All ,

I am wondering what I have setup wrong. Whenever I get a Netmail message addressed to my real name, I don't get any sort of notification when I log
in that I have a new email waiting.

My user information has my Real Name, but I suspect there is probably some mapping issue? I am using Mystic's built-in BinkP for all processing.

Any advice?

Thanks!

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On 26 May 2020, Sigsegv said the following...

I am wondering what I have setup wrong. Whenever I get a Netmail message addressed to my real name, I don't get any sort of notification when I
log in that I have a new email waiting.

The default the option in the prelogin menu is MC which scans for local-only messages addressed to you.

You can change this to MN with data reading /P /G /NOFROM /NOREAD it will scan all bases for new messages to your user in all message bases and in all
groups.

.J.

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The default the option in the prelogin menu is MC which scans for local-only messages addressed to you.

You can change this to MN with data reading /P /G /NOFROM /NOREAD it
will scan all bases for new messages to your user in all message bases
and in all groups.

This is awesome, thank you!!!!

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A45 2020/02/18 (Linux/64)
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The default the option in the prelogin menu is MC which scans for local-only messages addressed to you.

You can change this to MN with data reading /P /G /NOFROM /NOREAD it
will scan all bases for new messages to your user in all message bases
and in all groups.
.J.

I'm wondering if I can set it to search my local.email and fsxnet.netmail groups only.. and if I add any other message networks, their netmail areas too.. I'm sure theres options available to scan each email/netmail area one
by one, right??



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*** Quoting paulie420 from a message to Warpslide ***

You can change this to MN with data reading /P /G /NOFROM /NOREAD it
will scan all bases for new messages to your user in all message bases
and in all groups.

I'm wondering if I can set it to search my local.email and
fsxnet.netmail groups only.. and if I add any other message networks, their netmail areas too.. I'm sure theres options available to scan
each email/netmail area one by one, right??

Hmm, you may be able to use MA to change to a netmail area and then use MN to scan for messages omitting the /G parameter to keep it in the same message base. Repeat this for each of your netmail areas.

I haven't tested this, so it may not work as expected.


Check out the Message Bases section of:

http://wiki.mysticbbs.com/doku.php?id=menu_commands

For a list of options and what you can put into the data field.

... Beat's me!!! I never read the documentation.

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On 17 Jul 2020, Warpslide said the following...

I'm wondering if I can set it to search my local.email and fsxnet.netmail groups only.. and if I add any other message networks, their netmail areas too.. I'm sure theres options available to scan each email/netmail area one by one, right??

Hmm, you may be able to use MA to change to a netmail area and then use
MN to scan for messages omitting the /G parameter to keep it in the same message base. Repeat this for each of your netmail areas.

I haven't tested this, so it may not work as expected.

Check out the Message Bases section of:

http://wiki.mysticbbs.com/doku.php?id=menu_commands
For a list of options and what you can put into the data field.

Thanks for trying to address this; as stated, I hadn't researched it yet... when I do, and implement it, I'll be sure to post a quickee saying how I did so... I bet its very similar to your suggestions.



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