"Eric Thomas (CERN/L3)" <ERIC@LEPICS>
Thu, 17 Nov 88 17:35:40 GMT
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This works as designed. If you send a command in a file, you will get the
output in a file. If you had sent this command interactively, you would
have got an interactive reply. ECHO=NO only means the COMMAND will not be
echoed back to you, ie you won't have '> GET CONTROL FILELIST' in the
reply (and of course, if the reply is 0 lines it is not sent at all). In
1.5n and below, the reply was forced as 'interactive message or nothing',
for some unknown reason (I was probably half asleep when I wrote that
piece of code). Now Internet users who order a file, especially through a
server like Mark's MAC server, wouldn't know whether the file is sent or
not and if yes, under what name. Getting a small note telling you the
file is coming prevents you from resending your request on the basis that
mail is not safe.
To suppress the message, put 'ECHO=NO,REPLY-TO=NONE' on the JOB card.
Eric
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