
LEVEL3 {}

 Channel-specific directory usage is restricted to a certain
 number of bytes per channel by the Configuration option
 CHDSIZ.  If you want certain trusted users to be able to
 circumvent that limit, just specify a key here that only
 those users will possess.

SYSROOM {SYSOP} S 15 Key req'd to use all available disk:


LEVEL4 {}

 The channel specific directories are used by certain
 modules of the BBS to temporarily store files on behalf of
 a user.  The space isn't needed when the user logs off.
 When the BBS shuts down, these directories are removed.

 The actual name of the subdirectory will be this prefix
 with the 2-digit hexadecimal channel number appended,
 as in "CHAN01" or "CHANF8".

 Two examples of services that use these directories are
 QWK mail packets (GALQWK) and the FTP client of the
 Internet Connectivity Option (GALFTP).
CHDPFX {CHAN} S 0 Channel-specific directory prefix:

 To avoid running out of disk space due to all user channel
 directories filling up (a potential hacker vulnerability),
 you can place a limit on the amount of space that should be
 used on behalf of each online user.  The enforcement of
 this limit depends on the services that use these
 directories.  To the extent that you set this option to a
 value larger than your total disk free, divided by the
 maximum number of users, your BBS is vulnerable to running
 out of disk space.

 Set this value to 0 to avoid placing a limit on the
 size of data stored in the channel directories.
CHDSIZ {Maximum bytes to store here per channel: 1000000} L 0 2147483647

