Subj : RG Loading Commands
To   : All
From : T.J. Mcmillen
Date : Sat Dec 19 2020 03:46 pm

    Here are the command options to load RENEGADE.  Found this already in this
base, but was 10 years ago. ;)

     Renegade accepts the following Commandline Parameters:

        -5        This runs Renegade in Window Mode 160x50.

        ÄBnnnnn   This command tells the BBS that a user is already
                  connected at nnnnn baud. When loading Renegade
                  with this parameter, the WFC screen will be skipped
                  and the user will be dropped directly into the logon
                  sequence.

        ÄEEnnn    If a critical error occurs during the operation of the
                  BBS, it aborts to DOS with an ERRORLEVEL value of nnn.

        ÄENnnn    Whenever a user logs off, and the -Q parameter is
                  specified on the commandline, Renegade returns an
                  errorlevel of 0 if no new echomail was entered, and
                  an errorlevel of 2 if new echomail was entered. This
                  commandline changes the errorlevel Renegade will
                  exit with to nnn.

                  NOTE: When pressing Q from the WFC screen, Renegade will
                        exit with an errorlevel of 255, regardless of whether
                        or not this parameter is used.

        -D        Load Renegade's OVR file to DISK, and DISABLE all
                  expanded memory options.  Good for trouble shooting when
                  there are memory problems and or issues.

        -F        Start Renegade's Internal FILES.BBS importer.

        ÄID       If you wish to pass Called ID information to Renegade,
                  use this parameter. This is most likely to be used in
                  conjunction with a Front-End Mailer that supports Caller
                  ID.

        -IP       If you are using a front end capable of doing so, the IP
                  address of the person logging into the BBS will be passed
                  to Renegade.

        ÄL        This tells Renegade to load itself in local mode. While
                  in local mode, Renegade will ignore the modem entirely (it
                  won't send anything out to the modem, and won't respond to
                  incoming calls)
                  
        ÄMn       Will create a QWK mail packet for user n then return
                  to DOS.

        ÄNn       Specifies which node to load (ie, -N1 loads Node 1, -N2
                  loads Node2, etc.). *Make Certain* that you've turned
                  multinode support on in the Main System Configuration before
                  you implement this parameter on your commandline.

        ÄP        Pack the message bases and return to DOS. 

        -Q        Tells Renegade to quit back to DOS after user loggs off.

        ÄS        Sort the File areas and return to DOS.

        -T        Will load Renegade in "Telnet Mode".  This option is
                  used when using Net2BBS or similar Telnet Servers.
                  This also converts all callers baud rates into
                  "TELNET" on the last caller list.

        -TC       Will load Renegade in "Telnet Mode".  This option is
                  used when using NetSerial, COM/IP, or SIO as your
                  virtual com port emulator.   This also converts all
                  callers baud rates into "TELNET" on the last caller
                  list.

        ÄQ        Quit to DOS instead of the WFC screen upon logoff.

        ÄUn       Will upload a REP mail packet for user n then return to
                  DOS.

        ÄXnnnn    External event start time in nnnn minutes.  Renegade will
                  treat this as a built in hard event and log the user off
                  in nnnn minutes.

.... I offer you your enemies.

--- Renegade v1.22a/DOS
 * Origin: The Titantic BBS Telnet - ttb.hopto.org (1:129/305)

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