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Diff for /telnetbbs/telnetbbs.conf between versions 1.3 and 1.5

version 1.3, 2010/12/16 14:24:25 version 1.5, 2010/12/20 20:51:39
Line 50  port = 3023 Line 50  port = 3023
 ## to use non-privledged ports for this and confirm there are no   ## to use non-privledged ports for this and confirm there are no 
 ## services running on the ports you wish to use.  ## services running on the ports you wish to use.
 ##  ##
 base_port = 7000  base_port = 3024
   
 ##  ##
 ## The telnet bbs server uses dosbox which requires an X server for display.  ## The telnet bbs server uses dosbox which requires an X server for display.
Line 74  display = :0.0 Line 74  display = :0.0
 ## a lock file for that node is put in place, which is based on this  ## a lock file for that node is put in place, which is based on this
 ## name as well.    ## name as well.  
 ##  ##
 bbs_name = Hell's Dominion BBS  bbs_name = My BBS
   
 ##  ##
 ## The lock_path specified where the individual lock files for the BBS nodes  ## The lock_path specified where the individual lock files for the BBS nodes
Line 110  dosboxt = dosbox.conf.template Line 110  dosboxt = dosbox.conf.template
 ## This is the command that will launch dosbox and pass it the configuration  ## This is the command that will launch dosbox and pass it the configuration
 ## file.  You can add custom dosbox options to the command line below.  ## file.  You can add custom dosbox options to the command line below.
 ##  ##
 bbs_cmd = DISPLAY=$DISPLAY /usr/bin/dosbox -conf   bbs_cmd = DISPLAY=__DISPLAY__ /usr/bin/dosbox -conf 
   
 ##  ##
 ## This will enable logging to a file on the system.  By default any system  ## This will enable logging to a file on the system.  By default any system
Line 131  log_path = /tmp/bbs.log Line 131  log_path = /tmp/bbs.log
 ## This specifies the number of nodes the telnet BBS server will spawn.    ## This specifies the number of nodes the telnet BBS server will spawn.  
 ## This starts counting from 1.  EG: for a 5 node BBS, enter 5.  ## This starts counting from 1.  EG: for a 5 node BBS, enter 5.
 ##  ##
 nodes = 1  nodes = 3
   
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