I run import through a batch file which backs up the soup packet (for
safety) and redirects the output to a file which is then appended to a yarn
folder I call "import.log" (with my Text 2 Folder rexx script) ... which is
kept trimmed to the previous thirty days of imports (with my Foldup rexx
script) for reference in case something goes wrong, or I need to know for
some unknown reason. Much fun.
(how's that for scripting, Phil? <-: )
Now i'm thinking of adding a new script which parses the import outputs
and keep running statistics on the whole thing. If i have too much time on
my hands....
And yes, i feel so sorry about your problem with your Pentium Pro. So sad.
Maybe you could hook an old RLE hard drive up to it to slow it down a bit.
(-;
I have been informed (in great detail!) via email of the many circumstances
in which the Message-ID could be changed on duplicate messages -- so yarn
woudln't recognise them as Dupes. I demure... it could happen. Hasn't
happened to me, but could happen.
I suggested Yarn forget about Message-ID's and do an MD5 hash of the body
of each message coming in and judge dupes that way. <-: And on your pentium
pro you won't notice the slow down. Heh.
Um, what were we talking about again?
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