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several PBBS commands (LISTMINE, READMINE, and KILLMINE) operate on mail
addressed to your callsign (MYCALL) or to your MYPBBS.
PBLIST allows you to add up to ten more callsigns to the set of callsigns included as
―mine‖ for use with the ―mail‖ indicator and the PBBS commands (LISTMINE,
READMINE, and KILLMINE). The PBLIST command has two parameters: one for
creating, changing, or deleting the list of callsigns on the PBLIST and the other for
turning ON or OFF the use of the callsigns on the current PBLIST.
SSID's attached to callsigns are always ignored in the mailbox.
The maximum number of callsigns allowed in PBLIST is 10. Up to 10 callsigns may be
entered at once, using the format shown after the command name, and the new list of
from 1 to 10 callsigns will replace whatever list was there before. The PBLIST command
can be used to add a single callsign (+callsign), so long as there is room for the new
callsign on the list (if there is not, the TNC responds with ―EH?‖ and returns you to the
command prompt). Similarly, you can remove a single callsign (-callsign) from the list.
And to remove all items from the current list, enter PBLIST NONE.
When you change PBLIST, the new list of callsigns takes effect immediately for use with
the PBBS commands (LISTMINE, READMINE, and KILLMINE). But the new list will not
be used with the mail-status indicator until after the next disconnect from the PBBS or
the next reset.
When PBLIST is ON, the callsigns on the current PBLIST list are included as ―mine‖ for
use with the ―mail‖ indicator and the PBBS commands (LISTMINE, READMINE, and
KILLMINE). Your callsign (MYCALL) and your MYPBBS are also included as ―mine‖
when PBLIST is ON.
When PBLIST is OFF, only your callsign (MYCALL) and your MYPBBS are included as
―mine‖ for use with the ―mail‖ indicator and the PBBS commands (LISTMINE,
READMINE, and KILLMINE).
Hint: Some uses of PBLIST to give you additional use of your ―mail‖ indicator (and
the PBBS commands shown above) would be to include on PBLIST:
(1) callsigns of family members who are also hams,
(2) old callsigns that people might still be using for you, and/or
(3) callsigns that are common errors in trying to reach you (e.g., replacing a ―zero‖
with an ―0" in your callsign).
PBLO [OLD | NEW] [FIXED | VARIABLE]
default NEW VARIABLE
When set to OLD the PBBS will list messages to the user from oldest to newest (i.e.
ascending numerical order). When set to NEW, the newest message will be listed first.
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