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# For the purposes of the distribution I have modified this file to probably
# work on a generic TNC2. I had it set up for a KAM and have commented out
# KAM-specific commands. On the KAM, it can handle HF and VHF together
# so that is why there are commands like TXD 30/70 ... it means set the HF
# side TXD to 30 and the VHF side to 70 etc.
# As you can see, any line beginning with # is a comment and is totally
# ignored by the program.
# Any line beginning with ! is considered to be a CLI command and is
# executed as such. There must be no space between the ! and the first
# character of the CLI command.
# You will probably find it more efficient to put
# one 'execute' of a command file in here and then all the CLI commands
# in the named file. This is because each ! command here requires a new
# CLI to start up, whereas only one is started for an execute command and
# all its contained commands.
# Lines which begin with neither # or ! are assumed to be TNC commands
# and are sent to the TNC. TNC commands, # and ! can be interspersed
# as you see fit.
# The original IBM version of CBBS uses a separate program to initialize the
# TNC port parameters. You don't need that program here. Everything needed
# to init the port can be specified in this file EXCEPT that if the baudrate
# between TNC-computer is not 9600 then you must specify the baudrate as
# an argument when the program is started. (See the readme file).
# The commands in this file are always sent to the TNC when the mailbox
# program is started up.
# The program forces
# mon off
# conok off
# echo off
# as it starts up but it is perhaps wise to include them here just in case.
# The reason for this is that if you also have a modem and have that
# connected to the serial port when the bbs starts up, the 'mon off' etc.
# may get lost in the modem and when you switch over to the TNC it won't
# have seen those commands. The most important one, as far as getting the
# BBS to start is concerned is 'echo off' because if the TNC has "echo on",
# it will echo all commands back to the BBS and the poor BBS will get totally
# confused. The obvious symptom of this is that the BBS goes into a loop
# sending a 'C' command to the TNC.
#
# Autolf off should be here but is not essential as it only
# affects the spacing of output during monitoring.
#
# The following execute command has been commented out of here but the
# cmds.cli exists. In order to use it, you must edit the config.mb file
# and find the lines containing the names files/help.mb and files/info.mb
# Modify those two lines so that they say ram:files/help.mb and
# ram:files/info.mb. Then remove the comment # from the beginning of the
# line in this text with the execute command on it. What it does is create
# a ram: directory to contain the help and info files which speeds up some
# user operations when they log in by removing the need for disk I/O when
# they ask for help or info about your system.
#!execute cmds.cli
#
# A more complex example is given by the files cli.on and cli.off. You can
# use those instead (put "!execute cli.on" in this file and
# "!execute cli.off" in tnc.off and modify config.mb accordingly).
# The cli.on file copies more of the BBS
# files into ram: and reduces disk accesses even further but at the cost
# of using up more ram:. If you run a large BBS you will probably find that
# mail.dat will be too large to fit into ram:
# The "cli.off" file copies some of the files (such as mail.dat) back to
# disk. It doesn't need to copy help.mb or info.mb because they don't
# change.
mon off
conok off
echo off
# The old KAM "bbsmsgs on" command has been replaced by a new one in the
# V3.01 KAM.
# NOTE that you need the reset after the command or it won't take effect.
#intface bbs
#reset
#
#
# Set the KAM to one HF and one VHF login.
#user 1/1
#
user 1
canline $18
xon $0
xoff $0
xflow off
txflow off
#txd 70/70
#maxframe 4/4
#mcon off/off
#dwait 0/8
#frack 2/4
#beacon every 0/every 120
b every 120
frack 4
dwait 2
mcon off
txd 70
maxframe 4
start 0
stop 0
unproto mail
#gate on
dayt
#|adisco
disco
autolf off