Subj : Re: echos To : Rick Smith From : Jay Harris Date : Thu Apr 04 2024 08:57:42 On 03 Apr 2024, Rick Smith said the following... RS> I had been asked to remove one of my downlinks from a specific echo due RS> to rule violations, which I did. My question is can I keep him from RS> resubscribing to that particular echo? I have used levels for like RS> sysop specific etc would I have to do that? like set a write level on RS> that echo that matches everyone but him or is there a simpler way? Check out the ReadOnly token: 3.5.16 ReadOnly --------------- Syntax: 'ReadOnly ' Example: 'ReadOnly 2:5021/19.* tver.sysop*' 'ReadOnly 1:234/567 fidotest' 'ReadOnly 21:3/110.1 fsx_*' Using this they could still see the echo with %LIST and re-subscribe, but it would be read only for them. I just tested this out with a test point, the echo area isn't listed as read only in %LIST but any messages they try and post to that area will go into BAD: FROM: 21:3/110.1 REASON: Sender not allowed to post in this area (access import) AREANAME: FSX_TST The affected node won't receive any bounceback messages. Jay .... Did you know that dolphins are just gay sharks? --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A49 2023/04/30 (Linux/64) * Origin: Northern Realms (1:229/664) .