Run the SCFG utility, and select the Text File Sections option from the menu. This selection will produce a list of text file sections that the sysop has created for users to freely view text files. It is requested that all sysops make some or all of the Synchronet documentation available in a text file section. At the very minimum, TEXT\SBBS.MSG should be available for users to review. You can add and remove sections with the INS and DEL keys. The following configuration options are available for each section:
Name:
This is a description of the text file section.
Access Requirements:
Use this option to set the security requirements to access this file
section.
Internal Code:
This is an internal code for SBBS to distinguish this text file section
from the others on the system. This must be a unique name of up to 8
valid DOS filename characters.
To add files to a text file section, you'll need to log on to the BBS and enter the section you would like to add files to. Here you'll be given a choice to add files to the section, you will be prompted for the title of the file, and the path/filename. If you do not enter a path for the file, the default path is the Synchronet DATA\TEXT directory PLUS the internal code of the text file section.
Copyright © 2006 by Rob Swindell
Synchronet BBS Software (Synchronet)
Version 3 is comprised of several documentation,
library, executable, and source code
files, all of which are covered by the
GNU General Public License with the exception of the following portions
covered by
the GNU Lesser General Public License:
SMBLIB and XSDK.
Synchronet Version 2 (for DOS and OS/2) and its source code was released to the
Public Domain by Digital Dynamics
in 1997 and remains Public Domain software today.
Synchronet Version 3 is not Public Domain software.
For the complete Copyright Information please read the Copyright Document .