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a894f176
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Rob Swindell
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Update online help (F1 key displayed help text) for directory "Short name"
This text/terminology was pretty out of date.
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@@ -1693,54 +1693,52 @@ void dir_cfg(int libnum)
"the file transfer prompt. Some short names have specially-defined
\n
"
"meaning:
\n
"
"
\n
"
"
`
Temp
`
\n
"
"
R
eserved for temporary archive transfers.
\n
"
"
~
Temp
~
\n
"
"
This short name is r
eserved for
`
temporary archive transfers
`
.
\n
"
"
\n
"
"
`
Offline
`
\n
"
"
~
Offline
~
\n
"
" This short name specifies that this directory is to hold
\n
"
" offline files for the selected library and is treated a bit
\n
"
" differently than other directories
. I
t will not be included
\n
"
" in new-scans and will be the default location of files that
\n
"
"
`
offline files
`
for the selected library and is treated a bit
\n
"
" differently than other directories
: i
t will not be included
\n
"
" in new-
file-
scans and will be the default location of files that
\n
"
" are removed or moved. A directory with this short name should
\n
"
" have
the
upload level set to 90 and
the
access
level and flags
\n
"
" set the same as the library.
There can only be one directory
\n
"
" per library with this short name.
\n
"
" have
its required
upload level set to 90
(Sysop)
and
its
access
\n
"
"
requirements
set the same as the library.
\n
"
"
There can only be one directory
per library with this short name.
\n
"
"
\n
"
"
`
Sysop
`
\n
"
"
~
Sysop
~
\n
"
" This short name specifies that this directory will be the
\n
"
" destination for files uploaded
by users with the `Z` command
\n
"
" from the transfer
section
. There should only be
one directory
\n
"
" with this short name and it should belong to the most
\n
"
" accessible library. A directory with this short name should
\n
"
"
have the
access level set to 90 and
the
upload
level and flags
\n
"
" set the same as
the
library.
\n
"
"
\n
"
"
`
User
`
\n
"
" This short name specifies that this directory will be
the
\n
"
"
storage point for user to user
transfers. There should only be
\n
"
"
one directory
with this short name and it should belong to the
\n
"
"
most accessible library. U
sers
can
upload
a
file
to another
\n
"
"
user or group of
users with the `/U` transfer
section
command.
\n
"
" Users download files sent to them with the `/D` transfer
\n
"
"
section
command. A directory with this short name should have
\n
"
"
the
access level set to 90 and
the
upload
level and flag
s
\n
"
" set the same as the library or
at
whatever
level
the sysop
\n
"
" wishes to
allows
users to use the user to user transfer
\n
"
" destination for
`
files uploaded
to the sysop` by users (e.g. with
\n
"
"
the `Z` command
from the
file
transfer
menu)
. There should only be
\n
"
"
one directory
with this short name and it should belong to the most
\n
"
" accessible library. A directory with this short name should
have
\n
"
"
its required
access level set to 90
(Sysop)
and
its
upload
\n
"
"
requirements
set the same as
its
library.
\n
"
"
\n
"
"
~
User
~
\n
"
" This short name specifies that this directory will be
used for
\n
"
"
`user to user file
transfers
`
. There should only be
one directory
\n
"
" with this short name and it should belong to the
most accessible
\n
"
"
library. User to user file transfers allow u
sers
to
upload file
s
\n
"
"
to other
users with the `/U`
file
transfer
menu
command.
\n
"
" Users download files sent to them with the `/D`
file
transfer
\n
"
"
menu
command. A directory with this short name should have
\n
"
"
its required
access level set to 90 and
its
upload
requirement
s
\n
"
" set the same as the library or
with
whatever
requirements
the sysop
\n
"
" wishes to
require of
users to use the user to user
file
transfer
\n
"
" facilities.
\n
"
"
\n
"
"`Uploads`
\n
"
"
\n
"
"~Uploads~
\n
"
" This short name specifies that this directory will be used
\n
"
" for uploads if the user attempts to upload to a directory where
\n
"
" he or she does not have sufficient upload access.
\n
"
" If you wish `all` uploads to automatically go into one specific
\n
"
" directory, set the required upload level for all `other`
\n
"
" directories to 90 or higher (Sysop). If you don't want users
\n
"
" to be able to see the files in this directory or download them
\n
"
" until they are moved by the sysop, set the required access
\n
"
" for your 'Uploads' directory to level 90 or higher. Creating
\n
"
" an 'Uploads' directory also allows 'Blind' batch uploads from
\n
"
" the users (files need not be added to the upload queue first).
\n
"
" as the default destination of user's `uploaded files` (i.e. if a user
\n
"
" attempts to upload to a directory where they do not have upload
\n
"
" permission or `blind-upload` files not in their batch upload queue).
\n
"
" If you wish `all` uploads to automatically go into `this` directory,
\n
"
" set the upload requirements for all `other` directories to level 90.
\n
"
" If you do not want users to be able to see the files in this
\n
"
" directory or download them until they are moved by the sysop to a
\n
"
" more accessible directory, set the access requirements for this
\n
"
" directory to level 90 (Sysop) or higher.
\n
"
;
char
*
dir_code_help
=
"`Directory Internal Code Suffix:`
\n
"
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