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CVS update: Vanilla/docs



Date:	Thursday July 29, 1999 @ 17:13
Author:	cameron

Update of /home/netrek/cvsroot/Vanilla/docs
In directory cvs.castle.real-time.com:/var/tmp/cvs-serv16475/docs

Modified Files:
	sample_ports 
Log Message:
Clean up sample .ports file

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Index: Vanilla/docs/sample_ports
diff -u Vanilla/docs/sample_ports:1.4 Vanilla/docs/sample_ports:1.5
--- Vanilla/docs/sample_ports:1.4	Mon Feb 15 02:19:16 1999
+++ Vanilla/docs/sample_ports	Thu Jul 29 17:13:58 1999
@@ -1,33 +1,33 @@
-#	$Id: sample_ports,v 1.4 1999/02/15 08:19:16 cameron Exp $	
+#	$Id: sample_ports,v 1.5 1999/07/29 22:13:58 cameron Exp $	
 # 
 # This is .ports, and it is parsed by newstartd on startup to determine which
 # TCP/IP port numbers to listen on for connections, and what to do about
 # connections that arrive.  Sending a SIGHUP to newstartd will force a reload.
 #
 # Normal player connections (also used by metaserver), to default queue
-2592 ./ntserv "ntserv"
+2592 ntserv "ntserv"
 #
 # Player list (also used by metaserver), to be telnet'd to
-2591 ./tools/players "players" m
+2591 tools/players "players" m
 #
 # Observer player connections
-2593 ./ntserv "ntservobs" -q 6
+2593 ntserv "ntservobs" -q 6
 #
 # Scores dump.  (Disable for large player databases, it is a CPU hog).
-#2590 ./tools/scores "scores" a
+#2590 tools/scores "scores" a
 #
 # Special port of your choice so that you as server owner can still get in.
 # Normally disabled, do you really want the public on your queue?
-#2594 ./ntserv "God" -q 7
+#2594 ntserv "God" -q 7
 #
 # Statistics on connections to newstartd itself.
-2596 special statistics
+2596 special "statistics"
 #
 # The "standard" INL ports, enabled because the INL robot will open these
 # queues and close the main queue if it is voted in or configured in .sysdef
 # INL server owners may wish to remove 2592, 2591, 2593, if a pickup server
 # is operating on the same machine.
-4566 ./ntserv "home" -q 2
-4577 ./ntserv "away" -q 3
-4000 ./ntserv "homeobs" -q 4
-5000 ./ntserv "awayobs" -q 5
\ No newline at end of file
+4566 ntserv "home" -q 2
+4577 ntserv "away" -q 3
+4000 ntserv "homeobs" -q 4
+5000 ntserv "awayobs" -q 5