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Cal Primer wrote:Is is possible to use FaxDispatch to route faxes by their arrival times? One of our customers sends an automated fax to us that arrives at the same time every morning, but without anything useful such as CID or TSI attached.
FaxDispatch is simply a shell script. Anything you can do in a shell script you can do within FaxDisptach. Assuming that you're using e-mail delivery and the SENDTO variable within FaxDispatch to specify the destination e-mail address something like the following should work:
NOW=$(date +%H%M) if [ $NOW -gt 1400 ] && [ $NOW -lt 1420 ]; then SENDTO=foo@xxxxxxx else SENDTO=bar@xxxxxxx fi
-- Cal Pomes IT Communications Analyst Wolfram Research 100 Trade Center Dr. Champaign, IL 61820 217-398-0700
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