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;=============================== SAMPLE1.CFG =================================
;
;  This is a sample host configuration file.  If you will be using this as a
;  starting point for your configuration, copy or rename this file to the
;  HOST_ID of your intended host system.  If your host is FTL, make it FTL.CFG
;
;  This sample is generally configured for Faster-Than-Light. If this
;  configuration were to be used for Faster-Than-Light, you would need to
;  rename it to FTL.CFG (FTL being the HOST_ID).
;
;  After each keyword assignment, a description is given explaining it.
;  Lines with ;'s at the beginning are ignored by RNet as are blank lines.
;
;  Note that not all keywords are used in this sample, only those keywords
;  which are most common or are required for operation.  Keywords such as
;  TCAN, PRIVATE_USER, and ARCHIVE=EXTERNAL are not shown since their use is
;  rare.  See LOWMEM.BAT for information on ARCHIVE=EXTERNAL.
;
;  Please read the documentation, "Configuration Files; Keywords: ..." in
;  RNET.DOC more information on these and other keywords.
;
;  If the default setting of any given keyword is acceptable, you need not
;  include that keyword in the configuration file.  The default is noted
;  (usually with an * next to the YES/NO) for most keywords for your ease of
;  deletion of unnecessary keywords.
;
;============================= Users and Names ===============================

HOSTSYSOP=ROBERT VOSTREYS
;  Specify the real name of your host Sysop.  Any messages addressed to/from
;  "SYSOP" on the host system will be changed to the specified name when
;  imported here (locally).

LOCALSYSOP=YOUR NAME HERE
;  Specify your real name (or your name as it should appear on other systems).
;  Any messages addressed to/from "SYSOP" leaving your system will be changed
;  to use this name.

MAKESYSOP=NO
;  YES = change incoming messages addressed to the local Sysop to "SYSOP".
;   NO*= leave incoming messages addressed to the local Sysop name alone.

HANDLE=SPARKY,MARK HERRING
;  Up to 50 "handle" conversions may be specified.  This format will translate
;  SPARKY to MARK HERRING every time SPARKY is seen in the to/from fields of a
;  message.  This translation will occur on both import and export processing.
;  The reverse is not true.

HANDLE=*RICKY LACY,RICKY TIKKI TAVI
;  The asterisks ("*") used in this handle statement instructs RNet that you
;  wish a two-way translation to occur.  The above example might be used by
;  RICKY LACY on his board if he wanted his name to appear as RICKY TIKKI
;  TAVI locally.  Since this is not appropriate over the network, this
;  translation will convert RICKY LACY to RICKY TIKKI TAVI during imports
;  and RICKY TIKKI TAVI to RICKY LACY during exports.
;
;  (if Ricky Lacy ever reads this, I'm gonna be in trouble... HEH)

;

;================================= Taglines ==================================

HTAG0=■ ILink ■ Faster-Than-Light BBS ■ Atlanta GA ■ 404-292-8761
;  This statement (or HOSTORIGIN) specifies the default tagline to be placed
;  on messages which originate from the host system.  Each network has their
;  own rules for tagline formatting, so check with them for specifics.

TAG0=■ ILink ■ My BBS Name here ■ My City State here ■ My Phone Number here
;  Use TAG0 (or ORIGIN) to specify the tagline which is to be appended
;  to messages which originate from your board.  Messages entered by you
;  or your users will have this tagline appended to them.

HTAG1=■ ByteBrothers ■ FTL ■ Bringing ByteBrothers to Space!
;  This is an example of an alternate network tagline (HTAG1 vs HTAG0). This
;  tagline will not be used unless RNet is instructed to use it for specific
;  conferences.  See the CONF= statements below for example use.

TAG1=■ My BBS Name here ■ My cute ByteBrothers phrase here
;  Example alternate network tagline (TAG1 vs TAG0) for locally generated
;  messages (messages from you or your users in a specified conference will
;  have this tagline instead of the TAG0 tagline).  See CONF= below.

