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    From Amessyroom@TL-QWK to Digital Man on Tue Jan 7 01:30:53 2025
    While using umonitor on Linux, I have noticed when alphabetic keys are pressed while a node is selected, the key is added to the status line.

    i.e. I press Q

    The node status line will show [Q]
    What does this represent? Is it turning on a flag? are there only certain keys that have function in umonitor; while hilighting a node ?
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  • From Digital Man to Amessyroom on Tue Jan 7 11:58:12 2025
    Re: Umonitor
    By: Amessyroom to Digital Man on Tue Jan 07 2025 01:30 am

    While using umonitor on Linux, I have noticed when alphabetic keys are pressed while a node is selected, the key is added to the
    status line.

    i.e. I press Q

    I don't think that should be happening and looking at the umonitor source code, I don't see how it would.

    The node status line will show [Q]
    What does this represent?

    https://wiki.synchro.net/ref:node_status

    Is it turning on a flag? are there only certain keys that have function in umonitor; while hilighting
    a
    node ?

    Hitting F1 shows you help screen with the effective keys.
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  • From Errol Casey@1:3634/58 to Digital Man on Tue Jan 7 18:39:27 2025
    Re: Umonitor
    By: Digital Man to Amessyroom on Tue Jan 07 2025 11:58 am

    I did look at help and was confused when things started changing.

    I'll try to record a video of me starting umonitor, and pressing keys and show the status changes.

    Didn't think it should be doing anything; but then got concerned I was turning on things I didn't understand by mistaken, keystrokes.
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  • From Amessyroom@TL-QWK to Digital Man on Tue Jan 7 22:34:12 2025
    Re: Umonitor
    By: Errol Casey to Digital Man on Tue Jan 07 2025 06:39 pm

    http://toolazy.synchro.net/images/umonitor-quiet-mode.png

    This shows [Q] quiet mode being enabled. I don't now how it was enabled; but it seemed that I pressed something and it added the [Q] in the status line.

    I cannot recreate the keystroke. ButI have seen [R][U] also displayed which would match up with the indicated codes you shared:

    QQuiet: User on this node is in quiet mode (can't be seen by other nodes/users).
    RRerun: This node will Rerun when user logs off.
    UUser data update: This user's data has been modified by another node and needs to be read from disk.


    https://wiki.synchro.net/ref:node_status

    Maybe they are just events occurring in the background, and I noticed
    the changes; when I accidently pressed keys.
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  • From Digital Man to Amessyroom on Tue Jan 7 23:35:10 2025
    Re: Umonitor
    By: Amessyroom to Digital Man on Tue Jan 07 2025 10:34 pm

    Re: Umonitor
    By: Errol Casey to Digital Man on Tue Jan 07 2025 06:39 pm

    http://toolazy.synchro.net/images/umonitor-quiet-mode.png

    This shows [Q] quiet mode being enabled. I don't now how it was enabled;

    Check your user settings for "Amessyroom" user account:
    [D] Default to Quiet Mode : Off

    but
    it seemed that I pressed something and it added the [Q] in the status line.

    More likely, you just have it turned on for your sysop account.
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