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Nano
| GNU nano Editor | |
|---|---|
| Name: | GNU nano |
| Internal Code: | GNUNANO |
| Command Line: | nano -R -S -c -i -r 75 %f |
| Access Requirements: | UNIX |
| Intercept I/O: | Standard |
| Native Executable: | Yes |
| Use Shell to Execute: | No |
| Word Wrap Quoted Text: | Yes |
| Automatically Quoted Text: | All |
| Editor Information Files: | QuickBBS MSGINF/MSGTMP |
| Expand Line Feeds to CRLF: | Yes |
| Strip Fidonet Kludge Lines: | No |
| BBS Drop File Type: | None |
Keep in mind the “-R” option is required here. From the original nano site:
In restricted mode, nano will NOT:
- read or write to any file not specified on the command line;
- read any nanorc files;
- allow suspending;
- allow a file to be appended to, prepended to, or saved under a different file name;
- use backup files or spell checking
If you don't use that option, do it at your own risk, as you are compromising your system's security.