RTAG=YES
;    YES*= Enable the " ■ RNet v.vvx:" header on all taglines.
;     NO = Disable the RNet header.  hTAGx statements will compose the
;          entire tagline text -- nothing additional will be added by RNet.
;          [NOTE: This is disabled in the unregistered version of RNet]
; ORIGIN = Instructs RNet to place " * ORIGIN: " at the beginning of all
;          taglines.  Some network software packages require this specific
;          text to be present for proper operation.  The RNet v.vv header will
;          be added to the end of the tagline instead of the beginning.

FORCETAG=NO
;  YES = Instructs RNet to ALWAYS place a tagline on every message.
;   NO*= Only place taglines on messages that need them (HOST and LOCAL).

FORCENOTAG=NO
;  YES = Instruct RNet to NEVER place a tagline on a message.
;   NO*= Only place taglines on messages that need them (HOST and LOCAL).

FIXJH=NO
;  YES = Have RNet automatically decrypt John Hancock encrypted taglines.
;   NO*= Leave JH taglines encrypted.

;============================ Packet Processing ==============================

COMPRESS=PKZIP -M -EX
;  Specify the command (program) and options to execute to compress a REP
;  packet for sending to the host.  Default = PKZIP -M -EX

UNCOMPRESS=PKUNZIP -O
;  Specify the command and options to execute to uncompress incoming QWK
;  packets from the host.  Default = PKUNZIP -O

WORKDIR=D:\SCRATCH\
;  Specify the drive and directory to use for scratch file creation (including
;  uncompressed QWK packets).  Be sure this drive has enough space to handle
;  the largest QWK and/or REP packets you might possibly need to process.
;  NOTE: You may also use an environment variable to specify this.  Default =
;  current drive/directory (RNet knows what to kill and not kill when done).

;
REPLYPROCESS=APPEND
;  APPEND = If a REP packet is found during EXPORT processing, uncompress it
;           and add additional messages to it.  To use this function, your
;           mail event MUST delete REP packets after successful uploading!
;OVERWRITE= If a REP packet is found during EXPORT processing, it is deleted
;           and overwritten.  Note that if you neglect to restore the backup
;           pointers if a mail-run failed, and the messages in the REP file
;           have not been sent to the host, they will be "lost".

QWKPATH=D:\DOWNLOAD\
;  Specify the drive/directory where RNet should look for QWK packets you have
;  downloaded from your host.  By default, RNet will only look on the current
;  drive and directory.

REPPATH=D:\UPLOAD\
;  Specify the drive/directory where RNet should build REP packets in
;  preparation of being uploaded to your host.  This is also where RNet will
;  look for a REP file to append to or overwrite.  Default: Current drive and
;  directory.

KILLQWK=YES
;  YES = Have RNet delete QWK packets after successful import processing.
;        If anything goes wrong or if RNet gets confused, the QWK packet
;        will not be deleted.
;   NO*= Leave QWK packets alone -- it is up to you to delete/move them.

CHECKREP=NO
;  Have RNet look for a REP packet everytime it starts operation.  This does
;  not effect the automatic checking done for overwrite or append.  Enable
;  this keyword if you commonly run RNet outside of your event and you are
;  prone to forgetting to delete REP packets after uploading them.  RNet,
;  when it finds a REP packet, will prompt you to: Delete the REP and
;  continue; Retain the REP and abort; or Continue normally.  If you do not
;  respond in 10 seconds, RNet will continue normally (the REP will not be
;  deleted and thus will be appended to or overwritten as per the
;  REPLYPROCESS= setting).

CKPOINTERS=YES
;  YES*= Check all messagebase pointers against the messagebases at startup.
;   NO = Do not check pointers against messagebase pointers at startup.
;        It is NOT recommended that you disable the pointer checking!

;============================ Message Processing =============================

PRIVATE=NO
;  YES = Allow RNet to pass private (R/O) messages in all conferences.
;   NO*= Do not allow RNet to pass private messages in all conferences.

PRIVATECONF=1,2,3,4,5
;  Specify the conference(s) that you wish RNet to pass private messages in.

COMMENTS=NO
;  YES = In PRIVATECONF conferences, send comment security messages also.
;   NO*= Never send comment security messages, even in private conferences.

