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In a previous article, madison@TGV.COM wrote:
> 
>No, it's a system-wide setting.  The logical name that controls it is
>MULTINET_SMTP_RETURN_INTERVAL; it's equivalence string should be a VMS
>delta time value.   If you wanted to set the value to be one day, for
>example, you would define it as follows:
> 
>    $ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC MULTINET_SMTP_RETURN_INTERVAL "1 00:00:00

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IMHO, it would be nice to have more than one such logical, each tied to
a specific queue, so that i could have a say, 'local mail' queue with
return interval of 12-24 hours for mail going to reliable sites in 
usually accessible places, and another queue, say, 'overseas mail'
with a return interval of 5-7 days for mail going to places where the
availability of nameservers and connectivity to distant hosts is
problematical.
-jrf

 
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