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-<h2><a name="SystemConfiguration">[2.0] - System Configuration</a></h2>
-<pre>SCFG is the Synchronet Configuration Utility. It is a stand-alone console mode 
-application (e.g. SCFG.EXE for Windows).</pre>
-<pre>To run SCFG from the Synchronet Control Panel (Windows), select <i>Configure</i> from the <i>
-BBS</i> sub-menu on the menu bar.</pre>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/sbbsctrl_configure.png" width="301" height="192"></pre>
-<pre>Once SCFG has initialized, you will see a main menu titled &quot;Configure&quot; which looks 
-something like this:</pre>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_main.png" width="572" height="331">
-			
-To manipulate the light-bar, use the <i>UP</i> and <i>DOWN ARROW</i> keys or type a letter or
-number in the option you wish to highlight. To highlight the first option of
-the menu, hit the <i>HOME</i> key. To highlight the last option of the menu, hit the 
-<i>END</i> key. You'll notice that if you hit <i>UP ARROW</i> key when the light-bar is at the 
-first option of the menu, the last option will become highlighted. This wrap effect 
-also occurs when hitting the DOWN ARROW key when the light-bar is at the last option 
-of the menu. To select the current highlighted option, hit <i>ENTER</i>. To exit SCFG,
-hit the <i>ESC</i> key.</pre>
-<pre>Under &quot;System&quot;, set your system's name (BBS Name), the sysop's name (You), the
-system location (City, State), and system password. The system password you
-enter here will be required for any remote sysop operations and is prompted
-for with an &quot;<b>SY:</b>&quot; prompt. Under &quot;<a href="#Message Options">Message Options</a>&quot;, set your system's QWK ID
-(Up to 8 character BBS name abbreviation). Under &quot;Toggle Options&quot; set
-&quot;Allow Aliases&quot; to &quot;Yes&quot; or &quot;No&quot; depending on if you want users to be known
-by their real names on your BBS or a personal alias.</pre>
-<pre>Remember that at any time within SCFG, you can hit the <i>F1</i> key to get online
-help about the current configuration window. Following is a more specific list
-of the commands available in the SCFG under System options.</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="MessageOptions">[2.1] - </a> </b><a name="MessageOptions"><b>Message Options</b></a>
-<br>
-<br>
-<img border="0" src="images/scfg_msg_options.png" width="572" height="331"></h2>
-<pre><b>BBS ID for QWK Packets:</b>
-	This is the ID that will be used in QWK packets. It is important that
-	you set this to an abbreviation of your BBS name before users start
-	using the QWK functions of your BBS. Only valid DOS filename characters
-	can be used and the ID must begin with an alphabetic character. This
-	ID will also serve as your system's QWK Network address, should you
-	choose to join a QWK message network (e.g. <a href="dove-net.txt">DOVE-Net</a>).
-
-<b>Local Time Zone:</b>
-	This should be set to the time zone where your BBS is located.
-
-<b>Maximum Retry Time:</b>
-	This is the maximum number of seconds the Synchronet message base
-	library will wait for a locked message base to become unlocked.
-	Under normal conditions, message bases are only left locked for an
-	extremely short period of time.
-
-<b>Maximum QWK Messages:</b>
-	This is the maximum number of messages which will be packed when a
-	QWK packet is created. If the number of new messages to be packed
-	exceeds this, the packing will be stopped after packing this number
-	of messages. Setting this value to 0 sets the number of messages
-	per packet to unlimited. Private e-mail is not included in the total
-	number of messages and QWK network nodes are automatically exempt
-	from this maximum.
-
-<b>Pre-pack QWK Requirements:</b>
-	If this option is used (not blank), Synchronet will pre-pack any new
-	messages into a QWK packet in the DATA\FILE directory for each user
-	that meets this requirement. When that user calls to download their
-	packet, it will automatically extract the pre-packed QWK (if it
-	exists) and append to it. It is mainly intended for QWKnet nodes that
-	feed from your BBS, but can also be used for long distance users that
-	wish to save connect time and always read their messages via QWK.
