From:	MERC::"uunet!CRVAX.SRI.COM!RELAY-INFO-VAX" 25-MAY-1992 15:37:04.82
To:	INFO-VAX@KL.SRI.COM
CC:	
Subj:	Re: Using BULLETIN to automatically send articles to a remote node

In a previous article, psinntp!npri6!richard@UUNET.UU.NET wrote:
>Message sent: 23 May 92 23:22:01 GMT.
> 
>I am using Mark London's BULLETIN utility (V1.81).  I have a remote node
>that needs to automatically receive Bulletins that are posted in the
>General folder of the local node.  The remote node must also broadcast a
>message to the users as with the local node.
> 
	Do you mean a remote DECNET node?  If so, then you can create a 
	remote folder on the remote node that points to the General
	folder on the local node, and then add Bulletins with /broadcast
	or SET NOTIFY /DEFAULT on the remote folder.

	Note that you can now FTP BULLETIN from FRED.PFC.MIT.EDU or
	get it by sending mail to BULLETIN@ORYANA.PFC.MIT.EDU.

Valid commands are:
	SEND ALL [SINCE time]	Sends all bulletin files.
				If SINCE time specified, only files created
				since that time will be sent.
	SEND filename		Sends the specified file.
	DIR			Lists available files.
	BUGS			Sends a list of the latest bug fixes.
	HELP or INFO		Sends a brief description of BULLETIN.
	SUBSCRIBE		Subscribes to mailing list for upgrade
				notifications.
	UNSUBSCRIBE		Unsubscribes from mailing list.

Send those commands in either the text of the message, one command per line,
or send a single command in the subject header.

								Mark


 
Mark