Is there any option for the MI command, to make the Index Reader, display
only the bases of a particular group? I searched the wiki and didn't find something, but i am sure that i saw this in another BBS... :( any help?

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On 10/02/17, xqtr said the following...

Is there any option for the MI command, to make the Index Reader, display only the bases of a particular group? I searched the wiki and didn't find something, but i am sure that i saw this in another BBS... :( any help?

That's what the g1|g2|g3 does it uses ACS to limit what's in each group, but with the piping like above it would appear in groups 1 though 3. Things are configured with list/read as s10g2 for fsxnet. g1 is local, g2 is fsxnet, g3
is retronet on my setups. I tried different combinations and had it appear in multiple areas. For send that works, for receive it didn't for me.
I suspect the people it works for have no groups, everything is one group (under MI).

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On 10/02/17, xqtr said the following...

Is there any option for the MI command, to make the Index Reader, display only the bases of a particular group? I searched the wiki and didn't find something, but i am sure that i saw this in another BBS... :( any help?

Ya it is in the ini file, under [options] there is an exclude so can hide all other areas except what you want to show.

Example
[options]
exclude_groups=2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

So I am showing only groups 1 and 3 here and hiding all the others.

Cheers!
Pequito

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On 10/02/17, bcw142 said the following...

On 10/02/17, xqtr said the following...

Is there any option for the MI command, to make the Index Reader, dis only the bases of a particular group? I searched the wiki and didn't something, but i am sure that i saw this in another BBS... :( any hel

That's what the g1|g2|g3 does it uses ACS to limit what's in each group, but with the piping like above it would appear in groups 1 though 3. Things are configured with list/read as s10g2 for fsxnet. g1 is local,
g2 is fsxnet, g3 is retronet on my setups. I tried different
combinations and had it appear in multiple areas. For send that works,
for receive it didn't for me. I suspect the people it works for have no groups, everything is one group (under MI).

Read my previous post about this one, :) with MI there is an ini file for
this functionality vs g1|g2|g3 etc. Under the ini there is an [options] grouping for exclude groups.

[options]
exclude_groups=2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

So this would show only 1 and 3 and hide all the others listed.

Hope this helps when using MI!

Cheers!
Pequito

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On 10/02/17, xqtr said the following...

Is there any option for the MI command, to make the Index Reader, display only the bases of a particular group? I searched the wiki and didn't find something, but i am sure that i saw this in another BBS... :( any help?

If you want the code for how I do it for the network selection please let me know, sounds like what you are trying to do. :)

Cheers!
Pequito

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Example
[options]
exclude_groups=2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

Thank you Pequito... this is it!!!

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If you want the code for how I do it for the network selection please
let me know, sounds like what you are trying to do. :)

Thanks for your offer Pequito but there is no need. I have allready my own
code in progress ;) and wanted that last bit, about the MI command. Your previous reply covered me. Thanx.

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