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diff --git a/net-misc/rwbs/files/rwbs.conf b/net-misc/rwbs/files/rwbs.conf new file mode 100644 index 000000000000..09541e48f14c --- /dev/null +++ b/net-misc/rwbs/files/rwbs.conf @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +# Roger Wilco base station configuration +# +# $ rwbs --help reads: +# usage: ./rwbs [-b(ackwardcompat)] [-t(est)] [-s(tatic)] [-p <passwd>] [-u <udpport>] [-x <connectspeed>] [$ +# connectspeed is an integer measuring the allocated broadcast +# capacity for the channel host. The recommended value is 1. +# Higher values will cause the RWBS to use its additional broadcast capacity +# to help relay transmissions, at the expense of scalability. +# the b(ackwardcompat) option tells RWBS to appear as a "user" on the +# channel. Mark I users will prefer this, but not Mark Ia users. +# The s(tatic) option indicates that a client asking to join a +# non-existent named channel should be turned away with an error. +# rather than being hosted on a dynamically-created channel. +# hostname is what your station's name will be in the Roger Wilco Channel Tab. +# For instance, if you used -n "Clan Hurt", Roger Wilco users will see +# an entry in the Channel window named "Clan Hurt Base" +# If the -t(est) flag is used, the base station echoes transmissions +# when there is just one other party on the channel. + +# Specify whatever options you want on this line +RWBS_OPTS='-n "Gentoo Linux"' |