Alex Smith
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Having a hard cap on the number of rerolls doesn't help save CPU usage from excessive rerolling, because if the cap is set low enough to keep the CPU usage reasonable it isn't high enough for players to actually use the feature. Instead, allow capping the number of rerolls per second. (Sensible values seem to be in the 5-10 range.) If the player attempts more rerolls than this, show a paranoid confirmation prompt: the need to type the answer to the prompt will slow a human user down (and if the prompt is filled in too quickly, it will simply just be shown again, preventing attempts to use automation to skip the prompt).
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# NetHack 5.0 sysconf $NHDT-Date: 1777240863 2026/04/26 22:01:03 $ $NHDT-Branch: to500 $:$NHDT-Revision: 1.47 $
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# Copyright (c) 2015 by Kenneth Lorber, Kensington, Maryland
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# NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details.
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#
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# Sample sysconf file.
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# The sysconf file is only used if NetHack is compiled with SYSCF defined.
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# It can be used to augment or override certain settings compiled into the
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# program.
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#
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# This file can also be used to set local system defaults for run-time
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# options, using the same syntax as an individual user's ./nethackrc file.
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# Which users can use debug mode (aka wizard mode; accessed via '-D' command
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# line flag or OPTIONS=playmode:debug in the runtime options config file).
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# A value of * allows anyone to enter debugging mode.
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WIZARDS=root games
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# Which users can use explore mode (aka discover mode; accessed via '-X'
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# command line flag or OPTIONS=playmode:explore in runtime options file or
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# via '#exploremode' command during normal play). Same syntax as WIZARDS.
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EXPLORERS=*
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# Users allowed to use the '!' (shell escape) and '^Z' (suspend process)
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# commands to temporarily leave the game and enter a shell process.
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# (To resume play, use the shell command 'exit' (for most shells) to
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# return from '!' or the shell command 'fg' to return from '^Z'.
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# For the typical multi-user system where players have access to a shell
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# prompt when logged in and run the game from their own username, a value
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# of 'SHELLERS=*' is appropriate. However, some inexperienced players
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# occasionally get stuck outside the game by accidentally typing '!' or
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# '^Z' during play and not knowing how to go back.)
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# Uses the same syntax as the WIZARDS and EXPLORERS options above.
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#SHELLERS=
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# Execute this program whenever a new message-window message is shown.
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# The program will get the message text as the only parameter.
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#MSGHANDLER=/usr/bin/espeak
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# If the user name is found in this list, prompt for username instead.
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# Uses the same syntax as the WIZARDS option above.
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# A public server should probably disable this.
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# ["ec2-user" is the default user name on Amazon Linux]
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GENERICUSERS=play player game games nethack nethacker ec2-user
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# Use the player name for matching WIZARDS, EXPLORERS and SHELLERS,
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# instead of the user's login name.
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#CHECK_PLNAME=1
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# Limit the number of simultaneous games (see also nethack.sh).
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# Valid values are 0-25.
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# Commenting this out or setting the value to 0 constructs lock files
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# with UID and playername, so each user may have one game at a time,
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# but number of different players is not limited.
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# Setting this to any other value constructs the lock files with
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# letter and "lock" (eg. alock, block, ...)
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MAXPLAYERS=10
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# Limit the number of rerolls per second when using the reroll option.
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# 0 means that there is no limit on how quickly the user can reroll.
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MAX_REROLL_RATE=0
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# If not null, added to string "To get local support, " in the support
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# information help.
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#SUPPORT=call Izchak at extension 42.
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# If not null, displayed at the end of a panic-save sequence.
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#RECOVER=Run the recover program.
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# Uncomment the next line to disable the SEDUCE option, causing succubi and
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# incubi to use nymphs' charm behavior rather than their own seduce behavior.
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#SEDUCE=0
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# Uncomment the next line to enable some accessibility features such
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# as S_hero_override and S_pet_override symbols for screen readers
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# in the user config file.
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#ACCESSIBILITY=1
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# Uncomment to disable savefile UID checking.
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#CHECK_SAVE_UID=0
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# Record (high score) file options.
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# CAUTION: changing these after people have started playing games can
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# lead to lost high scores!
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# Maximum entries for one person.
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#PERSMAX=10
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# Maximum entries in the record file.
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#ENTRYMAX=100
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# Minimum points to get an entry.
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#POINTSMIN=1
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# Determine identity of "person" in the score file with name (0) or
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# numeric (1) user id.
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#PERS_IS_UID=1
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# Help menu control; 0 - include "command line usage" entry in help menu;
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# 1 - suppress it from the menu. Does not affect 'nethack --usage' when
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# player has access to the command line.
