Drummer

This might help you to develop a script: https://www.tampermonkey.net/ You should be able to edit email postings of others.

Use this approach. Record each step: key pressed, option selected. Then try to write a script that walks you through those steps for next time. As a forum moderator on other forums I sometimes edit posts too; correct spelling for future seaches, spam links, bad words but rarely delete them unless they are spam.

Hey Ed, The only control I could find on SourceForge was to disallow future email responses to posts, so the user must actually log into SourceForge to post to the forum. This was done earlier today to prevent future email posts. It does nothing to clear up Rob's past thread. If you know how to "clear it up manually" or "create a script to do this" please post detailed instructions . Screenshots of any web actions involved would be most helpful. Please let me know. Thanks, Dave

Hey Ed, The only control I could find on SourceForge was to disallow future email responses to posts, so the user must actually log into SourceForge to post to the forum. This this was done earlier today to prevent future email posts. It does nothing to clear up Rob's past thread. If you know how to "clear it up manually" or "create a script to do this" please post detailed instructions . Screenshots of any web actions involved would be most helpful. Please let me know. Thanks, Dave

Hey Ed, I agree with you 100%. I'm not sure, but I believe the email reply setting is proper now. Thanks, Dave

Hey Ed, I agree with you 100%. However, I haven't found any way to do this within SourceForge. Either manually or with a script. If you know the procedure to manage whether postings include prior responses, please send me details. Thanks, Dave

Hey Ed, Have you tried the MX Linux code I posted? Please let me know. Thanks, Dave

Hey again Ed, The whole point of the $isopath variable is that the g2wisoboot function searches for the file in the $isopath variable and sets root automatically. This greatly simplifies things for the user, since booting .iso files can be quite challenging. They only need set the four variables, then the g2wisoboot function takes care of setting root, loopback and everything else. Have you tried the MX Linux code I posted? Please let me know. Thanks, Dave