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Modified Files:
      Tag: hpt-1_4-stable
	hpt.texi 
Log Message:
corrected autoPassive and autoPause descriptions (thanks to Michael Dukelsky)


Index: hpt.texi
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RCS file: /cvsroot/husky/hpt/doc/hpt.texi,v
retrieving revision 1.103.6.10
retrieving revision 1.103.6.11
diff -u -d -r1.103.6.10 -r1.103.6.11
--- hpt.texi	14 Nov 2004 20:58:05 -0000	1.103.6.10
+++ hpt.texi	28 Mar 2005 16:33:39 -0000	1.103.6.11
@@ -684,13 +684,25 @@
 @code{autopassive}
 @end table
 
-If this statement defined, @value{HPT} will check for old bundles in
-every run. You can do it also with command line arg. "pause".
+If this statement is defined HPT will check for old bundles in every run.
+Fileboxes are not checked. Links, for which there are bundles that are 
+at least "@ref{AutoPause}" days old, will be paused. It stops exporting 
+echomail for them. If @ref{AutoPause} is not defined or is equal to 0 for a link 
+then AutoPassive is ignored for this link. If AutoPassive is not defined 
+then @ref{AutoPause} is ignored for all links.
 
-@xref{AutoPause}.
+The paused link is unsubscribed from the passthrough echo areas with no
+downlinks besides him. An unsubscribe request is sent to the uplink. Note that
+this feature is unavailable when using %PAUSE Areafix command.
+
+By using "hpt pause" command-line parameter instead of defining AutoPassive in
+the configuration file, you can do the check for old bundles and all the rest 
+of the functionality of AutoPassive only once.
 
 This statement cannot be repeated.
 
+See also @ref{AutoPause} and @ref{Pause} sections.
+
 @node BeforePack, BundleNameStyle, AutoPassive, Keywords
 @subsection BeforePack
 @findex BeforePack
@@ -2385,20 +2397,18 @@
 @code{autopause 10}
 @end table
 
-Stop export echomail for this link after 10 days (write Pause token to
-link section). It works when founding "10 days old" file for this link
-in @code{Outbound} directory with "#" and "^" prefixes.
-
-Link unsubscribed from passrhough echo areas with no downlinks besides
-him. Unsubscribe request forwards to uplink. This doesn't works with
-manual "%PAUSE" via AreaFix.
+AutoPause sets the number of days after which HPT will stop exporting echomail 
+for the link if he has not fetched his echomail for this period of time. 
+@ref{AutoPassive} should be defined for AutoPause to take effect.
 
-AutoPause don't check FileBoxes!
+Technically, if you define "autopause 10" for a link then HPT looks for 
+10 (or more) days old files that are listed to be sent for this link in
+the .?lo files with `#' or `^' prefixes and reside in the outbound directory.
+If at least one such file exists, exporting echomail for the link is paused.
 
 This statement can only be repeated for different links.
 
-@xref{AutoPassive}.
-
+See also @ref{AutoPassive} and @ref{Pause} sections.
 
 @node AvailList, DenyFwdFile, AutoPause, Link Keywords
 @subsection AvailList
@@ -2932,6 +2942,8 @@
 
 This statement can only be repeated for different links.
 
+See also @ref{AutoPause} section.
+
 @node PktSize, PktPwd, Pause, Link Keywords
 @subsection PktSize
 @findex PktSize