From: alterego@ALTERANT.remove-k62-this

Another question.

How can I force synchronet (binkit) to force poll a hub?

With Vert I know I can touch qnets/vert.now - is there a similar approach for fido?


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From: al@1:153/757.remove-wkg-this

To: Alterego
Hello Alterego,

How can I force synchronet (binkit) to force poll a hub?

With Vert I know I can touch qnets/vert.now - is there a similar
approach for fido?

You can poll a node from the command line using binkit by running..

exec/jsexec binkit -l 1:234/567

You can also poll nodes periodicaly with the binkpoll event. Set poll to yes in echocfg (in the binkp settings) and that node will be polled whenever your binkpoll event runs.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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From: alterego@ALTERANT.remove-min-this

To: Al
Re: Force poll
By: Al to Alterego on Tue Jul 23 2019 11:39 pm

You can poll a node from the command line using binkit by running.. exec/jsexec binkit -l 1:234/567

Got it, that's what I was after.

Is there a semaphore file that exists (or can be set up), for a single FTN upstream hub - that when created will poll a hub? (eg: like touch vert.now)

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From: digital.man@vert.synchro.net.remove-vof-this

To: Alterego
Re: Force poll
By: Alterego to All on Wed Jul 24 2019 03:31 pm

Another question.

How can I force synchronet (binkit) to force poll a hub?

With Vert I know I can touch qnets/vert.now - is there a similar approach for fido?

touch data/binkpoll.now

See http://wiki.synchro.net/config:semfiles#event_semaphore_files for details.

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From: al@1:153/757.remove-xah-this

To: Alterego
Hello Alterego,

You can poll a node from the command line using binkit by running..
exec/jsexec binkit -l 1:234/567

Got it, that's what I was after.

Is there a semaphore file that exists (or can be set up), for a single
FTN upstream hub - that when created will poll a hub? (eg: like touch vert.now)

I haven't tried it myself but I think you can create a second event similar to the binkpoll event called poll1234 perhaps with different command line options and then touch poll1234.now.

You might have to play with that but I think it's doable.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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From: alterego@ALTERANT.remove-nca-this

To: Al
Re: Force poll
By: Al to Alterego on Wed Jul 24 2019 06:15 am

I haven't tried it myself but I think you can create a second event similar to the binkpoll event called poll1234 perhaps with different command line options and then touch poll1234.now.

Oh, ok, that makes sense.

(Slowly getting head around synchronet.)

Thanks Al.

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