Subj : Another HPT Question
To   : Dan Richter
From : Stephen Walsh
Date : Sat Jul 20 2019 23:47:23

   Hello Dan!

20 Jul 19 02:31, you wrote to all:

 DR> Is it possible, with HPT, to forward incoming netmail messages to
 DR> another user name? For example, I just had some netmail come into my
 DR> system addressed to 'Sysop', that I can't view from within my BBS. If
 DR> HPT had a way to forward incoming messages addressed to 'Sysop' to
 DR> 'Dan Richter' it would be great.

 DR> --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A43 2019/03/02 (Linux/64)
 DR>  * Origin: Castle Rock BBS - bbs.castlerockbbs.com (1:317/3)

from the default mystic mutil.ini file:

   ; If you want to remap netmail from one user name to another or from one
   ; system to another, you can define up to 50 remapped names below using the
   ; format <orig>;<new>   The new portion can optionally contain @net_address

   ; Names are case insensitive.  Each line is processed in the order in which
   ; they appear meaning a single message can be processed by many lines. This
   ; means for example you can map multiple names to "Sysop" and then on the 
last
   ; line map "Sysop" to something else.  If the "New" portion of the 
definition
   ; contains @<address> then the Netmail will be forwarded to another address
   ; entirely.  Forwarding even works for automated To fields like Areafix, so 
if
   ; you are a hub and someone accidentally Areafix your BBS you can have your 
BBS
   ; forward that Netmail to your hub system so it can be processed properly.
   ;
   ;forward = sysop;g00r00
   ;forward = system operator;g00r00
   ;forward = g00r00;James Coyle
   ;forward = James Coyle;James Coyle@1:129/215






Stephen


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