Is there a setting that will kill an email after it has been read??
In looking at SCFG, I thought I saw such a setting, but I think it
was worded "kill email after sent".

Awhile back, a user wanted his emails that he got from me (via
Feedback) to be kept...but I have another user wanting the read
emails to be zapped, so they don't come up again.

I know if you try to please everyone, you'll have pleased no one.
But, on a ham radio packet BBS, once I download a message with the
program, it kills it off the BBS.

I just don't remember the exact command.

Daryl

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Re: Deleting Read Messages
By: Daryl Stout to All on Fri Feb 25 2022 04:56 pm

Is there a setting that will kill an email after it has been read??
In looking at SCFG, I thought I saw such a setting, but I think it
was worded "kill email after sent".

Awhile back, a user wanted his emails that he got from me (via
Feedback) to be kept...but I have another user wanting the read
emails to be zapped, so they don't come up again.

I know if you try to please everyone, you'll have pleased no one.
But, on a ham radio packet BBS, once I download a message with the
program, it kills it off the BBS.

I just don't remember the exact command.

The attribute is called "KILLREAD". You can make this the default for all email newly created by setting SCFG->Message Options->Kill Read E-mail to 'Yes'.

Or, as sysop, after sending an email you can toggle this attribute (off/on) from the 'kill/read sent mail' menu option of the email sub-menu or the ;mail sysop command.
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Re: Deleting Read Messages
By: Daryl Stout to All on Fri Feb 25 2022 04:56 pm

Is there a setting that will kill an email after it has been read??
In looking at SCFG, I thought I saw such a setting, but I think it
was worded "kill email after sent".

Daryl, all the user has to do is hit "D" after they read there Email, and it's deleted. It's there choice to delete their email, some users like to keep it, some like to delete it.

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Rob,

The attribute is called "KILLREAD". You can make this the default for
all email newly created by setting SCFG->Message Options->Kill Read
E-mail to 'Yes'.

Or, as sysop, after sending an email you can toggle this attribute (off/on) from the 'kill/read sent mail' menu option of the email
sub-menu or the ;mail sysop command. --

That's what I was wanting...I couldn't remember the option.

Daryl

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