			  Mindterm Settings

This document lists the different configuration options one may set to
configure MindTerm. Settings can be specified on the command-line,
stored in a per host file (~/mindterm/HOST.mtp) or specified in the
html code used to launch the applet.


  Properties file settings
  ========================
sshhome         Directory where files are stored by default
propsfile	Name of properties file
autoprops       Which operations should be performed on the properties file
                load - Read data
                save - Save data
                both - read & save data (default for non applets)
                Applets defaults to neither read nor save.


  Common connection settings
  ==========================
protocol        Preferred protocol (auto/ssh1/ssh2)
server          Name of server to connect to (see the quiet setting as well)
port            Port on server to connect to (see the quiet setting as well)
real-server     Real address of sshd if it is behind a firewall
local-bind      Default local address to bind to for forwards
connect-timeout Initial connection timeout (in seconds). Default is 60.
hello-timeout   Handshake timeout (in seconds). Default is 10.
kex-timeout     Key Exchange timeout (in seconds). Default is 180.
username        User name to login as (see the quiet setting as well)
auto-username   Use local username as default value
password        Password for normal authentication
		(only saved if save passwords checked)
passphrase      Pass phrase for publickey keypair file
		(only saved if save passwords checked)
proxy-type      Type of proxy server to connect through
		(none/http/socks4/socks5)
proxy-host      Name of proxy server to connect through
proxy-port      Port on proxy server to connect through
proxy-user      User name if authentication on proxy server
proxy-password  Password if authentication on proxy server
proxy-timeout   Proxy connection timeout (in seconds). Default is 30.
quiet           Don't query for server or user name if given
ssh1-cipher     Name of block cipher to use in ssh1
		(blowfish-cbc/3des-cbc/idea-cbc)
auth-method     Method of authentication, either single or
		comma-separated list (password/publickey/tis/
		secureid/cryptocard/kbd-interact/
                hostbased/gssapi-with-mic)
private-key     Name of file containing private key for publickey authentication
private-host-key Name of file containing private key for hostbased authentication
display         Local X11 display definition (i.e. <host>:<screen>),
                auto makes MindTerm try to figure out the correct value
compression     Compression Level (0 means none, 1=fast, 9=slow/best)
x11-forward     Indicates whether X11 display is forwarded or not
x11-display     Local display to forward
force-pty       Indicates whether to allocate a pty or not
sftpbridge-host Interface to listen on in ftp to sftp bridge
		(empty if disabled)
sftpbridge-port Port to listen on in ftp to sftp bridge
sftpbridge-hosttype When transferring ASCII files do LR/CF conversion according
                to what the remote system is - can be 'unix' or 'windows'.
socksproxy-host Interface to listen on in SOCKS proxy
		(empty if disabled)
socksproxy-port Port to listen on in SOCKS proxy
strict-hostid   Strict host key check, can only connect to known hosts
mtu             Max packet size
key-timing-noise Add noise when sending passwords to increase security
commandline     Command to run on server
allow-new-server Set this to false to prevent the user from connecting
                 to additional SSH servers.


  SSH2 specific settings
  ======================
kex-algorithms              Kex algorithms to use in preferred order
                            (diffie-hellman-group1-sha1,
			     diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1)
server-host-key-algorithms  Host key algorithms to accept in preferred order
			    (ssh-rsa, ssh-dss)
enc-algorithms-cli2srv      Encryption algorithms client to server
enc-algorithms-srv2cli      Encryption algorithms server to client
mac-algorithms-cli2srv      Mac algorithms client to server
mac-algorithms-srv2cli      Mac algorithms server to client
comp-algorithms-cli2srv     Compression algorithms client to server
                            (none, zlib, zlib@openssh.com)
comp-algorithms-srv2cli     Compression algorithms server to client
                            (none, zlib, zlib@openssh.com)
package-version             Package version to send to server in
                            protocol version exchange
alive                       Connection keep-alive interval in seconds
			    (0 means no keep-alive packets are sent)
filelist-remote-command     Remote command to list files
krb5-kdc                    KDC to use for Kerberos authentication  
krb5-realm                  Realm to use for Kerberos authentication 

supported ciphers and modes:
3des-cbc, 3des-ecb, 3des-cfb, 3des-ofb, 3des-ctr,
blowfish-cbc, blowfish-ecb, blowfish-cfb, blowfish-ofb, blowfish-ctr,
aes128-cbc, aes192-cbc, aes256-cbc, aes128-ctr, aes192-ctr, aes256-ctr,
rijndael128-cbc, rijndael192-cbc, rijndael256-cbc,
twofish128-ctr, twofish128-cbc, twofish192-ctr, twofish192-cbc,
twofish256-ctr, twofish256-cbc,
twofish-cbc, twofish-ecb, twofish-cfb, twofish-ofb,
cast128-cbc, cast128-ecb, cast128-cfb, cast128-ofb,
idea-cbc, idea-ecb, idea-cfb, idea-ofb,
arcfour128, arcfour256, arcfour

