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config:sbbs.ini [2019/03/24 00:14] – Document the OutboundInterface key (was called OutgoingV4 till recent) digital manconfig:sbbs.ini [2020/12/17 19:54] – [[BBS]] update dosemu values mlong
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-====== sbbs.ini file ======+====== Initialization Configuration ======
  
 The Synchronet BBS (SBBS) Initialization File (''sbbs.ini'') is the mother of all Synchronet v3 configuration files and is located in the ''[[dir:ctrl]]'' directory. The Synchronet BBS (SBBS) Initialization File (''sbbs.ini'') is the mother of all Synchronet v3 configuration files and is located in the ''[[dir:ctrl]]'' directory.
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 === JavaScriptMaxBytes === === JavaScriptMaxBytes ===
  
-Default: ''8M''+Default: ''16M''
  
 Maximum allocation of memory per JavaScript run-time. Maximum allocation of memory per JavaScript run-time.
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 **Note**: **Note**:
 Each ''[Global] JavaScript*'' setting may be overridden by a corresponding ''JavaScript*'' value in the subsequent server sections of this file. Each ''[Global] JavaScript*'' setting may be overridden by a corresponding ''JavaScript*'' value in the subsequent server sections of this file.
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-=== JavaScriptContextStack === 
-Default: ''16K'' 
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-Maximum stack size per JavaScript context. 
  
 === JavaScriptTimeLimit === === JavaScriptTimeLimit ===
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 When the BBS is running on a *nix-like OS, this value determines the value of the ''TERM'' environment variable that will be set when invoking interactive external programs for users with terminals that **do not** support ANSI. When the BBS is running on a *nix-like OS, this value determines the value of the ''TERM'' environment variable that will be set when invoking interactive external programs for users with terminals that **do not** support ANSI.
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 +=== UseDOSemu ===
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 +Default: ''false'' (new sysops with default file) or ''true'' (missing from file/existing sysops)
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 +This will enable [[howto:dosemu|DOSEmu]] support for running DOS-based external programs. When you first install Synchronet, you will need to "opt in" by setting this to true in order to use DOSEmu.
  
 === DOSemuPath === === DOSemuPath ===
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 Default: ''/usr/bin/dosemu.bin'' (Linux) or ''/usr/local/bin/doscmd'' (FreeBSD) Default: ''/usr/bin/dosemu.bin'' (Linux) or ''/usr/local/bin/doscmd'' (FreeBSD)
  
-When the BBS is running on a *nix-like OS and built with DOS emulator support (e.g. ''USE_DOSEMU'' defined on Linux), this value determines the default path of the DOS emulator to be executed when a non-native program (e.g. 16-bit MS-DOS door game) will be invoked by the BBS.+When the BBS is running on a *nix-like OS, this value determines the default path of the DOS emulator to be executed when a non-native program (e.g. 16-bit MS-DOS door game) will be invoked by the BBS. 
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 +=== DOSemuConfPath === 
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 +Default: ''dosemu.conf'' 
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 +This specifies where DOSEmu should look for the conf file. First, it will look in the startup dir of the external program, then it will use this path (if configured). If this path is not set, it will default to /etc/dosemu/dosemu.conf or /etc/dosemu.conf
  
 === AnswerSound === === AnswerSound ===

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