-
-<b>Purge E-mail by Age:</b>
-	This will allow electronic mail for your users (stored in DATA\MAIL.*)
-	to be purged after a specific number of days (read or unread).
-
-<b>Purge Deleted E-mail:</b>
-	This option can be set to &quot;Daily&quot; or &quot;Immediately&quot;. If set to
-	&quot;Immediately&quot;, e-mail marked for deletion will be physically removed
-	from the e-mail database immediately after the user exits the
-	reading mail menu. If set to &quot;Daily&quot; (the suggested setting), e-mail
-	is marked for deletion isn't physically removed from the database
-	until the automatic daily event executes (sometime after midnight).
-
-<b>Duplicate E-mail Checking:</b>
-	This option allows the setting of a number of message CRCs to be kept
-	to check e-mail to insure that it is not a duplicate of another piece
-	of e-mail. This option should be set to 0 (disabled) unless you
-	specifically want duplicate e-mail disallowed, in which case a value
-	of 2000 should be sufficient.
-
-<b>Allow Anonymous E-mail:</b>
-	Setting this option to Yes will allow users with the 'A' exemption to
-	send anonymous e-mail.
-
-<b>Allow Quoting in E-mail:</b>
-	To allow users to quote from e-mail, this option should be set to Yes.
-
-<b>Allow Uploads in E-mail:</b>
-	To allow users to attach files to e-mail, this option must be set to
-	Yes.
-
-<b>Allow Forwarding to NetMail:</b>
-	If you allow users to send NetMail on your BBS and want to allow your
-	users to set their account to forwarding their e-mail to a NetMail
-	address, set this option to Yes.
-
-<b>Kill Read E-mail:</b>
-	If you would like to have any e-mail that has been read by the
-	recipient automatically deleted by the message base maintenance program
-	(SMBUTIL) set this option to yes.
-
-<b>Users Can View Deleted Messages:</b>
-	This option allows all users or sysops/sub-ops the ability to view
-	messages (posts/e-mail) marked for deletion (and optionally undelete
-	them) before they are permanently removed from the message base.
-
-<b>Extra Attribute Codes...:</b>
-	This option will give you a sub-menu of toggle options. These options
-	tell Synchronet whether or not it should interpret color codes which
-	are supported by other BBS packages.</pre>
-<h2><img border="0" src="images/scfg_msg_attrcodes.png" width="572" height="331">
-
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-<br>
-<br>
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-			
-<a name="SystemOptions">
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-			
-[2.2] - System Options</a></h2>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system.png" width="572" height="331">
-
-<b>BBS Name:</b>
-        This is the name of the BBS. Try to be original. :-)
-
-<b>Location:</b>
-        This is the city, state and/or other pertinent location information.
-
-<b>Operator:</b>
-        This is the name of the system operator. Doesn't have to be the same
-        as user #1, but usually is.
-
-<b>Password:</b>
-        This is the super-secret system password that only sysops should know.
-
-<b>Users Can Change Password:</b>
-        If you want enhanced system security, it is suggested that you force
-        users to keep the original randomly generated password they were
-        assigned by setting this option to No. If you do allow users to change
-        their passwords, you can make them change their password periodically
-        with this selection.
-
-<b>Days to Preserve Deleted Users:</b>
-        If a user is deleted, his slot will be preserved for this many days
-        since his last logon date. Preserved slots will not be written over
-	by new users. Preserved slots may be undeleted by the sysop.
-
-<b>Maximum Days of Inactivity:</b>
-        If you wish that users that haven't logged on in a certain number of
-        days be automatically deleted, set this value to the maximum number
-        of days a user can be inactive before he is deleted. Users can be
-        exempted from the automatic deletion with the 'P' exemption. Setting
-        this value to 0 disables this feature (Unlimited inactivity).
