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on
on <day> ...
Indicates on which days of the week a time-interval task will occur. You can combine this
instruction with the at keyword to indicate both day and time. Applies to action servers and
tx links.
open
open <computer> <username> [<format> [<queue name> [<story name>]]]
Initiates a network connection to a remote system for story transfer. The username you
specify must exist with identical passwords on both the local and remote systems. Applies to
tx links.
The <computer> can include a port number. The format is host:port. If no :port is included
in the <computer> parameter, the port defined by the rxnet service is used, if defined;
otherwise, the port defined by the FTP service is used.
The <username> can specify a simple name or a name in the format name@host. Only the
name portion is used to locally look up a password. The entire username is sent in the FTP
USER command. This may allow connections to be made through proxy servers.
The format, if specified, must be one of the following: 2nsml, nsml, sep, or html.
The queue name and story name are only used when the format is set to HTML. The queue
name and story name are used to get the Web publishing template that controls the
formatting of the story into an HTML page. If the queue name is not specified, the template
is taken from the SYSTEM.WEBFORMS queue. The story name can be used to select a
specific template from the queue. If not specified, the first story in the queue is used.
order
order [yes | no]
Indicates that order changes in the scan queue should be transmitted to the remote system.
For this to work correctly, the destination queue on the remote system must have its update
trait turned on.
The order command applies to tx links and action servers. For action servers, the order of
the scan queue is propogated to each of the dup, move, and replace command destination
queues. Specifying order without yes or no is the same as order yes.