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; config file for Chris Wichura's CyberPager software
; the SPOOLDIR entry tells the software where to spool pages.
;SpoolDir pager:spool
; the LOGFILE entry lets one specify a new home for the logfile.
; if the logfile entry is not present then the software will
; default to trying to access a file called LOGFILE in the
; spool directory.
;LogFile pager:spool/LOGFILE
; if the ALWAYSURGENT entry is set to true then the spooler will
; always try and start the dialer after it successfully spools
; a page.
AlwaysUrgent false
; the URGENTMODEM entry tells the spooler which modem to ask
; for when it invokes the dialer due to the "urgent" switch
; being specified. If modem 0 is selected then the dialer
; will try to hunt through all modems looking for one which
; is free. Otherwise the dialer will use the specific modem
; specified and block until it becomes available.
UrgentModem 0
; one can specify multiple modems for the dialer to hunt through
; when trying to find a modem to dial out on. These must be
; labeled as "MODEM1", "MODEM2", ..., "MODEMn". The dialer will
; stop trying to read modem specifications with the first
; unknown slot. I.e, if you have MODEM1, MODEM2, and MODEM4
; defined, MODEM4 will not be read because there is no MODEM3.
; if no modem slots are defined, MODEM1 is automatically filled
; in as "serial.device 0 1200 y n ATZ\r\d\d\dATM0\r\dATD".
;
; Note that there is no "MODEM0" entry. This is because entry
; 0 is reserved as a special case that tells the dialer it should
; try hunting through all modems looking for a free one rather
; that blocking waiting for a specific modem to become free.
;
; the form for entries to MODEM fields is:
;
; <device name> <dev unit> <max baud> <match dte> <cts/rts> <init str>
;
; if <match dte> is true, the baud rate will be chosen as follows:
; 1) select the service's baud rate
; 2) if the service's baud rate > <max baud>
; select <max baud>
;
; if <match dte> is false, the baud rate will be chosen as follows:
; baud rate = <max baud>
;
; the <cts/rts> flag indicates whether or not the modem supports
; hardware handshaking. in general, any modem that does not
; require <match dte> to be true ought to support cts/rts as well.
;
; the <init str> field tells the dialer how to initialize the modem +
; dial the service. Thus, it must always end with the prefix to a
; dial command (ATD for Hayes compatible modems). The phone number
; will be postpended to this, followed by a carriage return. Within
; a dial string, \r is recognized as "send a carriage return" and
; \d is recognized as "delay two seconds".
Modem1 serial.device 2 19200 n y "ATZ\r\d\dATM0\r\dATDT"
Modem2 serial.device 3 19200 n y "ATZ\r\d\dATM0\r\dATDT"
Modem3 serial.device 4 2400 y n "ATZ\r\d\dATM1\r\dATDT"