/mail.in
echo -e "sp sysop\r\nSATUPDAT results\r\n" > $DATADIR/satupdat.res
$BINDIR/satupdat amsat.txt /n /d60 >> $DATADIR/satupdat.res
$BINDIR/satupdat amsat.txt /a /d60 >> $DATADIR/satupdat.res
echo -e "\r\n/ex\r\n" >> $DATADIR/satupdat.res
# cat $DATADIR/satupdat.res >> $DATADIR/mail/mail.in
rm amsat.txt
fi
ret=$?
exit $ret
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73 and ciao, gus i0ojj/ir0aab
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