Is there a way to automatically delete messages through MUTIL or any other utility? Preferably, area specific.
I've gotten tired of repeated, almost daily postings by a select few posters in some of the "Promo" echo areas. Rather than comletely dropping the area, being able to delete those postings by poster name would be nice.
Is there a way to automatically delete messages through MUTIL or any other utility? Preferably, area specific.
I've gotten tired of repeated, almost daily postings by a select few posters in some of the "Promo" echo areas. Rather than comletely dropping the area, being able to delete those postings by poster name would be nice.
Is there a way to automatically delete messages through MUTIL or any
other utility? Preferably, area specific.
I've gotten tired of repeated, almost daily postings by a select few posters in some of the "Promo" echo areas. Rather than comletely
dropping the area, being able to delete those postings by poster name would be nice.
almost daily postings by a select few posters
Thanks for considering to add a "twit" function.
I'm sure others are experiencing it, however, I have some echos where
some individuals are posting daily advertisements of their website and have pretty much rendered those echos useless. If I can delete those messages by either Subject, From, or address, that would be nice.
On 01-23-19 03:24, g00r00 wrote to Beery <=-
Mystic used to have a function that did it for all existing messages
bases using MBBSUTIL but I never reproduced it into MUTIL. Maybe I
will add that back in to the "PurgeMessages" function so you can define twit filters there. I'll put that on the TODO list but I don't know
when I'll get it done.
Being able to apply twit filters locally makes more sense. You really don't want to be doing it to echomail that gets forwarded.
On 01-25-19 04:14, g00r00 wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Being able to apply twit filters locally makes more sense. You really don't want to be doing it to echomail that gets forwarded.
Its intentionally designed to block echomail :)
If you have someone spamming your local message base from your own BBS
the idea is that you can handle that by removing their access or even their account, blocking their IP, and so on.
But when you're running a network you have no defense if you need to moderate someone (without this feature). Or if you're an endpoint
system and you want to filter someone you have no way to do that
without this feature.
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