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<h5>Last update 24-Feb-2002</h5>
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<H1>MBSE BBS Setup - Task Manager.</H1>
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<H3>Introduction</H3>
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The task manager is the daemon which controls the MBSE BBS. It watches semafore's and spawns
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programs in the background. It also watches the outbound to see if there are
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nodes to call.
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The behaviour is setup in this screen.
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<H3>Edit Task Manager</H3>
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<pre>
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<b>Mailout </b>Action for semafore mailout.
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<b>Mailin </b>Action for semafore mailin.
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<b>Newnews </b>Action for semafore newnews.
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<b>Index 1 </b>Nodelist compiler 1 for semafore mbindex.
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<b>Index 2 </b>Nodelist compiler 2 for semafore mbindex.
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<b>Index 3 </b>Nodelist compiler 3 for semafore mbindex.
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<b>Msglink </b>Action for semafore msglink.
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<b>Reqindex </b>Action for semafore reqindex.
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<b>ISP conn </b>Not in use yet!
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<b>ISP disc </b>Not in use yet!
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<b>Ping #1 </b>IP address of node to ping to check the internet.
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<b>Ping #2 </b>IP address of second node to ping to check the internet.
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<b>Max TCP </b>Maximum simultaneous outgoing calls over the internet.
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<b>Max Load </b>Max system load until processing is suspended.
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<b>ZMH start </b>Start of Zone Mail Hour in UTC time.
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<b>ZMH end </b>End of Zone Mail Hour in UTC time.
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<b>Debug </b>Enable debug logging.
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Default are the original MBSE commands filled in, but you could also call
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shell scripts.
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The two IP addresses to ping need to be IP addresses, not hostnames. This is the
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most reliable way to check the connection. You should enter the IP addresses of
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the nameservers of your own ISP here. One of these will always be up, so if one
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of these can be reached, the internet connection is assumed to be alive. The
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status of the internet connection is used to decide if it is allowed (and
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possible) to call TCP/IP nodes. Calling these nodes is not depending on ZMH
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unless the destination is not a CM node.<br>
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The <b>max load</b> setting decides at which system load point processing of background
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tasks will be suspended. The default value should be allright for machines slower then 200
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MHz or with low ram. On faster machines you may set this value higher.
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