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access:sysop [2022/03/06 18:03] – [Node Control] Finished node control section. Waiting on a last clarification from DM. Andreaccess:sysop [2022/03/09 19:02] – [Node & Sysop Display] Finished the descriptions and added internal links. Andre
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 | NODE [parameters] | Node utility   | Executes [[util:node|node utility]] with the passed parameters. | | NODE [parameters] | Node utility   | Executes [[util:node|node utility]] with the passed parameters. |
 | DOWN [#]          | Down node      | Toggles the down status of a node. When a node has a down status (noted by the [D] flag on the node status line) it will be shut down after the user logs off, or immediately if a user is not online. If a node [#] is not specified, the current node will be shut down. \\ \\ To put an "Offline" node back to a "Waiting for Connection" status, use '';NODE STATUS=0 [node #]''. | | DOWN [#]          | Down node      | Toggles the down status of a node. When a node has a down status (noted by the [D] flag on the node status line) it will be shut down after the user logs off, or immediately if a user is not online. If a node [#] is not specified, the current node will be shut down. \\ \\ To put an "Offline" node back to a "Waiting for Connection" status, use '';NODE STATUS=0 [node #]''. |
-| INTR [#]          | Interrupt node | Disconnect a user as soon as it is safe to do so, displaying a "closed for maintenance" message. The current interrupt status of a node is reflected by an [I] in the node listings. If a node [#] is not specified, the current node will be interrupted. \\ \\ If the user is currently executing an external program (including editors and transfer protocols), they will be disconnected as soon as control returns to Synchronet. | +| INTR [#]          | Interrupt node | Disconnect a user as soon as it is safe to do so, displaying a "closed for maintenance" message. The current interrupt status of a node is reflected by an [I] in the node listings. If a node [#] is not specified, the current node will be interrupted. \\ \\ If the user is currently executing an [[howto:door:index|external program]] (including [[howto:editor:index|editors]] and transfer protocols), they will be disconnected as soon as control returns to Synchronet. | 
-| LOCK [#]          | Lock node      | Prevent users from logging into a node, giving a "down for maintenance" message. A locked node will have an (L) in the node listings. If a node [#] is not specified, the current node will be locked. \\ \\ Sysops and users with the ''L'' exemption can still log in. | +| LOCK [#]          | Lock node      | Prevent users from logging into a node, giving a "down for maintenance" message. A locked node will have an (L) in the node listings. If a node [#] is not specified, the current node will be locked. \\ \\ Sysops and users with the ''L'' [[access:exemptions|exemption]] can still log in. | 
-| RERUN [#]         | Rerun node     | Toggles the rerun status of a node (noted by an [R] in the node listing), reloading the configuration before the next login. FIXME If there is user on the node, it will not rerun until that user logs off. |+| RERUN [#]         | Rerun node     | Toggles the rerun status of a node (noted by an [R] in the node listing), reloading the configuration before the next login. If individual nodes have a rerun status, that node's configuration will be reloaded just before the next user logs in. If all nodes have a rerun status, the configuration for the nodes will be reloaded when all users have logged off. \\ \\ Note: Saving a configuration change in [[util:scfg|SCFG]] will set a rerun status on all nodes. |
 | SPY [#]           | Spy on a node  | Allows the sysop to remotely monitor or control another node. | | SPY [#]           | Spy on a node  | Allows the sysop to remotely monitor or control another node. |
  
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 ==== Node & Sysop Display ==== ==== Node & Sysop Display ====
 ^ Command  ^ Name                           ^ Description ^ ^ Command  ^ Name                           ^ Description ^
-=) ANON  | Toggle anonymous mode          | Makes the current node anonymous, where the node is listed as online but the user is not. Sysops and users with the ''Q'' exemption have access to this command. To a sysop, an anonymous node appears normal with the addition of an [A] in the node information line. | +| ANON  | Toggle anonymous mode          | Makes the current node anonymous, where the node is listed normally but the user is displayed as "Unknown User.To a sysop, an anonymous node appears normally with the addition of an [A] in the node information line. \\ \\ Sysops and users with the ''Q'' exemption have access to this command. | 
-=) AVAIL | Toggle sysop chat availability | FIXME +| AVAIL | Toggle sysop chat availability | Changes the ability for users to page the sysop for a private chat, visible to them in the [[module:chat_sec|chat module]]. \\ \\ This setting can be overridden by users with a ''C'' exemption or by the [[util:scfg:system|SCFG System Config]] "Sysop Chat Override" Advanced Option. 
-=) QUIET | Quiet mode                     Using this command, a sysop (or user with the ''Q'' exemption) can make their node appear to be "Waiting for call" to other users of the system\\ \\ To a sysop, a node in this state appears normal, with the addition of a [Q] in the node information line. |+| QUIET | Quiet mode                     Make the current node appear to be "Waiting for call" to other users. To a sysop, a quiet node appears normally with the addition of a [Q] in the node information line. \\ \\ Sysops and users with the ''Q'' exemption have access to this command. |