# This is the msn client configuration file.
# It should be placed in ~/.msn/msnrc, with permissions 0600 (but this are not
# checked by the client, so you have to take care of it)
# The format is: variable = value
# Anything that begins with a '#' or doesn't have a '=' is a comment.
# There are some variables that _must_ be set, and others that can be omitted,
# in which case the default value will be used. Here they are:
# email, mandatory
email = myself@mydomain.whatever
# all the following are optional parameters and can be omited, in which case
# the default will be used
# password, if you avoid it, the client will ask you for it at runtime
password = XXXX
# number of message history to keep in memory
# defaults to 10
history size = 10
# number of user input lines to keep in memory
# defaults to 10
input history size = 10
# defines if you want to log your incoming/outgoing messages to the disk, must
# be yes or no.
# the default is yes
log history = yes
# directory where to store your log history (if it's used, of course).
# defaults to $HOME/.msn/history
history directory = /home/myself/.msn/history
# show changes in real nicks
# the default is no
show realnick changes = no
# number of seconds after, if no command was received, we set automatically
# away. defaults to 0, which disables it.
auto away = 0
# initial status when we first connect
# defaults to online and must be valid (that is, one of online, away, busy,
# and so on)
initial status = online
# local encoding
# it's the local character encoding, used to display and send the messages'
# text in an standard way. don't worry about it if you never had problems when
# sending non-english characters. it defaults to the environment variables
# LC_ALL, or LANG, and if none is available to iso-8859-1.
encoding = iso-8859-1
# debug variable, can be yes or no; note that you can enable and disable it at
# runtime using the 'debug' command, so this is mostly used when you want to
# debug the whole session init.
# the default is no
debug = no
# color theme
# this configures which color theme to use; but you can still change it at
# runtime with the 'color' command (use it to see a list of available themes
# too)
color theme = default