Hi Guys,
I noticed (but probably is my lack) that when a new user subscribe to the BBS the SysOp not receive any kind of alert/pop-up even on the next SysOp connection.

I mess something?


Greetings, Tony Comandini

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Hello Tony!

Friday January 06 2017 22:35, you wrote to All:

Hi Guys,
I noticed (but probably is my lack) that when a new user subscribe to
the BBS the SysOp not receive any kind of alert/pop-up even on the
next SysOp connection.

I mess something?

I do not recall such an alert occurs but it has been some time since I have that function working - like 2+ years.

You can see such in the logs though.


Vince

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Hello Tony!

Fri Jan 06 2017, Tony Comandini wrote to All:

I noticed (but probably is my lack) that when a new user subscribe to
the BBS the SysOp not receive any kind of alert/pop-up even on the next SysOp
connection.

I mess something?

After what I self use is yo not mess something by mbsebbs is sending alert for new user added and login, the only thing do to you is if you allow a user page you. But if you have golded as external reader together with your mbse and make
have make 2-3 local bbs echos where one local bbs echo is named Hello "new user
write to Sysop" and another local echo named like localXXX "BBS User local Chat
echo"
Then you ask new user to write to syso to let you know he/she like to be upgraded to more access and normal user level.
You can in mbsebbs create user levels by from level 20 up to super level 32000 for highest security level.
Security level 32000 is you own level with access to all mail and files.
But after you self have login first time is you to startup mbsetup and check users by main setup choise 15 edit bbs users for be sure you have got right in and then update your sysop levels.



Take care,
Gert

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Vince Coen wrote to Tony Comandini <=-

Hello Tony!

Friday January 06 2017 22:35, you wrote to All:

Hi Guys,
I noticed (but probably is my lack) that when a new user subscribe to
the BBS the SysOp not receive any kind of alert/pop-up even on the
next SysOp connection.

I mess something?

I do not recall such an alert occurs but it has been some time since I have that function working - like 2+ years.

You can see such in the logs though.

Thanks Vince, that's exacly my point. Other systems announce a new user creation next the SysOp login in the BBS, but if I am not wrong MBSE doesn't. Probably I can scripting something to grab the information from the
system.log
and publish it in the BBS.

Because for example: if a new user leave a message to SysOp at your next
login
you got the msg, but if the user don't leave any message how can you guess if there is a new user? mbsetup everytime or watch the log in tail until the event
start.

Thanks

Tony

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Gert Andersen wrote to Tony Comandini:

Hello Tony!

Fri Jan 06 2017, Tony Comandini wrote to All:

I noticed (but probably is my lack) that when a new user subscribe to
the BBS the SysOp not receive any kind of alert/pop-up even on the next SysOp
connection.

I mess something?

After what I self use is yo not mess something by mbsebbs is sending alert for new user added and login, the only thing do to you is if you allow a user page you. But if you have golded as external reader together with your mbse and make have make 2-3 local bbs echos where one local bbs echo is named Hello "new user write to Sysop" and another local echo named like localXXX "BBS User local Chat echo"
Then you ask new user to write to syso to let you know he/she like to be upgraded to more access and normal user level.
You can in mbsebbs create user levels by from level 20 up to super level 32000 for highest security level.
Security level 32000 is you own level with access to all mail and files. But after you self have login first time is you to startup mbsetup and check users by main setup choise 15 edit bbs users for be sure you have got right in and then update your sysop levels.

Thank you Gert for your contribution. But the point is exactly that. So if a new user don't want to leave a message or drop you a msg asking to raise his/her user level, you apparenlty never known if there is a new user, unless you constantly push option 15. Am I right?


Greetings, Tony Comandini

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Hello Tony!

Sat Jan 07 2017, Tony Comandini wrote to Gert Andersen:

I noticed (but probably is my lack) that when a new user subscribe
to the BBS the SysOp not receive any kind of alert/pop-up even on
the

next SysOp

connection.

I mess something?

After what I self use is yo not mess something by mbsebbs is sending
alert for new user added and login, the only thing do to you is if you
allow a user page you. But if you have golded as external reader
together with your mbse and make have make 2-3 local bbs echos where
one local bbs echo is named Hello "new user write to Sysop" and
another local echo named like localXXX "BBS User local Chat echo"
Then you ask new user to write to syso to let you know he/she like to
be upgraded to more access and normal user level.
You can in mbsebbs create user levels by from level 20 up to super
level 32000 for highest security level.
Security level 32000 is you own level with access to all mail and
files. But after you self have login first time is you to startup
mbsetup and check users by main setup choise 15 edit bbs users for be
sure you have got right in and then update your sysop levels.

Thank you Gert for your contribution. But the point is exactly that. So
if a
new user don't want to leave a message or drop you a msg asking to
raise his/her user level, you apparenlty never known if there is a new user,
unless you constantly push option 15. Am I right?

If a new user on the bbs not like to leave a messages to then you only have to checking your log file for it.

Take care,
Gert

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Hello Tony!

07 Jan 17 14:44, you wrote to Vince Coen:

I do not recall such an alert occurs but it has been some time
since I have that function working - like 2+ years.

You can see such in the logs though.

Thanks Vince, that's exacly my point. Other systems announce a new
user creation next the SysOp login in the BBS, but if I am not wrong
MBSE doesn't. Probably I can scripting something to grab the
information from the system.log and publish it in the BBS.

I'll add this feature request to the list for a future version. I can make no promises about when I will get the chance to do it.

Andrew


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