Hi All,

Not sure if I'm just missing something simple, but how do you go about
removing a user in mystic? I created several test accounts when I was getting things setup and want to do some cleanup.

Does this have to be done via maintenance activity and mutil? or is there
some way to do it via the cfg section?

Thanks,
Mike

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On 04 Oct 2019, lemonlime said the following...

Hi All,

Not sure if I'm just missing something simple, but how do you go about removing a user in mystic? I created several test accounts when I was getting things setup and want to do some cleanup.

I go to the last page of the User edit function in the SysOp menu OR in
config and choose yes to deleted on their flags. During the user list packing in the automaint I run every night it will pack the user base and that user will be gone.. I know I am not explaining it right but that is the jist of
it..

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I go to the last page of the User edit function in the SysOp menu OR in config and choose yes to deleted on their flags. During the user list packing in the automaint I run every night it will pack the user base
and that user will be gone.. I know I am not explaining it right but
that is the jist of it..

Thanks! That makes sense. I will give that a try.

Regards,
Mike

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A43 2019/03/02 (Linux/64)
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Hi All,

Not sure if I'm just missing something simple, but how do you go about removing a user in mystic? I created several test accounts when I was getting things setup and want to do some cleanup.

Does this have to be done via maintenance activity and mutil? or is there some way to do it via the cfg section?

Instead it is - go to the user editor in mystic -cfg, find your user and
scroll down the the "flags" page. Turn the "Deleted" flag to yes.

If you want it to be perma-deleted, turn on the "PackUserBase" function in
your nightly maintenace .ini for MUTIL.

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Not sure if I'm just missing something simple, but how do you go abou removing a user in mystic? I created several test accounts when I was

Instead it is - go to the user editor in mystic -cfg, find your user and scroll down the the "flags" page. Turn the "Deleted" flag to yes.

Yeah it is somewhat Poorly implemented :) Why not something like ctrl-^ for current user ? There is also no warning or documentation about what is going
to happen with the users msgs/files/uploads(stats) etc.....

It is also annoying that you cant scroll up from page 1/6 to 6/6 .....

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Instead it is - go to the user editor in mystic -cfg, find your user scroll down the the "flags" page. Turn the "Deleted" flag to yes.

Yeah it is somewhat Poorly implemented :) Why not something like ctrl-^ for current user ? There is also no warning or documentation about what
is going to happen with the users msgs/files/uploads(stats) etc.....

I'm not going to lie - it took me awhile to figure that out, too. But it
works, I suppose. And - how often does one really delete a user, anyway?

For the record, you can push the page number in the User Editor to "jump" to that page, so you can just push "6".

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On 04 Oct 2019, lemonlime said the following...

Thanks! That makes sense. I will give that a try.

Regards,

No sweat... :)

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Thanks! That makes sense. I will give that a try.

Regards,

No sweat... :)

Gave it a try, worked perfectly. I added the user base purge to the
maintenance script as well.

Thanks again.

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On 05 Oct 2019, lemonlime said the following...

Thanks! That makes sense. I will give that a try.

Regards,

No sweat... :)

Gave it a try, worked perfectly. I added the user base purge to the maintenance script as well.

Thanks again.

not a problem

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