-
-<b>New User Password:</b>
-        If this field has a value, new users will have to enter this password
-        correctly before being able apply for access.</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="SystemToggleOptions">[2.3] - </a> </b><a name="SystemToggleOptions"><b>System Toggle Options</b></a></h2>
-<pre>Selecting this option will bring you to the following sub-menu:</pre>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_toggle.png" width="572" height="331"></pre>
-<pre><b>Allow Aliases:</b>
-        If you wish the users of the BBS to be allowed to use aliases publicly,
-        set this option to Yes.
-
-<b>Allow Time Banking:</b>
-	Set this option to Yes to allow users to store their time in a time
-	bank, or to convert their credits to time via the BBS.
-
-<b>Allow Credit Conversions:</b>
-	Setting this option to Yes will allow users to be able to convert
-	credits to time.
-
-<b>Allow Sysop Logins:</b>
-	To be able to perform sysop actions remotely, this option should be set
-	to Yes.
-
-<b>Echo Passwords Locally:</b>
-	If this option is set to No, all BBS passwords will not be displayed
-	locally (characters will be replaced by an X). This includes passwords
-	entered during logon, passwords in the user editor, as well as
-	passwords normally displayed on the status line.
-
-<b>Short Sysop Page:
-</b>	If set to Yes, this sysop page will be a short series of beeps,
-	otherwise a continuous sysop page will be used.
-
-<b>Sound Alarm on Error:
-</b>	If the above option (beep locally) is toggled off, but you still wish
-	to have errors produce an audible alarm, you should toggle this option
-	to Yes.
-
-<b>Include Sysop in Statistics:
-</b>        It is suggested that you set this option to No, so that the sysop's
-        activity on the BBS is not included in the usage statistics.
-
-<b>Closed to New Users:
-</b>        If you wish to disallow access to any new users, set this option to
-        Yes.
-
-<b>Use Location In User Lists:
-</b>        If you wish the location (City, State) of the user to be displayed
-        in user listings instead of the user note, set this option to Yes.
-        Setting this option to No will display the user's note (sysop created)
-	if one has been created. The option should be set to Yes if using
-	Caller-ID since the user's note may contain their phone number.
-
-<b>Military (24 hour) Time Format:
-</b>	Use this option to toggle your BBS between 12 and 24 hour time formats.
-
-<b>European Date Format (DD/MM/YY):
-</b>	This option should ONLY be toggle to Yes if you are in a European
-	country which uses this date format. All countries using the MM/DD/YY
-	format should leave this option set to No. If your BBS has been running
-	for any length of time with this option set to No, you should NOT
-	change it to Yes.
-
-<b>User Expires When Out-of-time:
-</b>	Useful for BBSs which charge users based on time, this option, when set
-	to Yes, will set a user to the expired account values once the user's
-	time runs out.</pre>
-<pre><b>Display Sys Info During Logon:
-</b>	Display &quot;hard-coded&quot; system information during BBS logon process.</pre>
-<pre><b>Display Node List During Logon:
-</b>	Display list of active BBS nodes during BBS logon process.</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="NewUserValues">[2.4] - </a></b><a name="NewUserValues"><b>New 
-User Values</b></a> </h2>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_newvalues.png" width="572" height="331"></pre>
-<pre>This option allows you to modify the security values assigned to a new user
-account. You can also set the number of credits and minutes new users start
-off with. If you have configured an alternate command shell or external
-editors, you may select one of these as the default for new users. See the
-<a href="user_editor.html">User Editor</a> chapter for more information about user account values.</pre>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_newvalues_toggles.png" width="572" height="331"></pre>
-<pre>The 'Default Toggles' are used to set the account defaults that users will have
-when they log on to the system as a new user. These account defaults can be
-changed by the user at logon, or while on the system from the user defaults
-menu.</pre>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_newvalues_questions.png" width="572" height="331"></pre>
-<pre>The 'Question Toggles' are used to enable/disable the different questions which
-new users will be asked when logging on to the BBS. The 'Force Unique...'
