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1 # OpenVerse Server Config file
2 #
3 # this file initalizes the program and does any
4 # platform specific things/setup. It will then source
5 # supporting modules.
6 #
7 # Module Name - Server Config File
8 # Current Maintainter - Cruise <cruise@openverse.org>
9 # Sourced By - Command Line
10 #
11 # Copyright (C) 1999-2001 David Gale <cruise@openverse.org>
12 # For more information visit http://OpenVerse.org/
13 #
14 # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
15 # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
16 # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
17 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
18 #
19 # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
20 # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
21 # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
22 # GNU General Public License for more details.
23 #
24 # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
25 # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
26 # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307,
27 # USA.
28
29 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
30 # Set these to something for your system. The roomfile must exist. It must
31 # be a GIF file. It must also be 640x480 pixels. Place the image in your
32 # rooms directory.
33 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
34
35 set MVS(roomname) "My Own Room"
36 set MVS(roomfile) "room.gif"
37 set MVS(port) 7000
38
39 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
40 # The tickler file will cause the server to reload it's config if this
41 # file exists. It will later be deleted. This allows for some easy remote
42 # administration using only FTP. The Tickler file can be an empty file, it
43 # is not read by the server.
44 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
45
46 set MVS(tickler) "$MVS(homedir)/TickleMe"
47
48 # ColorSwitch 1
49 #-----------------------------
50 # Maximum Alloweed avatar Size
51 # ----------------------------
52
53 set MVS(maxheight) "320"
54 set MVS(maxwidth) "200"
55
56 # ----------------------------
57 # Maximum Users From the SAME
58 # IP Address allowed on at once.
59 # ----------------------------
60 set MVS(max_same_users) 10
61
62 #-----------------------------
63 # Does this server support the
64 # push command? (0=off, 1=on)
65 # The default setting is on.
66 #-----------------------------
67 set MVS(push) 1
68
69 #-----------------------------
70 # The maximum message length.
71 # Anything beyond 300 is not
72 # going to look pretty. this is
73 # intended for people who want
74 # to LOWER the ammount or raise
75 # it SLIGHTLY for one reason or
76 # another.
77 #-----------------------------
78 set MVS(maxmsglen) 256
79
80 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
81 # To run the program (in the background, on *nix) you would do...
82 #
83 # ./server.tcl server.cfg > /dev/null &
84 #
85 # NOTE: you only need the config file name. You do not need the full
86 # path to this file. If you put the full path, it won't work.
87 #
88 # It is suggested you use a logfile only when having problems. These log
89 # files grow pretty quickly and you'll just take up disk space.
90 # you can replace the /dev/null with logfile.log to waste time and
91 # space on a logfile. If you wish to run it in the forground just remove
92 # the ampersand (&) from the command above and the redirect (> /dev/null)
93 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
94 # EXITS
95 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
96 #
97 # EXITS ARE A BIT HARD TO MAINTAIN IN THIS WAY. YOU MAY PREFER TO USE
98 # OBJECT STYLE EXITS INSTEAD AS THEY CAN BE MAINTAINED MORE EASILY. SEE
99 # THE OBJECTS SECTION OF THE WEB PAGE http://openverse.org/ FOR MORE
100 # INFORMATION AND EXAMPLE EXIT OBJECTS.
101 #
102 # This is how to make an exit. This type of exit is invisible to the user.
103 # If you want your exits to be visible, you should consider OBJECT style
104 # exits.
105 # the four parameters on the exits are (in order from left to right)
106 # Top Left X Coord.
107 # Top Left Y Coord.
108 # Bottom Right X Coord.
109 # Bottom Right Y Coord.
110 # You can have as many exits from a room as you like
111 # You should not let them overlap, if they do the first one in the list
112 # will take precedence.
113 #
114 # You must have two entries for each exit. One setting for MVS(exits) and
115 # one for MVS(locations). You are appending to the list with each new exit
116 # added. For odd shaped objects, just make several exits which is made up
117 # of rectangles within the area you want to link and send all rectangles
118 # to the same server.
