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Conference marvin::x25psi

Title:Packet Switching Products
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Moderator:MARVIN::COBB
Created:Mon Apr 09 1990
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3752
Total number of notes:14903

3744.0. "Can we set a pass all call data values for psi mail?" by HTSC19::KENNETH () Wed Apr 09 1997 11:32

Hi,

One of my customer is runinng PSI V4.3, the phase IV one without any problem
on sending and receiving PSI mail.  However, there is another site that
send the PSI mail to this node with another call data value.  

Therefore, it has problem on receiving PSI mail from this node.

My questions are:

1) Can we set the call data value to a universal one, that is it accept
   all kinds of call data values.

2) If not, can we add one more psi_mail object that has different call values?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Kenneth Leung
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3744.1MARVIN::CARLINIThu Apr 10 1997 09:4927
>One of my customer is runinng PSI V4.3, the phase IV one without any problem
>on sending and receiving PSI mail.  However, there is another site that
>send the PSI mail to this node with another call data value.  

    The first thing is to make sure you have the latest kit - you should be
    running V4.3A at both ends, otherwise you will eventually hit some
    interesting hangs in mail.
    
>1) Can we set the call data value to a universal one, that is it accept
>   all kinds of call data values.

    You can get rid of the call data value, but then you will have to find
    some other way of distinguishing between calls intended for mail and
    any other calls you expect to be able to handle.
    
    The real question is what are they trying to achieve at this one site
    that is different?
    
>2) If not, can we add one more psi_mail object that has different call values?
>
    You can add another object, set up the same way as PSI_MAIL but with
    the appropriate call data value. You can't (IIRC) call it PSI_MAIL, but
    you can call it PSI_MAIL1 (the name doesn't matter).
    
    Antonio