Re: BMS: Killing off old connections

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From: Jim Pritchett
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 1995 01:25

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In article <DCn3sn.AIp@agora.rdrop.com>, Bill Seymour writes:

> 	I'm sure I probably already knew this one, but I'm having a
> hard time remembering. :-) How do I kill off a site after that site
> goes away? I noticed the other day that my bms_err mail file was
> getting big, apparntly because BMS tries to get update info from
> each connected site periodically. I'd like to go through and clean
> out ones that haven't been responding...

You can use BMS dequeue ID or BMS destroy ID.  If they are really gone,
destroy is probably better.  ID is the "STAT" number you can see when
you do a BMS command with no options.


                                                Jim Pritchett


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Subject: Re: BMS: Killing off old connections
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