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See also: cmsg, mypbbs, pbheader, pblo, pbperson, ptext; PBBS section
PBFORWRD [bbscall [VIA call1,call2,...call8] ]
[EVERY | AFTER n]
default NONE EVERY 0
This command will cause your PBBS to attempt to initiate a forward of any eligi-
ble mail to another BBS system periodically. Any message in your PBBS which
contains an @BBS field and is not being HELD (H) or has not previously been
FORWARDED (F) is eligible for forwarding. If the keyword EVERY is used, the
PBBS will attempt to forward once every n hours. If you specify the keyword
AFTER, the PBBS will attempt to forward whenever a user disconnects from the
PBBS, and every n hours after that. Setting the time interval will cause the PBBS
to attempt to forward immediately.
After the PBBS has initiated a forward, it will also request a reverse forward if
PBREVERS is ON. Note that full-service BBS systems must be configured to al-
low your station to reverse forward mail to you.
Note: Your PBBS will not forward or reverse forward unless HTEXT is set.
See also: pbrevers,htext
PBHEADER {ON | OFF}
default ON
When ON the routing headers received from a full service BBS will be stored in
the PBBS mailbox. When OFF, these headers are not stored in the mailbox, al-
lowing messages to require considerably less space. The routing headers are
those lines you normally see in messages beginning with R:. Note that the PBBS
will ignore all lines beginning with R: until it sees the first line that does not have
R: in column one. From that point on, all of the message will be stored, even if a
line begins with an R:.
See also: PBBS section
KAM’98 Commands Command Reference
KAM’98 v 8.3 291 User’s Guide