Global settings

To change a global setting use .set command as defined below:

.set <variable> <value>

For example:

.set auth-time 1m

There are 5 types of values:

• boolean
• integer
• percentage
• time
• enum

A boolean value can be expressed in binary notation (0 and 1) or using the strings ON and OFF. For example:

.set public-away 0

IS EQUIVALENT TO

.set public-away OFF

A time value can be expressed as integer (the number of seconds) or using the time notation (w=week, d=day, h=hour, m=minute, s=seconds). For example:

.set auth-time 300

IS EQUIVALENT TO

.set auth-time 5m

A enum value can be expressed by few predefined constants (see the table below). Other types don’t need to be explained.

To see the current settings just type .set without arguments.

The table below describes all settings with respective type and acceptable values: