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custom:text.dat [2021/05/15 17:48] – [Using Defaults] Add example *nix command-line to create an empty text.dat digital man | custom:text.dat [2021/05/15 17:55] – [Using Defaults] digital man |
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In many cases, ''Q'' or Ctrl-C (abort) may also be an acceptable answer to the question, but this will never be the default answer. | In many cases, ''Q'' or Ctrl-C (abort) may also be an acceptable answer to the question, but this will never be the default answer. |
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===== Using Defaults ===== | ===== Use Defaults ===== |
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The default values of all the ''text.dat'' strings are stored in the Synchronet Terminal Server library (''sbbs.dll'', ''libsbbs.so''). | The default values of all the ''text.dat'' strings are stored in the Synchronet Terminal Server library (''sbbs.dll'', ''libsbbs.so''). |
To use all default text strings you can either: | To use all default text strings you can either: |
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* Download the ''[[https://gitlab.synchro.net/sbbs/sbbs/-/commits/master/ctrl/text.dat|text.dat]]'' revision from the Source Repository which correlates with the executables you're using and overwrite your local file, or | 1. Download the ''[[https://gitlab.synchro.net/sbbs/sbbs/-/commits/master/ctrl/text.dat|text.dat]]'' revision from the Source Repository which correlates with the executables you're using and overwrite your local file, or |
* Replace (overwrite) your ''text.dat'' file with a 0-length file (each 'missing' string is replaced with the default string): | |
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cp /dev/null /sbbs/ctrl/text.dat | 2. Replace (overwrite) your ''text.dat'' file with a 0-length file (each 'missing' string is replaced with the default string), e.g. (on *nix): |
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| cp /dev/null /sbbs/ctrl/text.dat |
===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== |
* [[:dir:CTRL]] Directory | * [[:dir:CTRL]] Directory |