* Variable names, comments, documentation, etc... removed the acronym 'BBS'

[citadel.git] / citadel / citadel.rc

diff --git a/citadel/citadel.rc b/citadel/citadel.rc
index 7987a539dd4cdf5b6d12ee5adfd79655a2b972fc..a45dc5405483be3b06d98e630f9c14d3ac821a53 100644 (file)
--- a/citadel/citadel.rc
+++ b/citadel/citadel.rc
@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@
 #
 # The standard client looks for this file in:
 # 1. $HOME/.citadelrc
-# 2. <compiled BBSDIR>/citadel.rc
+# 2. <compiled CTDLDIR>/citadel.rc
 # 3. /etc/citadel.rc
 # 4. <current directory>/citadel.rc
 
 # Set ENCRYPT to yes to force SSL/TLS encryption when connecting to a
-# Citadel/UX server, even if the server is on the same machine as the
+# Citadel server, even if the server is on the same machine as the
 # client.  Set it to no to disable SSL/TLS encryption.  The default is to
 # enable encryption for remote systems and to disable encryption for
 # systems on the same machine as the client.
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ fullscreen=no
 # messages.  If you want the external editor to be used by default, be sure
 # to reflect this in the command set below.
 #
-# editor=pico
+editor=vi
 
 # Or, you could have multiple editors available, like this:
 # ("editor" and "editor0" are the same internally)
@@ -47,10 +47,10 @@ fullscreen=no
 
 # If LOCAL_SCREEN_DIMENSIONS is set to 1, then the screen dimensions will
 # be requested from the underlying operating system instead of asking the
-# user.  This works when the user has his/her own copy of the client, it
-# works for xterms, it sometimes works for telnet sessions, but it doesn't
-# work for dialup connections.  Generally you should set this to 1 for a
-# private copy of the client or 0 for a shared copy of the client.
+# user.  On modern networks this is almost always the case: telnet, SSH,
+# xterm, and Unix/Linux consoles all properly report the screen dimensions.
+# Set this option to 0 only if you are running the Citadel client on a
+# direct-dial modem or hardwired terminals.
 #
 local_screen_dimensions=1
 
@@ -140,8 +140,30 @@ remember_passwords=0
 # If IMAGECMD is defined, users can hit 'I' to view images attached to a
 # message.  (Do not enable this command for public clients.)
 #
+# Possible image viewers follow
+#
+# XV - This is an oldie but goodie, shareware with source code included, no
+# longer included with some Linux distributions due to licensing.
 #imagecmd=xv "%s"
 
+# The following 2 image viewers are included with KDE:
+# KuickShow has a brightness/gamma option and is simple and ubobtrusive
+#imagecmd=kuickshow "%s"
+
+# KView has no brightness/gamma but can do some minimal cropping and clipboard
+# operations
+#imagecmd=kview "%s"
+
+# Eye of Gnome, the Gnome/Nautilus image viewer component (bare bones
+# view/print):
+#imagecmd=eog "%s"
+
+# GIMP is a free-software attempt at a PhotoShop-like application.
+#imagecmd=gimp "%s"
+
+# Preview on Mac OS X
+#imagecmd=/Applications/Preview.app/Contents/MacOS/Preview "%s"
+
 # MESSAGE READING SEMANTICS (experimental)
 #
 # A new set of message reading semantics is now available.  If you set
@@ -251,7 +273,8 @@ cmd=21,0,&.,&Help:
 cmd=22,1,&.,&Aide,&Kill this room
 cmd=23,1,&.,&Aide,&Edit this room
 cmd=24,0,&.,&Aide,&Who knows room
-cmd=25,2,&.,&Aide,edit &User
+cmd=25,2,&.,&Aide,&User,&Edit
+cmd=96,2,&.,&Aide,&User,&Delete
 cmd=26,2,&.,&Aide,&Validate new users
 cmd=48,1,&.,&Aide,enter &Info file
 cmd=27,0,&.,&Aide,&Room,&Invite user
@@ -280,7 +303,7 @@ cmd=30,0,&.,&Terminate,and &Stay online
 # users with a partial match.
 #
 cmd=32,0,&.,&Read,&User listing
-cmd=32,0,&.,&Read,&User listing:
+#cmd=32,0,&.,&Read,&User listing:
 
 cmd=33,0,&.,&Read,&Textfile formatted
 #