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util:sexyz [2019/07/07 21:36] – [RZ/SZ Style] typo digital manutil:sexyz [2020/11/28 21:57] – Separate original and XMODEM-1K/CRC examples. Add ZMODEM-non-streaming example. digital man
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-===== Installation =====+===== Install =====
  
  
-Copy ''sexyz[.exe]'' into your Synchronet ''[[dir:exec]]'' directory.+Copy ''sexyz[.exe]'' into your Synchronet ''[[dir:exec]]'' directory, if it's not already. Installation for other uses/systems likely just means copying the executable file somewhere that may be invoked from the application or server as needed.
  
  
-===== Configuration for Synchronet =====+===== Configure =====
  
-Synchronet v3.14++==== Synchronet ====
  
-SCFG:File Options->Transfer Protocols:+In Synchronet v3.14+ SCFG:File Options->Transfer Protocols:
  
 <code> <code>
 [File Transfer Protocol] [File Transfer Protocol]
  1: Mnemonic (Command Key)        X  1: Mnemonic (Command Key)        X
- 2: Protocol Name                 XMODEM (SEXYZ)+ 2: Protocol Name                 XMODEM-Original (SEXYZ) 
 + 3: Access Requirements            
 + 4: Upload Command Line           %!sexyz%. %h -%p rx %f 
 + 5: Download Command Line         %!sexyz%. %h -%p sx %f 
 + 6: Batch Upload Command Line 
 + 7: Batch Download Command Line 
 + 8: Bi-dir Command Line 
 + 9: Native (32-bit) Executable    Yes 
 +10: Supports DSZLOG               Yes 
 +11: Socket I/O                    Yes 
 + 
 +[File Transfer Protocol] 
 + 1: Mnemonic (Command Key)        1 
 + 2: Protocol Name                 XMODEM-1K/CRC (SEXYZ)
  3: Access Requirements             3: Access Requirements           
  4: Upload Command Line           %!sexyz%. %h -%p rC %f  4: Upload Command Line           %!sexyz%. %h -%p rC %f
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 10: Supports DSZLOG               Yes 10: Supports DSZLOG               Yes
 11: Socket I/O                    Yes 11: Socket I/O                    Yes
 +</code>
  
-Optional/Advanced:+=== Optional/Advanced ===
  
 +<code>
 [File Transfer Protocol] [File Transfer Protocol]
  1: Mnemonic (Command Key)        8  1: Mnemonic (Command Key)        8
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 10: Supports DSZLOG               Yes 10: Supports DSZLOG               Yes
 11: Socket I/O                    Yes 11: Socket I/O                    Yes
 +
 +[File Transfer Protocol]
 + 1: Mnemonic (Command Key)        S
 + 2: Protocol Name                 ZMODEM-Synchronous(SEXYZ)
 + 3: Access Requirements           
 + 4: Upload Command Line           %!sexyz%. %h -%p rz %f
 + 5: Download Command Line         %!sexyz%. %h -%p -s sz %f
 + 6: Batch Upload Command Line     %!sexyz%. %h -%p rz %g
 + 7: Batch Download Command Line   %!sexyz%. %h -%p -s sz @%f
 + 8: Bi-dir Command Line
 + 9: Native (32-bit) Executable    Yes
 +10: Supports DSZLOG               Yes
 +11: Socket I/O                    Yes
 +
 </code> </code>
 NOTE: It is suggested you remove existing FDSZ, CE-XYZ, or sz/rz transfer protocol entries as they are no longer needed. NOTE: It is suggested you remove existing FDSZ, CE-XYZ, or sz/rz transfer protocol entries as they are no longer needed.
 +
 +=== Synchronet for Unix ===
 +
 +Synchronet for Unix (prior to v3.14) did not support socket-based file
 +transfer protocols, so SEXYZ is only currently supported on Synchronet for
 +Unix (v3.13 and older) in "stdio" mode.
 +
 +You can use "stdio" mode in SEXYZ by removing '%h' (the socket descriptor)
 +from the above command-lines. If you're using Synchronet for Unix v3.14 or
 +later, socket I/O mode is preferred (do not use "stdio" mode).
  
  
-===== Configuration for Mystic =====+==== Mystic ====
  
 Example configuration for Mystic BBS v1.08-Win32 Example configuration for Mystic BBS v1.08-Win32
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 </code> </code>
  
-===== Configuration for EleBBS =====+==== EleBBS ====
  
 Example configuration for EleBBS-Win32 Example configuration for EleBBS-Win32
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 and set ''Quotes=true'' in the ''[DSZLOG]'' section of your ''sexyz.ini'' file or use and set ''Quotes=true'' in the ''[DSZLOG]'' section of your ''sexyz.ini'' file or use
 the secret ''-quotes'' command-line option. the secret ''-quotes'' command-line option.
- 
- 
-===== Synchronet for Unix ===== 
- 
-Synchronet for Unix (prior to v3.14) did not support socket-based file 
-transfer protocols, so SEXYZ is only currently supported on Synchronet for 
-Unix (v3.13 and older) in "stdio" mode. 
- 
-You can use "stdio" mode in SEXYZ by removing '%h' (the socket descriptor) 
-from the above command-lines. If you're using Synchronet for Unix v3.14 or 
-later, socket I/O mode is preferred (do not use "stdio" mode). 
  
 ===== Optional Initialization File (sexyz.ini) ===== ===== Optional Initialization File (sexyz.ini) =====
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 Example .ini file (with default values given): Example .ini file (with default values given):
-<file sexyz.ini>+<code ini>
 Telnet=TRUE                 ; set to FALSE to change the default mode Telnet=TRUE                 ; set to FALSE to change the default mode
 TCP_NoDelay=TRUE            ; disable the TCP Nagle algorithm TCP_NoDelay=TRUE            ; disable the TCP Nagle algorithm
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 Short=false         ; use Micros~1 short path/filename in log (Windows) Short=false         ; use Micros~1 short path/filename in log (Windows)
 Quotes=false        ; enclose filename in "quotes" (for EleBBS) Quotes=false        ; enclose filename in "quotes" (for EleBBS)
-</file>+</code> 
 + 
 +**Note:**\\ 
 +Older versions of SEXYZ did not support comments on some of the ''sexy.ini'' lines shown above.
  
 ===== Compatibility ===== ===== Compatibility =====

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