Re: QSYSOPR message forwarding as email

Well Evan, you and Patrick make two out of three mentioning SNDDST.

Pls point to FM and I'll RT!

Thanks

P.S. This is a non critical *info msg.  My intent is not to forward the
message so much as to trigger an email distribution.  At least not in
the beginning.  I may expand this into a CPFxxxx/MCHxxxx message
notification freeware utility.

Evan Harris wrote:
> 
> Hi James,
> 
> Jusr recently I have been playing with the mail capabilities of the AS/400,
> but haven't found anything really meaningful I want to do with them yet.
> 
> I got SMTP and POP up and running using the TCP manuals and the red books,
> and then configured a Eudora client to log on and collect AS/400 mail.
> 
> Once I had done that it was a short step to setting up Eudora Pro 4.1 to
> get these emails and using filters based on a value in the mail header or
> body, remail them to another email address.
> 
> Untidy, and convoluted, but it worked and was cheap and easy.
> 
> I don't know how robust this solution is, but it may enable you to get up
> and running quickly and test the water. It strikes me that QSYSOPR messages
> as email might just have a tad too much delay built in, especially for
> critical type message.
> 
> What I didn't do was sent the messages using SNDDST to another IP address
> but this is documented as a capability of SMTP. This might be more suited
> to what you want to do.
> 
> If you want more details on what I did, feel free to ask.
> 
> Cheers
> Evan Harris
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