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@@ -129,6 +129,28 @@ Just what it says in the tin. This is to mitigate spammers
129coming from Fediverse instances with lax / open registration 129coming from Fediverse instances with lax / open registration
130processes. Please take note that this also avoids possibly 130processes. Please take note that this also avoids possibly
131legitimate people trying to contact you. 131legitimate people trying to contact you.
132.It This account is a bot
133Set this checkbox if this account behaves like a bot (i.e.
134posts are automatically generated).
135.It Auto-boost all mentions to this account
136If this toggle is set, all mentions to this account are boosted
137to all followers. This can be used to create groups.
138.It This account is private
139If this toggle is set, posts are not published via the public
140web interface, only via the ActivityPub protocol.
141.It Collapse top threads by default
142If this toggle is set, the private timeline will always show
143conversations collapsed by default. This allows easier navigation
144through long threads.
145.It Follow requests must be approved
146If this toggle is set, follow requests are not automatically
147accepted, but notified and stored for later review. Pending
148follow requests will be shown in the people page to be
149approved or discarded.
150.It Publish follower and following metrics
151If this toggle is set, the number of followers and following
152accounts are made public (this is only the number; the specific
153lists of accounts are never published).
132.It Password 154.It Password
133Write the same string in these two fields to change your 155Write the same string in these two fields to change your
134password. Don't write anything if you don't want to do this. 156password. Don't write anything if you don't want to do this.
@@ -262,6 +284,13 @@ section 'Migrating from snac to Mastodon').
262Starts a migration from this account to the one set as an alias (see 284Starts a migration from this account to the one set as an alias (see
263.Xr snac 8 , 285.Xr snac 8 ,
264section 'Migrating from snac to Mastodon'). 286section 'Migrating from snac to Mastodon').
287.It Cm import_csv Ar basedir Ar uid
288Imports CSV data files from a Mastodon export. This command expects the
289following files to be in the current directory:
290.Pa bookmarks.csv ,
291.Pa blocked_accounts.csv ,
292.Pa lists.csv , and
293.Pa following_accounts.csv .
265.It Cm state Ar basedir 294.It Cm state Ar basedir
266Dumps the current state of the server and its threads. For example: 295Dumps the current state of the server and its threads. For example:
267.Bd -literal -offset indent 296.Bd -literal -offset indent
@@ -284,6 +313,11 @@ in-memory job queue. The thread state can be: waiting (idle waiting
284for a job to be assigned), input or output (processing I/O packets) 313for a job to be assigned), input or output (processing I/O packets)
285or stopped (not running, only to be seen while starting or stopping 314or stopped (not running, only to be seen while starting or stopping
286the server). 315the server).
316.It Cm import_list Ar basedir Ar uid Ar file
317Imports a Mastodon list in CSV format. This option can be used to
318import "Mastodon Follow Packs".
319.It Cm import_block_list Ar basedir Ar uid Ar file
320Imports a Mastodon list of accounts to be blocked in CSV format.
287.El 321.El
288.Ss Migrating an account to/from Mastodon 322.Ss Migrating an account to/from Mastodon
289See 323See
@@ -349,4 +383,4 @@ See the LICENSE file for details.
349.Sh CAVEATS 383.Sh CAVEATS
350Use the Fediverse sparingly. Don't fear the MUTE button. 384Use the Fediverse sparingly. Don't fear the MUTE button.
351.Sh BUGS 385.Sh BUGS
352Probably plenty. Some issues may be even documented in the TODO.md file. 386Probably many. Some issues may be even documented in the TODO.md file.