Class flags

Class behaviour flags.

These flags modify class behaviour and provide class features.

CLF_NOCHRGE

Users belonging to this class are exempt from credit charges. Their credits are never reduced for any reason. This is useful for operators who need to stay online for long periods of time, or for monthly subscriptions, where you don't care about credits since the user has paid for a month of full access.

CLF_LINUX

This flag allows users to bypass the BBS and login into the underlying Linux system by prepending an at-sign (@) to their user ID at logon time. Their user ID must also be an existing UNIX username (including capitalisation) and they must, of course, have a password to gain access to the account.

CLF_LOCKOUT

Users in this class are unable to login at all. Used in the special DELETED class (where users go to be deleted) and for things like special user account suspension modes.

CLF_CRDXFER

Members of this class are allowed to transfer credits to others. This flag should really be removed and replaced by a key/lock, it has no place here.

CLF_NOCHRGE

Class is exempt from credit charges.

CLF_LINUX

Users have access to Linux shell.

CLF_LOCKOUT

Users not allowed to login at all.

CLF_CRDXFER

Allowed to transfer credits to others.

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