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March 5, 2003, 7:12pm

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Justin, at the bottom of the message board where it says

Users browsing the board over the past 15 minutes

Is it possible to change the time duration from 15 minutes to xx minutes?

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March 6, 2003, 5:36pm

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Yes.� You'd have to change it in Routiens ...

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if($math < 900 && lc($luser) ne lc($buser)) { print FILE "$al\n"; }

Change $math < 900 to $math < AMMOUNT OF TIME TO LOG

The time is counted in SECONDS.� So you need to do minutes*60 to find out how many seconds that is.�

Also, you will need to modify Languages/English/BoardIndex.lng (change the 15 to some other number).

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