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Timothy.Emrich@metnet.FIDONET.ORG (Timothy Emrich) writes:
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>  Does anyone jknow how to use STadel?I am trying to satrt a BBS using 
>STadel but can't get it to .work.If anyone calls 'The Four-Wheeling 
>BBS' tell the sysop that there is a user in Okc,OK and that he shoul;d 
>post on on the Read-Only atari ST Conference Base I will be listening.
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There is a large and detailed body of documentation for STadel that you MUST
read before attempting to run it. If you don't have the documentation, send me
a note and I'll try to get a copy to you.
 
Since you didn't mention any specifics, it's difficult to be of help beyond
mentioning the following obvious points:
 
 Edit the CTDLCNFG.SYS file carefully with a progrmmer's text editor -- NOT A
WORD PROCESSOR -- to configure the system to your liking.
 Make sure that the directory structure specified in CTDLCNFG.SYS accurately
reflects what's available on your system.
 Run CONFIGUR.TTP from a command shell, such as Gulam, TSH, JSH, Pcommand,
etc. It will read CTDLCNFG.SYS and create the necessary message base and index
files.
 Run CITADEL.TTP, preferably from a command shell, with the program in the
directory defined as #sysDir.
 
 When it is set up properly, STadel is very reliable and very powerful.
 
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