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I highly doubt it :confused: Unless every email sent out from the site is saved somewhere as a draft |
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I wasnt even aware that there was a super admin... lol Doug |
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Its just like a add-on of some permissions/powers Not like a big jump from smod to admin |
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Or make sure it gets done by making a $ Service Request |
Ok, Sounds good. I will end this off topic discussion here.
Back to the Read PM's hack we go. :) Doug |
dcpaq2, if you want to save the outgoing emails, you can go to:
AdminCP>vBulletin Options>Error Handling & Logging>Log Emails to a File and enter the path to the file you want :D |
There is a hack here that if a member sends an email via your site, you can set it up to get copy of it in your email.
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If you want (as I do) all admin users to be able to read PMs, edit read_pms.php and replace PHP Code:
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Thank you everyone for answering my questions. I appreciate it greatly.
Doug |
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