In looking at cfg message base, I think you can import an *.na file. Where does that need to be so it can be found?

Also if you want to change a menu command, like O for logoff to Z where do I go to do that?

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On Sat, 16 May 2015, Ruben Figueroa wrote to All:

In looking at cfg message base, I think you can import an *.na
file. Where does that need to be so it can be found?

you tell it the complete path... max keeps her's in /sbbs/fidonet...

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Re: Setting Up Synchronet 1st time
By: Ruben Figueroa to All on Sat May 16 2015 11:23 am

In looking at cfg message base, I think you can import an *.na file. Where does that need to be so it can be found?

Synchronet (SCFG) can import *.NA files from anywhere you like. You specify the
path on import.

Also if you want to change a menu command, like O for logoff to Z where do I go to do that?

That depends on which command shell you're modifying. See this for starters: http://wiki.synchro.net/custom:command_shell

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