HIding Areas {06}

Originally to: Bob Swift

> From: Bob Swift <[email protected]>

> On Wednesday 25 June 2003 02:18, Martin Taylor wrote:

>> I don't know how your system works, nor what software that you're using.
>> But when I was using the Bluewave mail system, the door would allow me to
>> subscribe to selected echoes/message areas. I'd then configure Bluewave
>> reader to only display subscribed areas. I think that you can do the same
>> with Bluemail, in that you only have a list of message areas that actually
>> have messages in it.
>>
>> Can't you do the same with your setup?

> I'm running BBBS on a Linux system.  I can log in locally, create a BlueWave
> packet, download it and then import that into BlueMail, and it will work as
> you say (if I understand you correctly).  I was just hoping to be able to
> avoid all the BlueWave packet downloading and uploading.

> Bob

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Bob,   I used to use the qwk packet with MultiMail but I find much easier to
just call up the 0 node, 'bbbs 0'. I use the bcfg4 0 to set for unlimited online 
time and only I as user bbbs can access it.  Thus no packet down/up loading 
required.

Warren


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