Windows timeout in external script?

I know how to do it in Unix scripts, but how do I specify
the timeout in
a Windows external script?  I've tried the standard
status+86400 and the
"+86400" shows up in the status line.  What am I
missing?

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On Fri, 2007-03-23 at 10:19 -0400, PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
> I know how to do it in Unix scripts, but how do I
specify the timeout in
> a Windows external script?  I've tried the standard
status+86400 and the
> "+86400" shows up in the status line.  What
am I missing?
> 

Umm ... the "readme.txt" file  In the
section headed "ExternalPath"
there is this:

    e.g.  Don't turn purple for 26 hours
    green+26h Thu 08 21:10:24 1998 [xxx.domain.com]
    blah blah
    blah blah

    The 26h specifies 26 hours.
    Valid formats are 99999[mhd] where
    m - minutes
    h - hours
    d - days

Cheers, Phil.



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