I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it shows mail
it asks Read them now? Yes No
But then shows "You don't have access to read in this base!" when I'm sysop! Any idea what happened? It's A33 Linux x64 Mystic in this case -
it works right on A33 on the Pi, but not this Linux system. I noticed
the emails themselves under msgs are -rx-r--r-- permissions with me as owner so I don't really get it.
On 08/14/17, bcw142 pondered and said...
I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it shows ma it asks Read them now? Yes No
But then shows "You don't have access to read in this base!" when I'm sysop! Any idea what happened? It's A33 Linux x64 Mystic in this case it works right on A33 on the Pi, but not this Linux system. I noticed the emails themselves under msgs are -rx-r--r-- permissions with me a owner so I don't really get it.
What is the ACS set for in the email base?
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I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it shows mail
it asks Read them now? Yes No
But then shows "You don't have access to read in this base!" when I'm sysop! Any idea what happened? It's A33 Linux x64 Mystic in this case -
it works right on A33 on the Pi, but not this Linux system. I noticed
the emails themselves under msgs are -rx-r--r-- permissions with me as owner so I don't really get it.
Email is a special case I guess, can't do normal ACS permissions, need to leave it to % at the start then nothing till s255 for sysop at the end of permissions. Then it all works as it should. I checked the main BBS
(which worked) to see that.
On 08/14/17, bcw142 said the following...
I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it shows ma it asks Read them now? Yes No
But then shows "You don't have access to read in this base!" when I'm
Check the ACS of the message base. I had that happen too. I had it so that the groups were part of the ACS (g3s10) but if you are in a group other than g3, you'll get that error.
On 08/15/17, bcw142 pondered and said...
Email is a special case I guess, can't do normal ACS permissions, nee leave it to % at the start then nothing till s255 for sysop at the en permissions. Then it all works as it should. I checked the main BBS (which worked) to see that.
Sounds like my settings, and it's a local base right?
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On 08/15/17, Gryphon said the following...
On 08/14/17, bcw142 said the following...
I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it sho it asks Read them now? Yes No
But then shows "You don't have access to read in this base!" whe
List ACS | %Check the ACS of the message base. I had that happen too. I had it that the groups were part of the ACS (g3s10) but if you are in a grou other than g3, you'll get that error.
Interesting solution. It shows two interesting things: 1 g3 can be used this way (as local) and 2 it can go first as in g3s10 instead of s10g3
(as is normal for Mystic docs. The solution I used was the original default:
I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it shows ma it asks Read them now? Yes No
But then shows "You don't have access to read in this base!" when I'm sysop! Any idea what happened? It's A33 Linux x64 Mystic in this case
What is the ACS set for in the email base?
On 08/16/17, Avon said the following...
On 08/15/17, bcw142 pondered and said...
Email is a special case I guess, can't do normal ACS permissions leave it to % at the start then nothing till s255 for sysop at t permissions. Then it all works as it should. I checked the main (which worked) to see that.
Sounds like my settings, and it's a local base right?
Yup, local so the final default is:
Sounds like my settings, and it's a local base right?
Yup, local so the final default is:
I'm curious as to why it being a local base is important.
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On 08/16/17, Gryphon said the following...
Sounds like my settings, and it's a local base right?
Yup, local so the final default is:
I'm curious as to why it being a local base is important.
Email isn't Netmail, it's local only and both of those have special handling. Basically Email is local, Netmail is external only (I think). Otherwise they are very much the same - one to one mail or echomail.
Email has pretty much always existed on most BBS, Netmail is newer and handled quit differently.
Sounds like my settings, and it's a local base right?
Yup, local so the final default is:
I'm curious as to why it being a local base is important.
Email is a special case I guess, can't do normal ACS permissions, need to leave it to % at the start then nothing till s255 for sysop at the end of permissions. Then it all works as it should. I checked the main BBS
(which worked) to see that.
On 08/14/17, bcw142 pondered and said...
I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it sho it asks Read them now? Yes No
But then shows "You don't have access to read in this base!" whe sysop! Any idea what happened? It's A33 Linux x64 Mystic in this
So you are thinking it's not an ACS issue then? Something internal to
the local email base? If it was an ACS issue, then it wouldn't matter
if it was local or otherwise.
default:List ACS | %
Read ACS |
Post ACS |
I'm a bit unclear on the access that ACS gives if the fields are blank.
I was also of the understanding that to give implicit access, the '^' character was used. I do know that the order of the various acs types does not make a difference. I do also know that you can use the AND '&' and OR '|' so you can do (g1|g2|g3)s10 and it should allow access if you are in group 1, 2 or three and at seclev 10 or higher. but won't allow access if you are in g4.
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I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it shows mail
it asks Read them now? Yes No
I know someone had this problem recently, at startup when it shows ma it asks Read them now? Yes No
You have an ACS set for your email base, most likely. You should not modify the post/read ACS for the e-mail base.
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