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

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util:scfg [2023/02/12 15:17] – Start to document the initial setup wizard, replace references to CNF files with ini files digital manutil:scfg [2023/12/25 13:47] – [Command-line Usage] Latest usage (includes -host= option) digital man
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-usage: scfg [ctrl_dir] [options] 
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 options: options:
  
--w  =  run initial setup wizard +-w                run initial setup wizard 
--f  =  force save of configuration files +-f                force save of configuration files 
--a  =  update all message base status headers +-a                update all message base status headers 
--h  =  don't update message base status headers +-h                don't update message base status headers 
--u# =  set file creation permissions mask (in octal) +-u#               set file creation permissions mask (in octal) 
--k  =  keyboard mode only (no mouse support) +-k                keyboard mode only (no mouse support) 
--c  =  force color mode +-c                force color mode 
--m  =  force monochrome mode +-m                force monochrome mode 
--e# =  set escape delay to #msec +-e#               set escape delay to #msec 
--insert = enable keyboard insert mode by default +-insert           enable keyboard insert mode by default 
--import=<filename> = import a message area list file +-import=<fname>   import a message area list file 
--faddr=<addr> = specify your FTN address for imported subs +-faddr=<addr>     specify your FTN address for imported subs 
--misc=<value> = specify option flags for imported subs +-misc=<value>     specify option flags for imported subs 
--g# =  set group number (or name) to import into +-g#               set group number (or name) to import into 
--iX =  set interface mode to X (default=auto) where X is one of: +-host=<name>      set hostname to use for alternate sbbs.ini file 
-       X = X11 mode +-iX               set interface mode to X (default=auto) where X is one of: 
-       C = Curses mode +                   X = X11 mode 
-       F = Curses mode with forced IBM charset +                   C = Curses mode 
-       I = Curses mode with forced ASCII charset +                   F = Curses mode with forced IBM charset 
-       A = ANSI mode +                   I = Curses mode with forced ASCII charset 
-       D = standard input/output/door mode +                   A = ANSI mode 
--v# =  set video mode to # (default=auto) +                   D = standard input/output/door mode 
--l# =  set screen lines to # (default=auto-detect) +-A                use alternate (ASCII) characters for arrow symbols 
--b# =  set automatic back-up level (default=5) +-v#               set video mode to # (default=auto) 
--y  =  automatically save changes (don't ask) +-l#               set screen lines to # (default=auto-detect) 
-</code>+-y                automatically save changes (don't ask)</code>
  
 :!: Note: some of the interface mode values are only available on particular platforms/operating systems. :!: Note: some of the interface mode values are only available on particular platforms/operating systems.

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