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; Sample configuration file for ADMINAPP, The Administrator's Apprentice
;
[MHS]
; ----------------- required settings -----------------
; This is the name of the workgroup in which the NLM is defined.
Workgroup = COMPANY
; This is the name of the NLM's user mailbox.
MailUser = ADMINAPP
; ----------------- optional settings -----------------
; This description is appended to the MHS address in ().
UserDescription = Administrator's Apprentice
; In other words, the MHS address of the NLM is
; "ADMINAPP @ COMPANY (Administrator's Apprentice)",
; and the mail directory is MHS/MAIL/USERS/ADMINAPP
; MHS is assumed to be the default application for that user!
; SMF version - set to 71 for Global MHS or to 70 for MHS 1.5.
; Default is 70.
SMFVersion = 70
; Location of the MHS MAIL directory.
; Default is SYS:MHS/MAIL.
MailDir = SYS:MHS/MAIL
[BROADCASTS]
; ----------------- required settings -----------------
; When a broadcast message is received, it is translated into an
; E-mail message. This is where to send these messages to.
; Typically, this would be the operator's or supervisor's mailbox.
DestMailbox = Operator @ Company
; ----------------- optional settings -----------------
; These are the NetWare user name and password
; that the NLM uses to log in to the file server.
; Broadcasts to this user (and all groups this user is in)
; will be sent as E-mail.
; Default is AdminApp with blank password.
NetWareUserName = AdminApp
NetWarePassword = AdminAppPassword
; Message filters
; ---------------
; Broadcast messages matching these filters will NOT be sent as mail messages.
; If the filter text begins with a colon (:), any text up to a colon and
; including all following whitespace will be skipped in the comparison of the
; broadcast message, i.e. if the message received is
; "From ABC[2]: YELL"
; the filter
; ":YELL"
; will match and therefore suppress this message.
; A message is considered to match if the filter matches the beginning of the
; message, i.e. the message
; "Boredom detected on station 23459876"
; will be matched by
; "Boredom detected"
; Filters are numbered 1 through 9.
;
Filter1 = You have received new mail
Filter2 = E-mail for you
[SETTINGS]
;
; The following password has to be sent on the SUBJECT line after
; a CONSOLE command (see command reference). Note that this has
; no connection with either the supervisor or the RCONSOLE password
; and is used only within Administrator's Apprentice.
ConsolePassword = StrictlyConfidential
; Delay in milliseconds after unsuccessful poll for broadcast message,
; adjust this to change the normal polling interval.
; Note: Broadcast messages are not buffered in NetWare.
; If more than one broadcast message arrives before AdminApp polls,
; all but the first message are lost.
;
; There is no performance penalty associated with leaving this set
; at 2000 (2 seconds). In effect, only a location in the server's
; RAM is checked. For example, on a Pentium-60, one poll takes about
; 0.3 milliseconds of CPU time, and at a 2 second polling interval,
; this causes 0.05% average CPU load.
IdlePollDelay = 2000
; Delay in milliseconds after successful poll (if a message was found).
; This is set lower than IdlePollDelay to reduce the risk of missing a
; broadcast message immediately following the previous one.
BusyPollDelay = 1000
; Delay in milliseconds between polls for new incoming mail.
; This cannot be less than 5000 (5 seconds).
MailPollDelay = 30000
; set verbosity of diagnostic display
; very terse = 0, normal = 1, higher for internal diagnostics only
Verbosity = 1