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Tag file
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This is the tag file. The file must have one tag on each line. A
random tag from this file will be a added under the signature in
messages you write. If you want to use multiline tags, this can be
done by using backslash n (\n) to separate lines in the tag. The
field can be left empty, in which case no tag will be used.
A cycle gadget will let you choose to use the global defined tag file,
don't use a tag file on this system/conference or use the tag file you
define here.
Systems and Conference Configuration:
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Signature
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This is the signature that is appended at the end of the message file
before it is imported into the editor (and in front of any taglines).
There are 3 ways of adding signatures:
String
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The contents of the signature string gadget will contain the string to
be imported into the message.
File
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The contents of the signature string gadget is a file name of a text
file that will be imported into the message.
Command
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The contents of the signature string gadgets is a shell command that
will receive arguments with the template "BBSNAME/K,CONFNAME/K" when
run and must write the output to stdout.
A cycle gadget lets you choose to use the global defined signature,
don't use a signature on this system/conference or use the signature
you define here.
Entering Confs
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If this window is opened from the Systems Configuration, this is the
Arexx script that will be run whenever you enter any conference on
this system. When in Conference Configuration, this is the Arexx
script that will be run whenever you enter this conference.
(See section Global ARexx scripts for further information).
Leaving Confs
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If this window is opened from the Systems Configuration, this is the
Arexx script that will be run whenever you leave a conference on this
system. When in Conference Configuration, this is the Arexx script
that will be run whenever you leave this conference.
(See section Global ARexx scripts for further information).
Only Systems Configuration:
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Download Dir
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This is the download directory where grabs and packets that you
download from systems will be searched for. This setting will
override the globally defined download directory. This is not
required for TCP systems, but if you provide one, it should usually be
UUMAIL: provided you get you mail by some other means than POP3.
Upload Dir
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This is the upload directory where reply packets will be placed. This
setting will override the globally defined upload directory.
Entering System
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This Arexx script will be run whenever you enter this system in THOR.
(See section Global ARexx scripts for further information).
Leaving System
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This Arexx script will be run whenever you leave this system in THOR.
(See section Global ARexx scripts for further information).
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