Hi there

Just back home tonight after several days away. Friday awaits and it's an
early start - argh.

I wanted to ask is there any easy way of being able to run some sort of scan across the echomail\out for a HUB to detect how many packets (compressed
and/or raw) are sitting waiting for nodes to pick up?

I suspect some nodes have not polled in a while. Some have raw uncompressed packets set.. and I can't seem to tell what is sitting for whom at a quick glance.

So in a round about way I'm asking is there a tool that could be made to
scan and outbound directory and provide a high level report of some nature to signal who has tons of stuff waiting to be picked up?

Just thought I'd float this idea with you.

With thanks.

Best, Paul

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So in a round about way I'm asking is there a tool that could be made to scan and outbound directory and provide a high level report of some
nature to signal who has tons of stuff waiting to be picked up?

I have it on my list to make a browser where you can look at your outbound directories and it'll tell you where the packets are going.

I don't know when I will get to it though.

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On 07 Mar 2019 at 04:24a, g00r00 pondered and said...

I have it on my list to make a browser where you can look at your
outbound directories and it'll tell you where the packets are going.

I don't know when I will get to it though.

That's all good, thanks for the reply. I don't see this as urgent was more curious than anything etc.

Best, Paul

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