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    From RickV@VERT to All on Thu Apr 10 09:01:11 2025
    Hello All.

    Before I delete all the .cnf files, I thought I'd ask to make sure that it's not a problem?

    Thanks,
    RickV

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to RickV on Thu Apr 10 12:02:18 2025
    Re: Deleting the *.cnf files
    By: RickV to All on Thu Apr 10 2025 09:01 am

    Before I delete all the .cnf files, I thought I'd ask to make sure that it's not a problem?

    Not a problem as long as you never plan to downgrade to v3.19 or earlier.

    Also, if you run 'jsexec cleanup' it'll delete those files for you.
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  • From RickV@VERT to Digital Man on Thu Apr 10 17:12:32 2025
    Hello Digital.

    29 Jul 70 17:07, you wrote to me:

    Re: Deleting the *.cnf files
    By: RickV to All on Thu Apr 10 2025 09:01 am

    Before I delete all the .cnf files, I thought I'd ask to make sure
    that it's not a problem?

    Not a problem as long as you never plan to downgrade to v3.19 or
    earlier.

    Also, if you run 'jsexec cleanup' it'll delete those files for you.
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    digital man (rob)

    jsexec cleanup worked great, thanks.


    RickV

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  • From Keyop@VERT/MAGNUMUK to RickV on Sun Apr 13 22:52:07 2025
    Re: Deleting the *.cnf files
    By: RickV to All on Thu Apr 10 2025 09:01:11

    Hello All.

    Before I delete all the .cnf files, I thought I'd ask to make sure that it's not a problem?

    Thanks,
    RickV

    There's a script to do that and to get rid of the old (no longer used) SBBS files. Try:

    exec/cleanup.js

    K

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