MHS: Running the MHS Gateway from Within MS-DOS
ID: Q115552
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The information in this article applies to:
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Microsoft Mail Gateway to MHS, version 3.0
SUMMARY
Although version 3.0 of Microsoft Mail Gateway to MHS is normally spawned
from within the MHS Host, the gateway can be run from a command line as
long as the parameters used are the same as those from MHS.
The MHS gateway has two active components:
Component Description
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INPOST.EXE Gets messages from the Microsoft Mail database and puts
them into MHS
OUTPOST.EXE Gets messages from MHS and puts them into Microsoft Mail
MORE INFORMATION
When a gateway is defined in MHS, a subdirectory is created in the
MHS\MAIL\GATES directory. This subdirectory has the same name as the
gateway and contains the following five subdirectories:
Directory Description
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IN Where INPOST.EXE places messages going from Microsoft Mail
to MHS
IPARCEL Where corresponding incoming attachments are placed
OUT Where OUTPOST.EXE places messages going from MHS to
Microsoft Mail
OPARCEL Where corresponding outgoing attachments are placed
PUBLIC Where the INPOST.EXE and OUTPOST.EXE files are kept
The directory structure looks like this:
MHS - MAIL - GATES - MSMAIL - IN
- IPARCEL
- OUT
- OPARCEL
- PUBLIC - INPOST.EXE
- OUTPOST.EXE
Use the following command to run INPOST.EXE or OUTPOST.EXE from the
directory F:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\MSMAIL\PUBLIC
INPOST -DM F:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\MSMAIL\ F:\MHS\SW\
OUTPOST -DM F:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\MSMAIL\ F:\MHS\SW\
where:
-DM is the command-line switch described on pages 19-21 in the "MHS
Gateway Administrator's Guide" (pp. 19 - 21).
F:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\MSMAIL\ is a full path to the gateway directories.
F:\MHS\SW\ is a path to the MHS directory so INPOST or OUTPOST knows
where to create its temporary files. This location is normally set with
the MV variable.
Additional query words:
3.00
Keywords :
Version : MS-DOS:3.0
Platform : MS-DOS
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