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YT7MPB > PACKET   02.03.20 00:23l 31 Lines 1383 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 5907_YT7MPB
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Subj: Sending SB mails with Thunderbird
Path: IW8PGT<LU4ECL<ED1ZAC<YT7MPB
Sent: 200131/1418Z 5907@YT7MPB.#NS.SRB.EU LinBPQ6.0.19


Hello all,

I was recently informed by one of my forwarding partners that packet 
bulletins, I had originated, arrived at his station as SP (personal) 
mails. In my case, the BBS software I administered was LinBPQ and that 
was running on the same machine with a Thunderbird mailer.

Although it appeared as a possible BPQ bug, further investigation proved 
that Thuderbird (in my case) produced some of those faulty "SP 
bulletins". The right way to avoid that issue, and write bulletins in 
Thuderbird that will be then forwarded by BPQ as proper SB mails, you 
can do this way in Thuderbird:

At first you should 'park' yourself (by a mouse click) to an appropriate 
sub-folder within the packet bulletins newsgroup folder in your 
Thunderbird (in the left-side pane) where you want your new bulletin to 
belong to (for example ALERT.WW). Then you should click on the 'Write' 
icon in the menu toolbar. The new message window will open, having 
'From:' field already filled with your name and <emailaddress>, and 
'Newsgroup:' field already filled with the chosen sub-folder's name (in 
this example ALERT.WW). Then you can fill in the Subject and your 
message content, finishing by clicking on 'Send' icon.

I just did the same and this time the LinBPQ Mail software listed the 
new message as a bulletin (type B$ before being read/forwarded).

Hope this helps.

Misko YT7MPB


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