Synopsis:
   set mangle_inbound [[-]<level>[, [-]<level>, ...]]
   set mangle_outbound [[-]<level>[, [-]<level>, ...]]
   set mangle_logfiles [[-]<level>[, [-]<level>, ...]]

Description:
   Those variables let you strip just about any kind of special formating
   out of text received by epic from your server (mangle_inbound), sent 
   from epic to your server (mangle_outbound) and written by epic to your
   logfiles (mangle_logfiles).

   You may specify any number of the following levels by separating 
   them with commas. You can negate the sense of a level by prepending it
   with a hyphen ("-"). Note that in general the use of this feature is
   *very* expensive.

Options:
   ALL		Strips all of the below except ESCAPE.
   ANSI		Converts all ANSI to logical characters and removes all
		"unsafe" ANSI codes. Note that to remove any of the levels
		below you need to also specify ANSI so that any
		ANSI-sequence will be converted to their logical characters
		to get stripped. If you don't specify ANSI, all ANSI codes
		will be left untouched!
   BOLD		Removes all bold_toggle characters.
   COLOR	Removes all ^C color sequences.
   REVERSE	Removes all reverse_toggle characters.
   UNDERLINE	Removes all underline_toggle characters.
   BLINK	Removes all blink_toggle (flashing) characters.
   ROM_CHAR	Removes all rom_char characters.
   ND_SPACE	Removes all non-destructive spaces.
   ESCAPE	This is a special one. If you specify ESCAPE, then any ESC
		characters will be converted to <REVERSE>[<REVERSE>. This
		will defeat your ability to do ANSI, as there won't actually
		be any ANSI sequences left!

Examples:
   To remove both blink and underline characters from server-to-client data:
      /set mangle_inbound BLINK,UNDERLINE

   To remove all attributes except reverse characters from client-to-server
   data:
      /set mangle_outbound ALL,-REVERSE

   To prevent all attributes from being logged in your logfiles:
      /set mangle_logfiles ALL

See Also:
   stripcrap(6)

