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  • Messagebase sorting

    From Rick V@21:1/100 to All on Thursday, May 01, 2025 10:39:45
    Hello All.

    When I go into the messagebase cfg settings and try and sort the areas by networks, my Dovenet/qwk doesn't completely sort correctly. It leaves 3 QWK areas on the bottom of the complete list, while the rest of the QWK net are together. Any idea why that would be happening?

    Thanks,
    Rick V

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  • From neoshock@21:1/150 to Rick V on Friday, May 02, 2025 22:47:16
    Hello All.

    When I go into the messagebase cfg settings and try and sort the areas by networks, my Dovenet/qwk doesn't completely sort correctly. It leaves 3 QWK areas on the bottom of the complete list, while the rest of the QWK net are together. Any idea why that would be happening?


    A couple things I would double check as it has happened to me. First I would check to make sure those 3 bases are set to network, near the top on the messagebase cfg. There were a couple I left as local for some reason, took a little time before I discovered. Also I would double check the Network ID name, it may be case sensitive, and maybe those 3 are not matched in case.

    Hope that helps.

    Lloyd (neoshock) sysop @ Classic Computing BBS
    bbs.classiccomputing.net

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