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; ArcAnal (Archive Analysis Utility) Configuration File
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;
; Work Directory
;
; This directory must be defined. It is simply a "staging" area when
; analyzing the contents of an archive, and will be emptied of any
; temporary files after ArcAnal completes.
;
WorkDirectory c:\tmp
;
; Database Definitions
;
; This section will define the databases of file sections. Normally,
; only your own local file collection "groups" will be defined.
;
; However, if you are part of a File Network, and want to check a
; a prospective file for duplication before hatching (and this File
; Network provides you with an ArcAnal Database) you can also define
; that database. Please note that this database does NOT need to have
; any local FileSection statements associated with it. It will be
; essentially be "read-only" since you will not be adding any files
; to it.
;
; Essentially, there are two parts to the database definition. The first
; part is the name of the database, and the directory where the database
; exists.
;
; The second part is optional. After the name/directory of the database,
; one or more file sections can be listed.
;
; -----| Part I |--------------------------------------------------------
;
; Each Database must be defined in the following order:
;
; DatabaseName
; DatabaseDirectory
;
; All keywords must be kept together in the above order, with the last
; keyword being DatabaseDirectory.
;
; The Database Name is used on the command line when specifying a
; particular database for analysis. It is also used as the basename
; for the database files. So unless you are using HPFS under OS/2, you
; should keep the Database Name to 8 characters. Case is not significant.
;
; -----| Part II |-------------------------------------------------------
;
; The File Sections define the location of all your downloadable file
; areas. Simply define the full path and file name of your "FILES.BBS"
; file using the configuration keyword 'FileSection_FILESBBS'.
;
; If the actual archive files are not also within this directory, you must
; also specify the full path name of the directory which contains the
; archives using the configuration keyword 'FileSection_Directory'.
;
; In either case, you must define 'FileSection_FILESBBS' first, then, if
; necessary, the optional 'FileSection_Directory'. If you do specify
; 'FileSection_Directory', it MUST be done in "couplets" such as:
;
; FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\bbs\max.bbs
; FileSection_Directory c:\max\files\max
; FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\bbs\binkley.bbs
; FileSection_Directory c:\max\files\binkley
;
; Functionally, the number of areas that can be defined are constrained
; only by available memory.
;
;
; OS2 File Section Database Definitions -- this includes Maximus
; and BinkleyTerm distribution directories even though there are some
; DOS programs in them.
;
DatabaseName OS2
DatabaseDirectory c:\bbs\arcanal\database
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\max\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\binkley\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\graphics\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\articles\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\fonts\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\rexx\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\app\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\util\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\misc\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\drivers\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\edit\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\file\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\games\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\archive\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\prog\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\comm\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\bbs\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\mag\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2\lan\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\app\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\util\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\misc\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\drivers\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\edit\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\file\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\games\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\archive\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\prog\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\comm\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\bbs\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\mag\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\lan\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\install\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\articles\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os20\wps\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\fwadmin\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS f:\max\files\ibmnet\ibmnet\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\os2new\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\newup\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS f:\max\files\ibmnet\os2fx\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS f:\max\files\ibmnet\dosfx\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS f:\max\files\ibmnet\tcpip\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS f:\max\files\ibmnet\ews\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS f:\max\files\ibmnet\info\files.bbs
FileSection_FILESBBS f:\max\files\os2\gnu\files.bbs
;
; LocalDOS File Section Database Definitions -- this includes other
; miscellaneous Non-OS/2 file sections.
;
;DatabaseName DOS
;DatabaseDirectory c:\bbs\arcanal\database
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\news\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\misc\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\fidonet\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\c\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\bbs\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\comm\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\apg\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\games\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\util\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\misc\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\app\files.bbs
;FileSection_FILESBBS c:\max\files\msdos\win\files.bbs
;
; Logging definitions
;
; Log messages are ranked between 1 to 4, where 1 is the most important
; type of message (usually a fatal error of some sort), and 4 is the
; most extraneous (an informational message of some sort). This gives
; you control over how verbose to make the status log.
;
; Each message in the log file is preceded by a special symbol indicating
; it's level of importance as follows:
;
; LogLevel Characters That Precede Included Entries
;
; 1 !
; 2 *
; 3 +
; 4 :
;
Log ; [No]Log - Log process information to log
; file
LogLevel 4 ; Level of logging where 1 is the most
; minimal amount of information, and 4 is
; the most detailed.
LogFile c:\bbs\logs\arcanal.log ; Name of the log file (MUST be defined to
; use the logging feature.) There is no
; default.
;
; Archiver Information
;
; The archivers used to analyze compressed files may be defined below. Each
; Archiver Definition must be defined in the following order:
;
; ArchiveExtension
; ArchiveList
; ArchiveListFormat
;
; All keywords must be kept together in the above order, with the last
; keyword being ArchiveListFormat.
;
; The following macros can be used in the definitions. All macros are
; CASE-SENSATIVE!
;
; ArchiveList macros:
;
; %a : Translates to the name of the archive.
;
; ArchiveListFormat macros:
;
; MMM : 3 letter name of month (Jan, Feb, etc.)
; mm : 2 digit number of the month (1-12)
; yy : Last two digits of the year (00-99)
; dd : Day of the month (1-31)
; hh : Hours in 24 hour format (0-23)
; HH : Hours in 12 hour format (0-12)
; ii : Minutes (0-59)
; ss : Seconds (0-59)
; X : am/pm indicator (A or P)
; zzz..zz : uncompressed size of the file (must have at least 5 z's)
; ffffffff : name of the file in the archive (must have at least 8 f's)
;
; Please note: Do not use full path names on the archives. ArcAnal will
; search the current directory or PATH variable to find
; the archiving program.
;
ArchiveExtension ZIP
ArchiveList "unzip -v %a"
ArchiveListFormat "zzzzzzz mm-dd-yy hh:ii ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff"
;ArchiveExtension ZIP
;ArchiveList "pkzip -v %a"
;ArchiveListFormat "zzzzzzz mm-dd-yy hh:ii ffffffff.fff"
ArchiveExtension ARJ
ArchiveList "unarj l %a"
ArchiveListFormat "ffffffff.fff zzzzzzzzzz yy-mm-dd hh:ii:ss"
ArchiveExtension ARC
ArchiveList "arc v %a"
ArchiveListFormat "ffffffff.fff zzzzzzzz dd MMM yy HH:iiX"
ArchiveExtension LZH
ArchiveList "lh /o v %a"
ArchiveListFormat " zzzzzzzz yy-mm-dd hh:ii:ss ffffffff.fff"
ArchiveExtension ZOO
ArchiveList "zoo -list %a"
ArchiveListFormat "zzzzzzzz dd MMM yy hh:ii:ss ffffffff.fff"
;
; Miscellaneous Definitions
; -------------------------
;
NoQuiet ; [No]Quiet - Prevents output to
; standard out (the screen, normally)
; except for the logo.