-question toggles are used to force users to pick a string that is not being
-used by any of the other users currently in the system user database.</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="AdvancedOptions">[2.5] - Advanced Options</a>
-</b></h2>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_advanced.png" width="572" height="331">
-
-<b>New User Magic Word:
-</b>        If this field has a value, it is assumed the sysop would have put
-        some reference to this &quot;magic word&quot; in NEWUSER.MSG and the user
-        will be prompted for this after he enters his own assigned password.
-        If he doesn't enter it correctly, it is assumed he didn't read the
-        text displayed to him and he is disconnected.
-
-<b>Data Directory:
-</b>        This is the path to the directory where all the data files for
-	Synchronet will be stored. This value should not be changed unless
-	necessary.
-
-<b>Logs Directory:
-</b>        This is the path to the directory where all the logs files for
-        Synchronet will be stored. This value should not be changed unless
-	necessary.
-
-<b>Exec Directory:
-</b>        This is the path to the directory where all the executable files for
-        Synchronet are stored. This value should not be changed unless
-	necessary.
-
-<b>Mods Directory:
-</b>        This is the path to the directory where sysop-modified modules
-	(.bin and .js files) for Synchronet are stored. Normally, this
-	directory will be empty. If a sysop wishes to modify a stock/standard
-	module and protect the modified file from being over-written during
-	subsequent Synchronet upgrades, the sysop should copy the file from
-	the <b>Exec</b> directory to the <b>Mods</b> directory where it will take precedence
-	over the file by the same name in the <b>Exec</b> directory. 
-<b>
-Input SIF Questionnaire:
-</b>        This is the name of a SIF file that resides the text directory that
-        all users will be prompted to answer upon logging on the first time.
-        See SIF for more information.
-
-<b>Output SIF Questionnaire:
-</b>        This is the name of the SIF file that is used by the sysop to view
-        the users' answers to the input SIF questionnaire. If this value is
-        left blank, the input SIF questionnaire is used. This output SIF
-        questionable should be identical to the input SIF with the exception
-        of the text content. See SIF for more information.
-
-<b>Credits Per Dollar:
-</b>        This is the monetary value of a credit (How many credits per dollar).
-        This value should be a power of 2 (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, etc.)
-        since credits are usually converted by 100 kilobyte (102400) blocks.
-        To make a dollar worth two megabytes of credits, set this value to
-        2,097,152 (a megabyte is 1024*1024 or 1048576).
-
-<b>Minutes Per 100k Credits:
-</b>        This is the value of a minute of time online. Credits can be converted
-	to minutes by the user if allowed by the command shell. Credits are
-	only converted in 100k (102400) blocks. This field is the number of
-	minutes to give the user in exchange for the 100k credit block.
-
-<b>Maximum Number of Minutes:
-</b>        This value is the maximum total number of minutes a user can have. If
-        the user has this number of minutes or more, he will not be allowed
-        to convert credits into minutes. A sysop can add minutes to a user's
-        account regardless of this maximum. If this value is set to 0, the
-        user will have no limit on the total number of minutes he can have.
-
-<b>Warning Days Till Expire:</b>
-	When a users account is about to expire, the BBS will begin sending
-	expiration warning messages to the users notifying them this many days
-	in advance.
-
-<b>Default Status Line <i><font color="#FF0000">(v2 Only)</font></i>:</b>
-	This is the number of the status line that will be displayed by default
-	at the bottom of the screen while the user is online.
-
-<b>Last Displayable Node:</b>
-	This is the number of the last node that will be viewable by the users.
-	Any nodes which exist above this number will be &quot;invisible&quot; nodes and
-	cannot be seen by anyone.
-
-<b>Phone Number Format:</b>
-	This is the format used for phone numbers in your local calling 
-	area. Use N for number positions, A for alphabetic, or ! for any 
-	character. All other characters will be static in the phone number 
-	format. An example for North American phone numbers is <i>NNN-NNN-NNNN</i>.