IGNOREECHO=1,2,3,4,5
;  Specify the conference(s) that RNet should ignore the PCBoard 14.x Echo
;  status flag in.  Use this to force any non-echo messages to be echoed.

;
;========================== Multi-Network Keycode ============================

KEYCODE=%
;  See RNET.DOC for more information on the KEYCODE keyword.  If you are not
;  involved in cross-echoing (having multiple networks or calling multiple
;  hosts to pass the same conference(s)), the above setting is fine as is.

;============================= Conference Links ==============================

CONF=1,25    (local conf 1 = host conf 25, use HTAG0 and TAG0 taglines)
CONF=2,26:0  (local conf 2 = host conf 26, use HTAG0 and TAG0 taglines)
CONF=3,27:1  (local conf 3 = host conf 27, use HTAG1 and TAG1 taglines)
CONF=4,52    (AtlSysops)
CONF=5,50    (NetLanta)
;  You will need one CONF= statement for each conference you are echoing
;  to/from your host.  Specify the local conference number (the number of the
;  conference on your system), a comma, the host conference number (the number
;  of the conference on the host system).  Optionally, you may add a colon and
;  a number from 0 to 9 specifying which HTAGx and TAGx taglines to use for
;  that conference.  You may place "comments" after a CONF statement, usually
;  showing the conference name for your referance (such as the conferences 4
;  and 5 listings above -- AtlSysops is conference 52 and NetLanta is
;  conference 50 on FTL).

EXTENDED=NO
;  YES = Instruct RNet that the host supports over 255 conferences when RNet
;        is having difficulty automatically detecting this.
;   NO*= Have RNet automatically detect 32765 conference support.

;=========================== PCBoard Interaction =============================

NODE=3
;  Specify the node number executing your daily RNet event.  This node number
;  is needed by RNet to properly examine the USERNET.DAT file to determine
;  from what other users are doing on other nodes which method of message
;  insertion it should use (safe or fast).  NOTE: Specify 0 if you want RNet
;  to use the environment variable NODE= (this is the recommended approach).

;USERNET=D:\PCB\MAIN\USERNET.DAT
;
; **  NOTE: USERNET support does not work with the new release of PCBoard from
;           Clark Development (sigh).
;
;  Specify the filename used by PCBoard for multinode chat/interaction.  RNet
;  will "show up" as a user on the node chat display (on the node specified by
;  NODE or the environment variable NODE=).  RNet will report (via the "city")
;  display:  Init; Import/Export HOST_ID ConfName; Cleanup; Creating Reports;
;  etc.  This allows both you and your users to "see" what RNet is doing via
;  the NODE CHAT display from within PCBoard/ProDoor.

;
;================================= Reports ===================================

CONFREPORT=D:\PCB\GEN\BLT20
;  Specify the filename to use for generation of the conference analysis
;  report.  Default is to use HOST_ID.RPT in the current directory.

SUPERLOG=D:\SUPERLOG.TXT
;  If you want a listing of all messages processed (looks like a Quick scan)
;  then specify the filename to use for the SUPERLOG.  Be careful as this log
;  will grow rather quickly!  Useful for GREPping out listings of message
;  threads for other analysis programs or user/name tracking.

CALLERLOG=D:\PCB\MAIN\CALLER
;  If you wish RNet to log operations to your callers logs, specify the base
;  callerlog filename.  If you are running a multinode system, RNet will
;  automatically append the node number to this filename.  The default format
;  lists each conference with activity and number of messages processed and
;  the processing time.

LONGCALLER=NO
;  YES = List EVERY message imported/exported to the callerlog.
;   NO*= Use the short (default) format for the callerlog reporting.

;============================= Other Operations ==============================

RUN=PCBCONF D:\PCB\MAIN\CNAMES RNETCONF -i
;  RUN statements tell RNet to create a DOS COMMAND.COM shell and execute the
;  statement specified.  This is useful to force RNet to do something
;  everytime it is run.  The above example will have RNet run PCBCONF to force
;  updating of RNETCONF (the listing of local conferences and messagebase
;  locations) everytime RNet is run, just for safety sake.

;=============================================================================