Linux - Jnos Setup and Configuration HOW-TO

Converse Message Of The Day

By John Martin KF8KK

 
When users first enter the converse mode they are sent this Converse Message Of The Day.

This file is a bit long for regular on the air packet, and you may be best advised to shorten it a bit.

It's helpful to provide the users with a few of the commands in this file so that they can navigate the converse node system.

 
Welcome to the KF8KK converse node near Empire Michigan.
Please converse responsibly... There is a HALON fire
prevention system in this node and you don't want to breathe
that stuff-- it's deadly. 73 de John KF8KK
/? Print help information.
/CHANNEL [n] Switch to channel n, or show available channels.
/EXIT Terminate the convers session (same as /bye).
/HELP Print help information (same as /?).
/INV user Invite user to join your channel.
/LINKS [L] List all connections to other hosts. L => long format.
/MSG user text Send a private message to user.
/NAME call [chan#] Logs you in as user "call" per local ftpusers file.
/PERSONAL text Set or show some personal text (name, QTH, etc).
/SOUNDS y|n Turn bell on or off.
/VERBOSE y|n Set or show verbose mode (signon/signoff notifications)
/WHO [L|name|@host] List matching users and their related info.

 
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