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proc file
The proc file is the lock file for gateway processes. The proc file is opened and locked when the
gateway is started.
stat file
The stat file stores statistics about the Async Gateway's functioning.
pulse.tmp file
The pulse.tmp file is used to verify that the gateway is up and running.

wpcsin directory

The wpcsin directory is the input queue for the MTA, as well as being the output queue for the
Async Gateway.
0-7 directories
The gateway places inbound messages in any of the 2-7 priority subdirectories of wpcsin. The
MTA retrieves the messages and delivers them to the proper destinations.

wpcsout directory

The wpcsout directory is output queue for the MTA, as well as being the input queue for the Async
Gateway. The GroupWise MTA places outbound messages in this directory structure for the
Async Gateway to process.
asyxxxx directory
The asyxxxx directory is a system-defined directory to identify gateway. The first three characters
are the first three letters of the Async Gateway object name, typically asy. The last four characters
are automatically generated by the gateway.
0-7 directories
The MTA places outbound messages in any of the 2-7 priority subdirectories of wpcsout. The
Async Gateway retrieves the messages and sends them across the modem to the proper
destinations.
problem directory
The problem directory holds message files that the Async Gateway cannot send because they are
damaged.

gwin directory

The gwin directory is where the Async Gateway receives compressed message files from across
the modem.
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