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To install BBStevie in a Waffle BBS program, you need to place the
proper command lines in your /waffle/extern/_editors file. BBStevie
will act like a fully priveleged editor when invoked with only a
filename or names.
To start in restricted mode, use
bbstevie ! x:\user\dir filename
To start in FOSSIL support mode, use
bbstevie -fport filename
and to use FOSSIL support _and_ restricted mode, use
bbstevie -fport ! x:\user\dir filename
Here are some samples from my /waffle/extern/_editors file:
(lines are broken for clarity, but must all be on a single line for the
_editors file)
These are NOT restricted...............
stevie /access=3 /local /screen /command="c:\tools\stevie %i"
fstevie /access=3 /local /screen /command="c:\tools\stevie -f%d %i"
These ARE restricted...................
bfstevie /access=3 /local /screen
/command="c:\tools\stevie -f%d ! c:\user\%A %i"
bbstevie /access=1 /screen /command="c:\tools\stevie ! C:\user\%A %i"
1.64 users can use the above lines as is, since %d says LOCAL for a
console login, and BBStevie won't activate the fossil if it doesn't see
a digit in the port spec.