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Chapter 5 - Personal Packet Mailbox
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ACCESSING THE PERSONAL MAILBOX THROUGH THE RADIO PORT
General
Your personal mailbox can be accessed by you through a remote digipeater or another station
by use of the standard Packet connect request. The connect request must use the call or alias es-
tablished with the
MYPbbs
command. Once connected to the personal mailbox the following com-
mands are used to manipulate it.
Bye
This command will cause the personal mailbox to initiate a disconnect.
Kill n
This command will delete the message number specified from the mailbox. ONLY messages
sddressed to or originated by the connect station may be deleted UNLESS the connected
station is you, the personal mailbox OPERATOR. You can delete any message when you are
connected via a digipeater.
List
This command causes the personal mailbox to list messages in the system addressed to
you or to "all". Message headers and number are sent.
Read n
This command will read the message number specified. ONLY messages addressed to the
connected station or all may be read, UNLESS the connected station is you, the personal
mailbox OPERATOR.
Send
This command is used to send messages to the personal mailbox. There is no limitations on
message length, other than the remaining storage in your mailbox.
Operating Via The Radio Port
Connecting to the personal mailbox via a digipeater is done in the same manner as connecting
to yourself in normal Packet operation. At the cmd: prompt issue a connect request to the callsign
of your personal mailbox via the digipeater being used. When you make this connection you will
see the following message:
*** CONNECTED TO LAW VIA (
DIGI CALLSIGN
)
The personal mailbox will issue a connect message which will appear on your display as fol-
lows:
WELCOME TO (
your MYcall callsign
) PERSONAL BULLETIN BOARD
ENTER COMMAND: Bye, Kill #, List, Read #, Send+(callsign)
>
The appearance of the
>
prompt on the screen is the signal that the personal mailbox is wait-
ing for your instructions. You (or a station connected to your personal mailbox) may proceed to
have the system perform the operations you wish.