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Hey folks: Before I went to dinner this evening, I que'd up about two hundred faxes out of a perl script I'm developing. I have had lots of jobs in my previous tests bomb out with errors like: Kill time expired. So this evening as I was about to put out this next fax, I added the following code to my developing script. $count = $count + 1; $delay = ($count * 2); $starttime = "\"$time + $delay minutes \""; my $SENDFAX = "sendfax -a $starttime -f \""; etc., etc. It started running and I went to eat. When I returned it was awfully quiet here. Eighty-one jobs had successfully or unsuccessfully completed. And faxstat -s was giving me reports that start out like this: 575 127 P hesco 1-706-613-7123 0:0 0:12 Sun09PM 576 127 P hesco 1-706-797-3284 0:0 0:12 Sun09PM 577 127 P hesco 1-706.738.9166 0:0 0:12 Sun09PM 578 127 P hesco 1-745-4499 0:0 0:12 Sun09PM 579 127 P hesco 1-770- 0:0 0:12 Sun09PM <snip> Saying it would be abandoning this job until 9:00 pm tomorrow and not finishing it until Monday morning. The final job it que'd read: sendfax -a "20:23 + 410 minutes " -f "hesco@xxxxxxxxxx" -R -n -d " The Brunswick News@1-912-264-4973" /home/hesco/prsrls.pdf /home/hesco/prsrls2.pdf or a seven hour delay before it was scheduled to start, meaning it should complete around 3:00 am Sunday morning. What is up with this 18 hour additional delay? Any ideas? I'm glad I came back and checked on it. By noon Sunday, this press release will be mostly history already. -- Hugh Esco -- +--------------------------------------------- | Hugh Esco, <hesco@xxxxxxxxxx> 404-806-0480 | Political Coordinator, Georgia Green Party | Post Office Box 5332; Atlanta GA 31107 | http://www.greens.org/georgia/ +--------------------------------------------- ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To subscribe/unsubscribe, click http://lists.hylafax.org/cgi-bin/lsg2.cgi On UNIX: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@xxxxxxxxxxx < /dev/null *To learn about commercial HylaFAX(tm) support, mail sales@xxxxxxxxx*