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--- config:ini_files [2025/05/01 14:59] – [Value Termination] Clarify key:value is string literal syntax digital man
+++ config:ini_files [2025/12/21 03:41] (current) – [Enumerated Values] Fix the confusing wording about enum key value word/partial-word matches digital man
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 | ''xtrn.ini'' | External program configurations which includes timed events, message editors, hot-key events and doors |
 | ''chat.ini'' | Chat Features settings, specifically the Guru, Multi-node chat actions and channels, and external sysop pagers |
-| ''node.ini'' | Located in the [[dir:node|node directories]], and configured via the SCFG [[util:scfg:Nodes]] menu |
+| ''node.ini'' | Located in the [[dir:node|node directories]], and configured via the SCFG [[config:nodes]] menu |
 ==== Secondary Configuration Files ====
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 |''[[formmail.ini]]''       |[[https://gitlab.synchro.net/sbbs/sbbs/-/raw/master/ctrl/formmail.ini|formmail.ini]]|Configuration for ''[[dir:web]]/formmail.ssjs'', Synchronet's Server-side [[custom:JavaScript]] version of [[http://www.scriptarchive.com/formmail.html|FormMail]]|
 |''[[ircbot.ini]]''         |[[https://gitlab.synchro.net/sbbs/sbbs/-/raw/master/ctrl/ircbot.ini|ircbot.ini]]|Configuration for IRC robots, optionally works with the Synchronet [[service:IRCd]]|
+|''[[ircd.ini]]''         |[[https://gitlab.synchro.net/sbbs/sbbs/-/raw/master/ctrl/ircd.ini|ircd.ini]]|Configuration for IRC server. Replaces old ircd.conf on modern Synchronet [[service:IRCd]]|
 |''[[listserver.ini]]''     |[[https://gitlab.synchro.net/sbbs/sbbs/-/raw/master/ctrl/listservier.ini|listserver.ini]]|Configuration for the Synchronet ListServer module (''[[dir:exec]]/[[module:listserver]].js'')|
 |''[[mailproc.ini]]''       |[[https://gitlab.synchro.net/sbbs/sbbs/-/raw/master/ctrl/mailproc.ini|mailproc.ini]]|Configuration of External Mail Processors for the [[server:Mail]] Server (SMTP)|
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 === Quotes ===
-If the first non-white-space character following the colon key/value separate is a double-quote (''"'') character, then the string will be terminated at the last (right-most) double-quote character. This allows a string value to be specified with trailing white-space:
+If the first non-white-space character following the colon key/value separate is a double-quote (''"'') character, then the string will be terminated at the last (right-most) double-quote character. This allows a string value to be specified with trailing white-space without risk that a text editor might remove it:
   mystring: "a string with trailing white-space "
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 A numeric value higher than the highest supported enumerated value will be treated the same as the highest supported enumerated value.
-When a word is provided for the enumerated key value, an exact case-insensitive match is performed search following by a partial-match search, so "Debug" would match the enum value for "Debugging", and "Info" would match the enum value for "Informational".
+When a word is provided as an enumerated key value, an initial partial word match is all that is required. So for example, a key value of "Debugging" would match the enum value of ''Debug'', and "Informational" would match the enum value of ''Info''. These string matches are also performed case-insensitively so "ERROR" and "error" are equivalents.
 === Log Levels ===
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 ''LogLevel'' keys are one example of a key with enumerated values. The ''LogLevel'' value may be specified as a decimal number (from ''0'' to ''7'') or by specifying one of the following enumerated names:
-^Value ^Name ^
+^Value ^Name             ^ Description ^
-|0     |Emergency    |
+|0     |''Emergency''    | Fatal condition |
-|1     |Alert        |
+|1     |''Alert''        | Very Serious condition |
-|2     |Critical     |
+|2     |''Critical''     | Serious condition |
-|3     |Error        |
+|3     |''Error''        | Unexpected/erroneous condition |
-|4     |Warning      |
+|4     |''Warning''      | Suspicious condition |
-|5     |Notice       |
+|5     |''Notice''       | Infrequent event |
-|6     |Informational|
+|6     |''Info''         | Common activity (AKA "Informational") |
-|7     |Debugging    |
+|7     |''Debug''        | Extra detail sometimes helpful during issue analysis (AKA "Debugging") |
 Log entries with a log level //higher// than the specified ''LogLevel'' value will not be logged/displayed.
-The ''Debugging'' (7) log level enables //all// possible log output.
+The ''Debug'' (7) log level enables //all// possible log output.
 ==== Bit-field Values ====

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