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access:requirements [2018/03/01 12:10] – Links to util:binkit changed to module:binkit digital manaccess:requirements [2018/03/01 12:21] – old revision restored digital man
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 ===== Overview ===== ===== Overview =====
  
-You will find in [[module:binkit]] and other Synchronet [[:config:|configuration]] files, places where the sysop may specify requirements to access a specific area or feature of the BBS. Usually these items will have ARS (Access Requirement String) or just "Requirements" as part of the name.+You will find in [[util:SCFG]] and other Synchronet [[:config:|configuration]] files, places where the sysop may specify requirements to access a specific area or feature of the BBS. Usually these items will have ARS (Access Requirement String) or just "Requirements" as part of the name.
  
 Most ''Access Requirements'' are "default allow", meaning, if there are no requirements specified (i.e. the requirement string is blank), then the default behavior is **allow** access to that specific area/function to //any// user. Most ''Access Requirements'' are "default allow", meaning, if there are no requirements specified (i.e. the requirement string is blank), then the default behavior is **allow** access to that specific area/function to //any// user.
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 ===== Configuration ===== ===== Configuration =====
  
-[[module:binkit]] has an interactive ''Requirements'' dialog screen which allows easy addition or clearing of the most common requirement parameters.+[[util:SCFG]] has an interactive ''Requirements'' dialog screen which allows easy addition or clearing of the most common requirement parameters.
  
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