-
-<b>Sysop Chat Override:
-</b>	Any user meeting the criteria set here will be able to page the sysop
-	regardless of the status of the sysop availability.</pre>
-<pre><b>User Database Backups:
-</b>	Setting this option to anything but 0 will enable automatic daily 
-	backups of the user database. This number determines how many backups
-	to keep on disk (i.e. data/user/user.#.dat and data/user/name.#.dat). 
-
-<b>Mail Database Backups:
-</b>	Setting this option to anything but 0 will enable automatic daily 
-	backups of the mail database. This number determines how many backups
-	to keep on disk (i.e. data/mail.#.*). 
-
-<b>Control Key Pass-through:
-</b>	This value is a 32-bit hexadecimal number. Each set bit represents a 
-	control key combination that will <b>not</b> be handled internally by 
-	Synchronet or by a Global Hot Key Event. 
-
-	To disable internal handling of the <i>Ctrl-C</i> key combination (for example)
-	set this value to <b>8</b>. The value is determined by taking 2 to the power of
-	the ASCII value of the control character (Ctrl-A is 1, Ctrl-B is 2, 
-	etc.). In the case of Ctrl-C, taking 2 to the power of 3 equals 8. 
-
-	To pass-through multiple control key combinations, multiple bits must be
-	set (or'd together) to create the necessary value, which may require the
-	use of a hexadecimal calculator. 
-
-	If unsure, leave this value set to <b>0</b>, the default. </pre>
-<h2><b><a name="LoadableModules">[2.6] - Loadable Modules</a>
-</b></h2>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_loadablemods.png" width="572" height="331">
-
-The Loadable Modules options are used for loading JavaScript (.js) or
-Baja (.bin) modules during various stages of the BBS operation. Selecting
-one of the functions will prompt you for the base filename of the module
-(excluding the file extension - .js or .bin) to be used when that event
-occurs. JavaScript (.js) modules take precedence over Baja (.bin) modules.
-
-Following is a brief description of when each of the Loadable Modules occur
-during the BBS operation:
-
-<b>Login:</b>
-	This module is <b>REQUIRED</b> for remote and local logins.  Occurs when a
-	user is connected, immediately after the Synchronet copyright notice is
-	displayed.
-
-<b>Logon Event:
-</b>	Occurs immediately after Login (above).
-
-<b>Sync Event:
-</b>	This is a Synchronization Event and occurs each time the BBS performs
-	a node synchronization (e.g. when node messages are received, node
-	status is read, etc...basically continuously while a user is online).
-
-<b>Logoff Event:
-</b>	Occurs ONLY when a user does a slow logoff.  Does NOT occur when users
-	hang up on the BBS or do a fast logoff.
-
-<b>Logout Event:
-</b>	This is an offline event that occurs after a user has disconnected from
-	the BBS, either by logging off or hanging up.
-
-<b>New User Event:
-</b>	Occurs at the end of a new user procedure (e.g. after the user has
-	logged on, left new user feedback, and anything else that is
-	required of a new user).
-
-<b>Expired User:
-</b>	This is an offline event that occurs during Synchronet's internal daily
-	event (after the first caller at the beginning of a new day).</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="SecurityValues">[2.7] - </a> </b><a name="SecurityValues"><b>Security 
-Level Values</b></a></h2>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_securityvalues.png" width="572" height="331"></pre>
-<pre>This option allows you to define the operating parameters of the Security Levels (0-99).
