On Sun, 24 November, 2013 10:43 pm, Dave Higton wrote: > In message <mpro.mwsgzf00c5gyk02uw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.invalid> > Jeremy Nicoll - zf freelists > <jn.fr.lsts.74@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > wrote: > >>Dave Higton <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>>However, it often happens that the BBxM is up, with AntiSpam >>> fetching >>>new mail, before the Iyonix is up, so AntiSpam can't send the mail >>> to >>>the Iyonix. It stops with an error box. >> >>Do you mean that AS is trying to place fetched mail in a file that's >> on the >>Iyonix's file system, accessed via ShareFS? > > Yes. > >>Maybe you need to have AS fetch mail to a local set of files on the >> BBxM >>machine, and solve the problem of moving those to the Iyo separately? >> >>I think I'd make the Iyo pull files from BBxM to its file system, >> when it >>can see files that are available to be grabbed, rather than push them >> from >>the BBxM. > > The way I have it now is exactly how AntiSpam and Messenger Pro > work normally. The only difference is that the "Download file" > is on ShareFS rather than local. > > What you suggest sounds like a complicated solution to the problem. > > Dave > You have two possibilites as I see it. Use WaitUntil or IfThere to run Antispam WaitUntil Exists Share::Iyonix.$.FileSystem.testfile ADFS::BBxM.$.FileSystem.!AntiSpam IfThere Share::Iyonix.$.FileSystem.testfile Then Filer_Run ADFS::BBxM.$.FileSystem.!AntiSpam { > null: } Both of those are a single line. HTH -- Regards, Dave Lawton HTML emails are just a security risk, and nobody needs that.