
Usage: /CONFIG <sub-command>
  Configure  various  aspects  of the system.  Note that if you config
  something by typing the command out on the command line, you can not
  save  the  changes.   This is because the system is typically set by
  calling  the SCRIPT/SERVER-STARTUP.MTS script file, and having MTalk
  to  edit  this  file  automatically  is not safe!  Just imagine some
  program  playing around with your S:STARTUP-SEQUENCE file!  The best
  way  to  make  system  configuration permanent is of course to use a
  text  editor  on  SCRIPT/SERVER-STARTUP.MTS and then execute /REHASH
  after you exit the editor.

  The <sub-command>s are:

  Sub-Command           Arguments
  -----------           ---------
  ACTION                <action> <level> <performer-msg>
                        [performee-msg] <audience-msg>

                        Add an action to the action list.
                        <action> specifies the action name;
                        <level> specifies the user level required
                                to perform the action;
                        <performer-msg> specifies what the performer
                                        will see;
                        [performee-msg] optionally specifies what
                                        the performee sees; and
                        <audience-msg> specifies what all other people
                                       will see.

                        /CONFIG ACTION without any arguments display
                        the actions with their corresponding data.

  ACTIONS               [ON|OFF]
                        Turn actions on and off.

  ALLWILDCARDLEVEL      <user-level>
                        Specify  the  user  level it is required for a
                        user  to  use  "*"  or  "#?"  as a username in
                        potentially  annoying  commands (e.g., /msg #?
                        Hey you!).

  AREXXLEVEL            <user-level>
                        User  level  an  AREXX client will use when it
                        executes commands.

  AWAYTIMEOUT           <timeout>
                        Specify  the time limit a user may be /AWAY or
                        temporary exit (/BG) from conference.

  DOOR                  <door-name> <user-level> [<]<dos-command> |
                                                 *<Script-File>
                        This command is used to add an MTalk "door" so
                        users can access it.  If "<" is present before
                        <dos-command>  the command is executed (in the
                        server's    environment)   with   its   output
                        redirected to a temporary file and MTalk sends
                        this  output  to  the  user.   "<" is good for
                        batch  files,  and  without  it the command is
                        executed   "interactively"   in   the   user's
                        environment.   Use  "*"  to specify the script
                        file to /EXECute.

  LISTLEVELS            <none>
                        List the user levels of all commands.

  LOGBUFSIZE            <buflen>
                        Specify   the   buffer  length  to  use  while
                        /LOGging.

  SETLEVEL              <command> <user-level>
                        Set the user level of a <command>.
                        You must not put a "/" before the command.

  TALKOVERNET           [ON|OFF]
                        Permits   (ON)  or  denies  (OFF)  users  from
                        /TALKing between two different systems, during
                        inter-bbs linking.  /TALKing takes quite a bit
                        of  modem  bandwidth, because each character a
                        user  types  is  independently  sent  over the
                        link, causing a great deal of packet overhead.

  Example:
     /CONFIG DOOR date 0 <c:date
     /CONFIG SETLEVEL kick 10
     /CONFIG ACTIONS OFF
     /CONFIG TALKOVERNET OFF
     /CONFIG AWAYTIMEOUT 10
     /CONFIG ALLWILDCARDLEVEL 20
     /CONFIG LOGBUFSIZE 32768

