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--- mutil_import_filebone_na [2016/04/24 20:33] – avon
+++ mutil_import_filebone_na [2019/03/15 22:46] (current) – avon
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 The '[Import_FILEBONE.NA]' stanza tasks MUTIL with running a function that will bulk auto create a number of file bases in Mystic for you.
-MUTIL looks to a specially formatted text file that you specify. It's formatted with echoarea tag and a description of the file base. Mystic then will create the files bases contained in this file en-mass and quickly!
+MUTIL looks to a specially formatted text file that you specify. It's formatted with area tag and a description of the file base. Mystic then will create the files bases contained in this file en-mass and quickly!
 Here's an example of a .NA file that comes from fsxNet
-  % ------------------------------------------------------------------------
   % File Echo                   Description
-  % ------------------------------------------------------------------------
   %
-  Area FSX_NODE     0     !       FSX: Current Nodelist
+  Area FSX_NODE  0     !      Weekly Nodelists (fsxNet, etc.)
-  Area FSX_INFO     0     !       FSX: Current Infopack
+  Area FSX_INFO  0     !      Weekly Infopacks (fsxNet, etc.)
-  Area FSX_MYST     0     !       FSX: Mystic BBS Software, Utils etc.
+  Area FSX_MYST  0     !      Mystic BBS Software
-  Area FSX_MGKA     0     !       FSX: Magicka BBS Software, Utils etc.
+  Area FSX_MUTL  0     !      Mystic BBS Utils, Mods etc.
+  Area FSX_SOFT  0     !      BBS Software (Current + Legacy)
+  Area FSX_UTLS  0     !      BBS Utils, Tools, Networking etc.
+  Area FSX_DOOR  0     !      BBS Doors, Games etc.
+  Area FSX_ARTS  0     !      ANSI Art - Groups, Individuals etc.
+  Area FSX_TEXT  0     !      Text Files (Various)
   %
   % End of FSXNet Fileecho List
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 There a several switches you can configure that relate to this function.
+The filename to read when running the import process.
+  ; filename to import
+    filename = fsx_file.na
+Should Mystic convert area tags to lowercase?
+  ; convert tags to lower case for message base filename  1=yes
+    lowercase_filename = 1
+Define the root directory to create file paths under.
+When a new filebone echo is found, mUtil will create a file using "root_dir" + areatag.  So for example if root is "c:\mystic\filebase\" and the areatag is MYSTICBBS it will create "c:\mystic\filebase\MYSTICBBS".  This __root directory MUST exist__.
+  root_dir = c:\mystic\files\
+The following options define the "default" values used when creating any file bases.
+In the example below we want newly created fsxNet file bases to have  level 10 security and group 1 membership to see the file base and see its contents, level 20 security and group 1 membership to download it from the BBS and level 30 security and group 1 membership access to pull it down via FTP.
+Note that file group codes use the 'Z' ACS code whereas message groups use the 'G' ACS code. For more about this, take a look at the [[access_control|Mystic Access Control page]] on the wiki. It's an easy mistake to make otherwise when you're setting things up! :-)
+  ; File to display when accessing this file base
+    dispfile     =
+  ; Temple to use when displaying this file base
+    template     = ansiflst
+  ; ACS to see the file base
+    acs_list     = s10z1
+  ; ACS to FTP from the file base
+    acs_ftp      = s30z1
+  ; ACS to download files from the file base
+    acs_download = s20z1
+  ; ACS to upload files to the file base
+    acs_upload   = s255z1
+  ; ACS to hatch files to connected echonodes
+  ; this feature is under development
+    acs_hatch    = s255z1
+  ; ACS to use the message base with sysop access
+    acs_sysop    = s255z1
+  ; true/false type values 0=false 1=true (newscan 2=forced)
+  ; Are downloaded files counted against a users download limits?
+    free_files    = 0
+  ; Display who uploaded the file in the file base?
+    show_uploader = 1
+  ; Should this file base be included in a new files scan?
+    new_scan      = 1