Template: synchronet/bbs_server_enable Type: boolean Default: true Description: Enable the Synchronet BBS telnet server? The BBS is the heart of Synchronet and is its main reason for existence. If, however, you would like to use Synchronet primarily for its other services, you may disable this component. Template: synchronet/telnet_server_port Type: string Default: 23 Description: BBS telnet server's port Enter the port that you want the BBS telnet server to listen on. Template: synchronet/telnet_server_iface Type: string Default: 0 Description: BBS telnet server's interface Enter the IP address that you want the BBS telnet server to bind to. The default is 0 (any address) Template: synchronet/rlogin_server_port Type: string Default: 513 Description: Rlogin server's port The BBS can allow use of the rlogin protocol for users to directly login to door games and such. If you want to enable this functionality, specify a port here and set the ALLOW_RLOGIN flag later on. Template: synchronet/rlogin_server_iface Type: string Default: 0 Description: Rlogin server's interface Enter the IP address that you want the Rlogin server to bind to. The default is 0 (any address) Template: synchronet/bbs_server_externalyield Type: string Default: 10 Description: Yielding in externals Enter the number of polls you would like to allow before an external program yields CPU time. If you don't know what this is, the default should be fine. A lower number will cause externals to run slower, but be nicer to the system. Template: synchronet/bbs_server_hostname Type: string Default: Description: Host name of the BBS If the external hostname of this system is different from the internal one, enter the external hostname here, otherwise leave this blank. Template: synchronet/bbs_server_options Type: multiselect Choices: XTRN_MINIMIZED, AUTO_LOGON, DEBUG_TELNET, SYSOP_AVAILABLE, ALLOW_RLOGIN, 2ND_RLOGIN, NO_QWK_EVENTS, NO_TELNET_NOP, NO_HOST_LOOKUP, NO_RECYCLE, GET_IDENT, NO_JAVASCRIPT, LOCAL_TIMEZONE, MUTE Default: XTRN_MINIMIZED, SYSOP_AVAILABLE Description: BBS server options: Here you can specify any flags that you wish to set on the BBS server configuration. The descriptions can be found in the documentation package. Template: synchronet/web_server_enable Type: boolean Default: false Description: Enable the Synchronet web server? Synchronet has a built-in web server. You can enable it here, but you will need to disable any existing web server on your system, or configure it in the next question to run on a different port besides the default port 80. . The Synchronet web server will allow you to run CGI programs as well as programs written in the Synchronet JavaScript engine. A file with the .ssjs extension will be parsed as a Synchronet JavaScript file. Template: synchronet/web_server_port Type: string Default: 80 Description: Web server's port Enter the TCP/IP port that you wish the Synchronet web server to run on here. Template: synchronet/web_server_options Type: multiselect Choices: DEBUG_RX, DEBUG_TX, VIRTUAL_HOSTS, NO_HOST_LOOKUP, NO_RECYCLE, GET_IDENT, NO_JAVASCRIPT, LOCAL_TIMEZONE, MUTE Default: NO_HOST_LOOKUP Description: Web server's options: Here you can set various options for the web server. Consult the documentation for details. Template: synchronet/mail_server_enable Type: boolean Default: false Description: Enable the Synchronet mail server? Synchronet has a built-in mail server that handles the SMTP and POP3 protocols. If you want to use either of these, say yes here and enable them in the next questions by selecting a port for them to run on. Template: synchronet/smtp_server_port Type: string Default: 25 Description: SMTP server's port Enter the TCP/IP port that you wish the Synchronet SMTP mail server to listen on. Note that anything other than the default, 25, will require another Synchronet system to relay mail for you. To disable the SMTP server, leave this blank. . Enabling this will allow your system to send and receive e-mail directly on behalf of BBS users or networks that you relay for. Template: synchronet/pop3_server_port Type: string Default: 110 Description: POP3 server's port Enter the TCP/IP port that you wish the Synchronet POP3 mail server to listen on. Note that anything other than the default, 110, will require extra configuration in your users' mail agents. To disable the POP3 server, leave this blank. . Enabling this will allow users on your BBS to use a regular e-mail client to download netmail and e-mail that they have received privately. Template: synchronet/mail_server_options Type: multiselect Choices: DEBUG_RX_HEADER, DEBUG_RX_BODY, ALLOW_POP3, DEBUG_TX, DEBUG_RX_RSP, RELAY_TX, DEBUG_POP3, ALLOW_RX_BY_NUMBER, USE_TCP_DNS, NO_SENDMAIL, ALLOW_RELAY, SMTP_AUTH_VIA_IP, DNSBL_REFUSE, DNSBL_IGNORE, DNSBL_BADUSER, NO_HOST_LOOKUP, NO_RECYCLE, LOCAL_TIMEZONE, MUTE Default: ALLOW_POP3 Description: Mail server's options: Here you can set any extra flags for the mail server. Refer to the documentation in the synchronet-doc package to see what they are for. . test . test2, test3, test3, Template: synchronet/ftp_server_enable Type: boolean Default: false Description: Enable the Synchronet FTP server? Synchronet has a built-in FTP server. You can enable it here, but you will either need to disable any existing FTP server on your system, or configure it in the next question to run on a different port besides the default port 21. . The Synchronet FTP server offers direct integration with the BBS's file areas, including user-based access restrictions. Template: synchronet/ftp_server_port Type: string Default: 21 Description: FTP server's port Enter the TCP/IP port that you wish the Synchronet FTP server to listen on. Template: synchronet/ftp_server_options Type: multiselect Choices: DEBUG_RX, DEBUG_DATA, INDEX_FILE, DEBUG_TX, ALLOW_QWK, NO_LOCAL_FSYS, DIR_FILES, KEEP_TEMP_FILES, HTML_INDEX_FILE, NO_HOST_LOOKUP, NO_RECYCLE, NO_JAVASCRIPT, LOCAL_TIMEZONE, MUTE Default: INDEX_FILE | HTML_INDEX_FILE | ALLOW_QWK Description: FTP server's options: Here you can set various options for the FTP server. Consult the documentation for details. Template: synchronet/services_enable Type: boolean Default: false Description: Enable JavaScript services? Synchronet has an inetd-like interface for writing network services in JavaScript. If you enable this feature, you can define these services and the ports they bind to in the services.cfg file. Template: synchronet/services_options Type: multiselect Default: NO_HOST_LOOKUP Description: Extra flags for JS services: Here you can set any options that will apply to all JavaScript services. See the documentation for details. Template: synchronet/dosemu_path Type: string Default: /usr/bin/dosemu.bin Description: Path to the DOSEMU binary If you want to use DOSEMU to run DOS-based software for Synchronet, such as BBS utilities or door games, give the path here to the DOSEMU binary to use. If you have installed the Debian dosemu package, the default should be fine; however, if you have made a custom DOSEMU install in somewhere other than the system-wide location, give its path here.