Hi,

From my understanding of message groups and message bases,
I can setup different message groups which I can set how message bases belong to these groups. i.e. FidoNet group will contain the fidonet message
bases, and Local Group will contain local messages.

What I'm not understanding is how to get this setup or at least where
in the Message Base setup do I set which message base belongs to
which message group.

Thanks

Edmund

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Hello Edmund,

What I'm not understanding is how to get this setup or at least where
in the Message Base setup do I set which message base belongs to
which message group.

In the message base config on the list acs line you can add the group to the acs sting. For group 1 I use s10g1, g1 meaning group 1. For the second group I use s10g2.

The file groups work the same way but use z1 for group 1, and z2 for group 2 so..

s10z1 or similar.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Hi Alan,

In the message base config on the list acs line you can add the group to the acs sting. For group 1 I use s10g1, g1 meaning group 1. For the second group I use s10g2.

Ahhh so that's what that means.

Thanks for the info on that.

Edmund

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