/news command sends as a /mail when the @user is listed within. For example, I tried to update the news to call out my email address which has a domain resembling my user ID for LoBBS. This unexpectedly sent a mail to my own user instead of posting as mail I was able to post the exact news message successfully when I removed the @user entry from the /news post body.
/news command sends as a /mail when the @user is listed within. For example, I tried to update the news to call out my email address which has a domain resembling my user ID for LoBBS. This unexpectedly sent a mail to my own user instead of posting as mail I was able to post the exact news message successfully when I removed the @user entry from the /news post body.
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I have a tentative fix for this. Will keep / prefixed commands as their own thing, and a message starting with @username will be a mail.
I have a tentative fix for this. Will keep `/` prefixed commands as their own thing, and a message starting with `@username` will be a mail.
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/news command sends as a /mail when the @user is listed within. For example, I tried to update the news to call out my email address which has a domain resembling my user ID for LoBBS. This unexpectedly sent a mail to my own user instead of posting as mail I was able to post the exact news message successfully when I removed the @user entry from the /news post body.
I have a tentative fix for this. Will keep
/prefixed commands as their own thing, and a message starting with@usernamewill be a mail.Oh yeah that's a bug if that's happening.
this was fixed