Hi Nick!   
      
   Nicholas Boel wrote to Scott Street:   
   NB>  > No editing of source needed;  MBSE configures much like most of the DOS    
   NB>  > based BBSs of the past.  With directories for ANSI/text files, a    
   NB>  > program to edit all of the system's functions to include menus.   
   NB>    
   NB> This must be some kind of difference between compiling the source, and    
   NB> RJ's .deb package? I've already installed it, and can't find any ansi    
   files   
   NB> for the life of me. Then again, for some reason MBSE likes to take over     
   NB> your whole system, not being able to put everything into subdirectories      
   NB> of /opt/mbse.  can look further, but so far I haven't found anything.   
      
      What do you mean?   The /opt/mbse directory is where most everything gets   
   installed, though I hope to do so some testing later on with a more standard   
   layout instead of just using /opt/mbse.  (Isn't likely to get into a standard   
   distribution otherwise...)   
      
      The standard language, menu, template, and txtfiles are copied to the   
   standard mbse directories as part of the installation.  The package doesn't   
   install them there directly to allow for changes by the sysop to the files   
   actually being used by the installed MBSE BBS system, so upgrades will provide   
   the new copies of the file but won't directly affect MBBS.    If that's not   
   happening  properly,  I need to know...    
      
      
   Jame   
                          
      
       Greetings, Rj Clay   
       email: rjclay@ftn.rocasa.us   
      
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