119 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
120 #lappend MVS(exits) "0 410 90 450"
121 #lappend MVS(locations) "world.openverse.org 7000"
122
123 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
124 # ORT Registrations. (OpenVerse Rapid Transit - "The Bus")
125 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
126 # The ORT is the OpenVerse Rapid Transit system. You can register with any
127 # ORT system you like which allows open registrations. I imagine most
128 # will. You can register with as many ORT systems as you like. The default
129 # ORT server is below, uncomment the lines and change the username and
130 # password to activate. The username and password are what YOU are
131 # assigning to the ORT. YOU choose them, the ORT will use them to log into
132 # your server with. You also choose the X, Y position where the ORT
133 # will be placed when it arrives. Your server will register with the ORT
134 # every 5 minutes to let it know you're stop is available.
135 #
136 #
137 # You must have the following for each ORT you register with.
138 #
139 # All hostnames are done in IP address format.
140 #
141 # lappend MVS(ORT_Server) "openverse.com:4200"
142 # lappend MVS(ORT_Username) "ORT"
143 # lappend MVS(ORT_Password) "password"
144 # lappend MVS(ORT_Location) "50 400"
145
146 #
147 # Force ORT Image.
148 #
149 # This allows you some flexability with what the ORT looks like on the
150 # outside. When users enter it, it will still look like a train on the inside
151 # but some sites might want it to look like a boat or a submarine or a tardis
152 # on the outside, to match the look and feel of their room.
153 # When you override what the ort is suggesting, you must define all of the
154 # parameters related to the image, as well as place the new image you want to
155 # be forced into the simages directory.
156
157 # set MVS(ORT.force) 1
158 # set MVS(ORT.force.image) "SeaOrt.gif"
159
160 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
161 # ORT Information about your site.
162 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
163 # Here is the actual information for your server which will be seen by
164 # users riding on the ORTs which you have registered with. Your image
165 # should be located in the server's images directory and also it should
166 # be EXACTLY 225 pixels wide by 70 pixels high in size or the ORT will
167 # reject it and the user's will see the default image. Also, Make your
168 # image name as unique as possible. If an image by that name already
169 # exists on the ORT server by the name of your image... It will be
170 # rejected. Your image should be placed in the images subdirectory.
171 #
172 #
173 # You should edit the information below to suit your site.
174 #
175 #
176 set MVS(ORT_Image) "ov_tram_logo.gif"
177 set MVS(ORT_Rating) "PG"
178 set MVS(ORT_Description) "This server's administrator needs to set his server information up. There is no description for this stop."
179 set MVS(ORT_State) "Florida"
180 set MVS(ORT_Country) "United States"
181 set MVS(ORT_Admin) "Joe Admin"
182 set MVS(ORT_AdminEmail) "cruise@openverse.org"
183 set MVS(ORT_WebSite) "http://openverse.org/"
184
185 #
186 # Some notes on the rating setting above.
187 #
188 # This is a voluntary system. We hope server admins will use their best
189 # judgement about the rating system and not mislead users. An ORT may even
190 # deny access to servers which abuse the rating system. It is designed to
191 # assist people in deciding which rooms to join. Also, to assist routing
192 # within the transport itself.
193 #
194 # The following ratings are available.
195 #
196 # G - General chat, please refrain from adult chat and adult avatars.
197 # PG - General Chat, please refrain from excessive adult chat and no adult avatars please.
198 # R - General Chat, Adult avatars allowed. Adult style chat not frowned on.
199 # X - Strong adult content.
200 # XXX - VERY Strong adult content. The bizarre, sexual fetishes, etc.
201 #
202 # Obviously, OpenVerse being a completely open system.. This is just for
203 # what the admin of this room feels. Being completely open and free.. the
204 # ratings are nothign more than a small push towards what users who
205 # connect to your system will do. Not what they will actually do.
206