Synchronet v3.19b-Win32 (install) has been released (Jan-2022).

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config:env [2018/04/23 17:15] – [bash/sh] Mention 'env' and 'printenv' utils for setting/testing environment changes digital manconfig:env [2018/10/18 00:45] – [bash/sh] typos and such digital man
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     SBBSCTRL=/sbbs/ctrl && export SBBSCTRL     SBBSCTRL=/sbbs/ctrl && export SBBSCTRL
-(replace ''/sbbs/ctrl'' with the full path to your ''[[dir:ctrl]]'' directory)+(replace ''/sbbs/ctrl'' with the full path to your Synchronet ''[[dir:ctrl]]'' directory)
  
 === /etc/profile === === /etc/profile ===
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 === sudo === === sudo ===
-When using the ''sudo'' command to execute a Synchronet program with elevated (e.g. root) privileges, you may need to pass the ''-E'' option to preserve the environment variables set the parent shell:+When using the ''sudo'' command to execute a Synchronet program with elevated (e.g. root) privileges, you may need to pass the ''-E'' option to preserve the environment variables set in the parent shell:
  
   sudo -E sbbs   sudo -E sbbs
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 === Testing === === Testing ===
  
-You can use either of the following command-lines to test if a particular environment variable is set correctly (the environment variable value should be printed in response to either):+You can use either of the following command-lines to test if a particular environment variable is set correctly (the environment variable's current value should be printed in response to either):
  
   * ''echo $SBBSCTRL''   * ''echo $SBBSCTRL''

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