-Selecting the desired security level will bring you to another menu similar to
-the following:</pre>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_securityvalues_0.png" width="572" height="331"></pre>
-<pre>Here you can modify the corresponding values for that particular security
-level.	These values will be given to ALL users who have the selected security
-level.	Many of these values may be overridden by giving certain users the
-necessary exemptions (if required).  For example, the 'T' exemption will exempt
-a user from any <i>time</i> limitations.</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="ExpiredAccountValues">[2.8] - </a> </b><a name="ExpiredAccountValues"><b>Expired Account Values</b></a>
-</h2>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_expired.png" width="572" height="331">
-
-This sub-menu contains the account values for expired user accounts. When
-a user account expires, the information contained here will be applied to
-that user account.</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="QuickValidationValues">[2.9] - </a> </b><a name="QuickValidationValues"><b>Quick Validation Values</b></a></h2>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_quickval.png" width="572" height="331">
-
-This is where you define the values of the quick-validation sets (0-9).
-Selecting a level from this list will bring you to another menu similar to the
-following:</pre>
-<pre><img border="0" src="images/scfg_system_quickval_0.png" width="572" height="331">
-
-These are used to quickly set a user's Level, Flags, Restrictions and
-Exemptions, as well as extend their expiration date and add credits to their
-account.  A user can be quick-validated with the 'V' command from the 
-Telnet/RLogin-based User Editor.</pre>
-<h2><b><a name="CreatingUserAccountsLocally">[2.10] - </a> </b><a name="CreatingUserAccountsLocally"><b>
-Creating User Accounts</b></a></h2>
-<pre>Users may be created using one of the available user editors or by logging
-on as &quot;new&quot; via Telnet or RLogin.</pre>
-<h3><b><a name="CreatingSysopAccount">[2.10.1] - </a> </b><a name="CreatingSysopAccount"><b>Creating a Sysop Account</b></a></h3>
-<pre>The first user account created (via Telnet or RLogin) will automatically be
-given Sysop-level access (e.g. Security level 90, all flags and all exemptions).
-For this reason, the System Password is prompted for (with the <b>SY:</b> prompt)
-during the first new user creation process.</pre>
-<pre>The sysop account is traditionally the first user record in the database
-(i.e. user #1). This user account <b>should not</b> have the alias of <i>Sysop</i> - use your
-real name or a handle instead. Synchronet automatically treats the alias of
-<i>Sysop</i> special and forwards any mail received for &quot;Sysop&quot; to user #1.</pre>
-<h3><b><a name="CreatingGuestAccount">[2.10.2] - </a> </b><a name="CreatingGuestAccount"><b>Creating a Guest Account</b></a></h3>
-<pre>During the default Telnet/RLogin logon process, the sysop user account will
-be prompted whether to create a &quot;Guest&quot; account or not (via the exec/makeguest.js
-module). It is recommended that you answer &quot;Yes&quot; to create a Guest account.
-This will allow anonymous FTP logins as well as &quot;read only&quot; access to your
-other servers and services which encourage users to experience your BBS without
-requiring them to create a user account first.</pre>
-<pre>The sysop account's Security Flag 4G is used by the default logon module
-(exec/logon.js) to determine whether or not to prompt the sysop to create the
-Guest account.  If you answered &quot;No&quot; to the create Guest and &quot;Ask again later?&quot;
-prompts, you can either run the makeguest.js module manually, or restore the 4G
-security flag to the sysop account to be prompted during the next logon.</pre>
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-Synchronet BBS Software</font></a>  <font size="2">  (Synchronet)
-Version 3 is comprised of several documentation,<br>
-library, executable, and <a href="http://www.synchro.net/source.html">source code</a> 
-files, all of which are covered by the<a href="http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.html">
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-GNU General Public License</a>  with the exception of the following portions
-covered by<br>
-the <a href="http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/lesser.html">GNU Lesser General Public License</a>:
-SMBLIB and XSDK.<br>
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-Synchronet Version 2 (for DOS and OS/2) and its source code was released to the<a href="http://www.fsf.org/philosophy/categories.html#PublicDomainSoftware">
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-Public Domain</a>  by <a href="ftp://vert.synchro.net/main/sbbs/manifest.txt">Digital Dynamics</a> 
-in 1997 and remains Public Domain software today.<br>
-Synchronet Version 3 is not Public Domain software.</font></p>
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