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This checklist was generated on Fri, 1 Nov 2002 12:16:15 -0800 (PST)
by the PMDF configuration generator V6.2.
(1) You have configured PMDF-LAN separately from the MTA.
Therefore you have to verify that the MTA configuration file
"PMDF_TABLE:PMDF.CNF" includes the rewrite-rules and channel
definitions for PMDF-LAN: "PMDF_TABLE:LAN.RULES" and "PMDF_TABLE:LAN.CHANS".
(2) There is a shell script file called PMDF_COM:PC_POST.COM
which will do the PC polling. You need to submit this shell script
file as a batch job as instructed by the comments in that file.
For cc:Mail,
(3) Create the post office "PMDF" in cc:Mail. This is
done by simply entering its name into the Mail directory with P for
its location.
(4) Make sure the directory containing the files D0:[PMDFCC]CCMAIL.EXP,
D0:[PMDFCC]CCMAIL.IMP, D0:[PMDFCC]CCMAIL.UND is created and writeable
by both PMDF and the PC side.
(5) Copy PMDF_ROOT:[OTHER.DOS]DELAY.EXE to a directory where the PC can see it.
This program can be used to introduce delays between running the
import/export utilities.
(6) You need to set up a batch job on a PC to run IMPORT/EXPORT
programs with the following basic (example) commands:
:loop
m:\ccadmin\import file/hex <CCMAILPO> <admin_password> m:\ccdata
m:\ccadmin\export file/hex format/fan PMDF <admin_password> m:\ccdata
delay 5min
goto loop
The above example assumes M: to be the drive where your ccmail files are
and that you are using the default names ccmail.imp, ccmail.exp and
ccmail.und for importing and exporting. <admin_password> is
the administrator password to cc:Mail. <CCMAILPO> is assumed to be
the name of your cc:Mail post office; you need to substitute your actual
cc:Mail postoffice name where <CCMAILPO> is shown. Please see the cc:Mail
import/export manual for more details on the format of the command.
(7) For proper handling of attachments, you should consider enabling
mappings such as those demonstrated in the sample file
PMDF_TABLE:CC_MAPPINGS.SAMPLE. To enable these mappings, cut and
paste the contents of the sample file into the PMDF_TABLE:MAPPINGS. file.
For WordPerfect Office
(8) Make sure PMDF is defined as a gateway in WordPerfect Office,
with the WPO domain of example and post office of pmdf
(9) Make sure the gateway subdirectories in WordPerfect Office
are created, i.e. the ATT_IN, API_IN, ATT_OUT and API_OUT directories
should be created as viewed from the system as:
D0:[PMDFWPO.WPDOMAIN.WPGATE.API40.ATT_IN],
D0:[PMDFWPO.WPDOMAIN.WPGATE.API40.API_IN],
D0:[PMDFWPO.WPDOMAIN.WPGATE.API40.ATT_OUT] and
D0:[PMDFWPO.WPDOMAIN.WPGATE.API40.API_OUT] respectively.
(10) Make sure you run the WordPerfect Office's Connectivity
Server on a PC, which will import/export the messages.
(11) For proper handling of attachments, you should consider enabling
mappings such as those demonstrated in the sample file
PMDF_TABLE:WPO_MAPPINGS.SAMPLE. To enable these mappings, cut and
paste the contents of the sample file into the PMDF_TABLE:MAPPINGS. file.
For eight bit character set handling
(12) Add a CHARSET-CONVERSION mapping table to your
mappings file to convert between the eight bit
character sets in use at your site and those commonly used
on the Internet. For example,
CHARSET-CONVERSION
! Convert character sets cc_* <-> l, and cc_* <-> tcp_*
IN-CHAN=cc_*;OUT-CHAN=l;CONVERT Yes
IN-CHAN=cc_*;OUT-CHAN=tcp_*;CONVERT Yes
IN-CHAN=l;OUT-CHAN=cc_*;CONVERT Yes
IN-CHAN=tcp_*;OUT-CHAN=cc_*;CONVERT Yes
IN-CHAN=cc_*;OUT-CHAN=l;IN-CHARSET=ibm850 OUT-CHARSET=iso-8859-1
IN-CHAN=cc_*;OUT-CHAN=tcp_*;IN-CHARSET=ibm850 OUT-CHARSET=iso-8859-1
IN-CHAN=l;OUT-CHAN=cc_*;IN-CHARSET=iso-8859-1 OUT-CHARSET=ibm850
IN-CHAN=tcp_*;OUT-CHAN=cc_*;IN-CHARSET=iso-8859-1 OUT-CHARSET=ibm850
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