Hi all,
A couple of questions;
1) In scfg -> File Areas -> <Library> -> <Library> options;
- I see two sets of requirements one at the library level and one at the file directory level. Do the library requirements override the directory level requirements, or do I need to set both the library requirements and the file level requirements?
2) Can I global edit options like I can in Mystic? Ie can I set the requirements for all file areas at once?
And for the proper place to ask Synchronet support questions, see http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:support
And for the proper place to ask Synchronet support questions, see http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:support
Thanks for the reply. The only reason I asked here is there are a number of people here that know Synchronet, and I like to post here to keep traffic going on the net :)
And for the proper place to ask Synchronet support questions, see http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:support
Thanks for the reply. The only reason I asked here is there are a number of people here that know Synchronet, and I like to post here to keep traffic going on the net :)
I understand the sentiment. But now, my answer to your question (which other sysops may have now or in the future) is only here, not where Synchront support-seekers would expect to find it. :-(
Michael Borthwick wrote to All <=-
1) In scfg -> File Areas -> <Library> -> <Library> options;
- I see two sets of requirements one at the library level and one at
the file directory level. Do the library requirements override the directory level requirements, or do I need to set both the library requirements and the file level requirements?
2) Can I global edit options like I can in Mystic? Ie can I set the requirements for all file areas at once?
are you the guy who used to run "fusion bbs" and had a spider collection?
If you're not, sorry, i'm not good with names. If you are, sorry, I'm not good with names.
If you can't see the library, you can't see the underlying file areas. I typically set the library requirements to be LEVEL 50 and leave the directories alone - that way you need to be logged in as an
authenticated user to get to the files.
Yeah that's me, i fell off the edge of the planet for a while.
Ah cool. Nice to see you back!
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