Once you define that under control panel > system > env variables > system It should *not* have a path of course, so that it's created in the current You will need to have the environment variable DSZLOG set to DSZ.LOG. %h -%p sz Bi-dir Command LineĭL command line c:\bbs\sexyz.exe *W -quotes sz command line c:\bbs\sexyz.exe *W -quotes rz
#Syncterm batch upload download
%h -%p rz %għ: Batch Download Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p sz %fĦ: Batch Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p rz %fĥ: Download Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p rg %gĤ: Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p rg %fĦ: Batch Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p sY Bi-dir Command LineĤ: Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p ry %għ: Batch Download Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p sY %fĦ: Batch Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p ry %fĥ: Download Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p sX %fĤ: Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p rC %fĥ: Download Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p sx %fĤ: Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. %h -%p rx %fĥ: Download Command Line %!sexyz%. In Synchronet v3.14+ SCFG:File Options->Transfer Protocols:Ĥ: Upload Command Line %!sexyz%. Treat the + or as part of the filename to send or receive. NOTE: SEXYZ actually supports either + list or list syntax for specifyingĪ file list on the command-line. List = name of text file with list of filenames to send or receive SY to send YMODEM-1K rg to receive YMODEM-G SX to send XMODEM-1K rc to receive XMODEM-CRC rlogin or -ssh or -raw to disable Telnet modeĬmd = v to display detailed version information
telnet to enable Telnet mode (the default except in stdio mode) m# set maximum receive file size to # bytes (default=0, unlimited) w# set maximum ZMODEM transmit window size (default=0, unlimited) 8 set maximum ZMODEM block size to 8K (ZedZap) s use segmented ZMODEM (disable streaming) o disable ZMODEM CRC-32 mode (use CRC-16) g enable X/YMODEM-G receive mode (no error recovery) Opts = -y allow overwriting of existing files when receiving Usage: sexyz [file | path | = TCP socket descriptor (leave blank for stdio mode) Just running “sexyz” by itself will display the supported command-line usage
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