diff --git a/html/programs/mbtask.html b/html/programs/mbtask.html
index 07ee5a4a..69ae7d53 100644
--- a/html/programs/mbtask.html
+++ b/html/programs/mbtask.html
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
-Last update 02-Feb-2002
+Last update 23-Mar-2002
mbtask - MBSE BBS Taskmanager
@@ -70,6 +70,11 @@ But before any program is started a number of things are checked:
scanned.
Scan the mailer outbound for work. This builds a list of nodes with mail
in the outbound and sets the necessary flags on nodes who may be called.
+ If a node needs to be called, mbtask will spawn mbcico to
+ call this node. The number of free modem and ISDN ports and the maximum
+ number of TCP/IP sessions and already registered sessions, determine
+ howmany sessions will be started. The sessions will be started at
+ intervals of 20 seconds.
It will also set a time when something will change for a node, ie. a zone
mail hour is reached, or a mail window for a node with Txx flags is
reached. Internally this scheduler runs at the UTC clock because Fidonet
@@ -201,6 +206,10 @@ Command: ALOG:5,fil,prg,pid,grade,txt; Write a line of text in logfile with gra
Reply: 100:0; Ok.
201:1,errno; Error, number in errno.
+Command: ATCP:1,pid; Registrate this session as TCP/IP session.
+Reply: 100:0; Ok.
+ 200:1,Syntax Error; Error.
+
Command: AUSR:3,pid,uid,city; Set username and city
Reply: 100:0; Ok.
200:1,Syntax Error; Error.
@@ -317,8 +326,10 @@ Reply: 100:0; Ok (also if there was no semafore).
Note: in reply of GDST the reply is 100:n,size free mountpoint fstype,.....
where n = 1 for 1 filesystem, and 10 for a total of 10 filesystems. There
will never be a reply for more then 10 filesystems. The reported filesystems
-are retrieved from /etc/mtab which is the actual mountstatus. This is used
-by the mbmon program to get a "live" view of your filesystems.
+are retrieved from /etc/mtab which is the actual mountstatus. On FreeBSD and
+NetBSD a system call is used to get the information about the mounted
+filesystem.
+This is used by the mbmon program to get a "live" view of your filesystems.
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