supported macs:
hmac-md5, hmac-sha1, hmac-sha1-96, hmac-md5-96, hmac-ripemd160


  Terminal window settings
  ========================
ascii-line      Use ASCII Line-draw-characters instead of drawing
auto-linefeed   Do auto-linefeed
autowrap        Auto wrapping of line if output reaches edge of window
backspace-send  What to send on BACKSPACE:
                 BS (^h, 0x08), DEL (^?, 0x7f), or ERASE (^E[3~)
bg-color        Background color (<name> or '<r>,<g>,<b>')
copy-crnl       Put <CR><NL> instead of <CR> at end of lines in copy/paste
copy-select     Copy directly on mouse-selection
crlf            Send carriage returns as telnet <CR><LF>, set this to
                false to send <CR><NUL>
cursor-color    Cursor color (<name> or '<r>,<g>,<b>') (name of colors
                are: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan,
                white, i_black, i_red, i_green, i_yellow, i_blue,
                i_magenta, i_cyan, i_white)
delete-send     Character to send on DELETE:
                 BS (^h, 0x08), DEL (^?, 0x7f), or ERASE (^E[3~)
encoding        Character encoding the server uses
fg-color        Foreground color (<name> or '<r>,<g>,<b>')
font-name       Name of font to use in terminal
font-size       Size of font to use in terminal
geometry        Geometry of terminal ('<cols>x<rows>')
ignore-null     Ignore any null bytes in the data-stream
input-charset   Character set to assume input is in. Currently the
                only supported name here is 'vga'. The default value
                is 'none' which means use the system default.
insert-mode     Toggles insert mode
key-mappings    A list of key-mappings. The format of each key mapping is

                  {[<mod>]+<virtkey>=<charsequence>} 

                where <mod> is one of
                 
                 alt
                 altgraph       
                 shift
                 ctrl
                 meta

                and <virtkey> is the virtual key, for example
 
                 a 
                 f2 
                 comma

                <charsequence> is the characters that should be
                output when the mapped key is pressed, for example
                if we want to map ctrl+f2 to foo, the key mapping is

                   ctrl+f2=foo

                Characters can be written as unicode characters by
                writing them as \uXXXX in files. When entering applet
                parameters on a webpage use the normal HTML escape
                sequenced (like &#27; for ESC) instead.

                Key mappings are separated with ',' for example

                  ctrl+f2=foo,shift+f2=bar
 
line-space-delta Number of pixels to modify the line spacing with.
local-echo      Do local echo
local-pgkeys    Use PgUp, PgDn, Home, End keys for local scroll or escape them
map-ctrl-space  Map <ctrl>+<space> to <NUL> (e.g. for emacs)
passthru-prn-enable Enable passthrough printing
paste-button    Mouse button for paste, (shift+left/middle/right)
print-font-name Font to use when printing
print-font-size Size of font to use when printing
repos-input     Reposition scroll-area to bottom on keyboard input
repos-output    Reposition scroll-area to bottom on output to screen
resizable       Toggles if terminal window should be resizable or not
rev-autowrap    Reverse autowrap when going off left edge of window
rev-video       Reverse video in terminal
save-lines      Number of lines to save in scroll back buffer
scrollbar       Scrollbar position (none/left/right)
select-delim    Delimiter characters for click-selection ("<characters>")
term-type       Name of terminal to emulate (xterm, linux, scoansi,
                att6386, sun, aixterm, vt220, vt100, ansi, vt52,
                xterm-color, linux-lat, at386, vt320, vt102 and tn6530-8)
virtual-kbd     Show an on-screen virtual keyboard. This property
                holds a list of keys to show. The list entries are
                separated by comma. By default the list element
                defines both the label and what is generated by
                pressing the key. What is generated can be customized
                by adding a \= and the string to generate to the list
                item. For example, the following value:

                 virtual-kbd=Esc\=\u001b,A,F1\=f1

                will show a virtual keyboard with three keys labeled
                "Esc", "A" and "F1". "Esc" will generate the escape
                character, "A" will generate a "A" and "F1" will
                generate "f1". Note that the escape character shoudl
                be written as '&#27;' instead when it is written as an
                applet parameter on a webpage.

visible-cursor  Toggles if cursor is visible or not
visual-bell     Toggles if audible or visual bell will be used


  Menu parameters
  ===============
menu.module.disable Setting this to true removes the plugins menu
menu.tunnel.disable Setting this to true removes the tunnels menu


  Applet parameters
  =================
debug           Set to true to generate debug output (on console)
menus           Controls if there should be any menus. Possible values
                are: no (no menu), yes (normal menu), popN (popup menu
                on control+mouse-button N).
exit-on-logout  Set to true to exit when the user has logged out
savepasswords   True if passwords should be saved in settings-files
sepframe        True if the application should open in a separate frame
verbose         Set to true to generate verbose output (on console)
useAWT          Set to true to force the applet to use the AWT toolkit


  SFTP Module settings
  ====================
module.sftp.cwd-local  Local start directory
module.sftp.cwd-remote Remote start directory


  SCP Module settings
  ===================
module.scp.cwd-local   Local start directory
module.scp.cwd-remote  Remote start directory


  Port forward module settings
  ============================
local<n>  Port forward setting <n=0-31>. Example:
	  local0=/general/5222:localhost:5222
remote<n> Port forward setting <n=0-31>. Example:
	  remote0=/general/5222:localhost:5222

  Telnet module settings
  ======================
module.telnet.inhibit   Set to true to disable use of the Telnet module
module.telnet.havemenus Set to false if the terminal window should be
                        without any menus.
module.telnet.host      Server the telnet module should connect to
module.telnet.port      Port the telnet module shoudl connect to