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#HIDEUSAGE=0
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# Maximum number of score file entries to use for random statue names
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#MAX_STATUENAME_RANK=10
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# Use "Live logging" for important events (achievements, wishes, etc)
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# Only available if NetHack was compiled with LIVELOG.
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# Only really meaningful for public servers or debugging.
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# See the log in-game with #chronicle -command.
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# Bitmask for kinds of things you want to log - combine the following values
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# as desired.
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# 0x0000 - No live logging (default)
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# 0x0001 - Wishes
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# 0x0002 - Significant achievements (complete sokoban, perform invocation, etc)
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# 0x0004 - Kill, destroy or bribe a unique monster.
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# 0x0008 - Significant religious events (sacrifice gifts, crowning)
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# 0x0010 - Life-saving
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# 0x0020 - Break conduct - see also LLC_TURNS below.
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# 0x0040 - Artifact obtained (#name Sting, dip for Excalibur)
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# 0x0080 - Genocides
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# 0x0100 - Murder of tame pet
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# 0x0200 - Changed alignment temporarily or permanently
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# 0x0400 - Log URL for dumplog if ascended
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# 0x0800 - Log dumplog url for all games
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# 0x1000 - Log 'minor' achievements - can be spammy
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# 0x2000 - Spoiler event; can include in livelog but hidden from #chronicle
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# 0x4000 - Include as 'major' event in dumplog; can be hidden from livelog
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# 0x8000 - Livelog debug msgs
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#LIVELOG=0x1FFF
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# Show debugging information originating from these source files.
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# Use '*' for all, or list source files separated by spaces.
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# Only available if game has been compiled with DEBUG, and can be
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# overridden via DEBUGFILES environment variable.
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#DEBUGFILES=*
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# Save end of game dump log to this file.
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# Only available if NetHack was compiled with DUMPLOG
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# Allows following placeholders:
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# %% literal '%'
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# %v version (eg. "NetHack 5.0.0-0")
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# %u game UID
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# %t game start time, UNIX timestamp format
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# %T current time, UNIX timestamp format
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# %d game start time, YYYYMMDDhhmmss format
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# %D current time, YYYYMMDDhhmmss format
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# %n player name
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# %N first character of player name
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#DUMPLOGFILE=/tmp/nethack.%n.%d.log
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# Number of bones file pools.
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# The pool you belong to is determined at game start. You will
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# load and save bones only from that pool. Generally useful
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# for public servers only.
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# Changing this might make existing bones inaccessible.
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# Disabled by setting to 0, or commenting out.
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#BONES_POOLS=10
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# Try to get more info in case of a program bug or crash. Only used
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# if the program is built with the PANICTRACE compile-time option enabled.
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# By default PANICTRACE is enabled if (NH_DEVEL_STATUS != NH_STATUS_RELEASED),
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# otherwise disabled.
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# Using GDB can get more information and works on more systems but requires
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# 'gdb' be available; using LIBC only works if NetHack is linked with a
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# libc that supports the backtrace(3) API. Both require certain compilation
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# options. See src/end.c and sys/unix/hints/* for more information.
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GDBPATH=/usr/bin/gdb
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GREPPATH=/bin/grep
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# Values are priorities: 0 - do not use this method, 1 - low priority,
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# 2 - high priority. Non-zero priority methods are tried in order.
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PANICTRACE_GDB=1
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PANICTRACE_LIBC=2
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# URL loaded for creating reports to the NetHack DevTeam
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#CRASHREPORTURL=https://nethack.org/links/cr-5.0.0.html
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# 'portable_device_paths' is only supported for Windows. Starting with
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# 3.6.3, nethack on Windows treats the folder containing nethack.exe and
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# nethackW.exe as read-only and puts data files which are generated or
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# modified during play or by the user in assorted folders derived from
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# user name. 3.6.4 added PORTABLE_DEVICE_PATHS to allow reverting to
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# the old behavior of having the run-time configuration file and other
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# data in the same directory as the executable so that the whole thing
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# can be moved from one machine to another (flash drive or perhaps cloud)
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# without updating folder paths.
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#PORTABLE_DEVICE_PATHS=0
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# Ordinary run-time options can be set here to override the builtin-in
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# default values. Unlike all the SYSCF values above, individual users
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# can override the overridden options set here by choosing their own
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# option settings via NETHACKOPTIONS in their environment or via
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# ~/.nethackrc run-time configuration file.
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#OPTIONS=!autopickup,fruit:tomato,symset:DECgraphics
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#eof
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