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;Address that is running VoteFix. No default. Must be specified.
;This address only appears in feedback send back to voters.
Address 1:163/307.30
;SystemName is the name of your BBS/System running VoteFix. No default.
;Must be specified.
SystemName Carp Valley Point
;SysopName is your name or the name of the election coordinator. No default.
;Must be specified.
SysopName Steve Mulligan
;The VoteFixName verb tells VoteFix what name it will identify as itself when
;scanning message areas for ballots. The default is VoteFix.
VoteFixName VoteFix
;Addresses to notify if a vote was cast after an election has closed. Sender
;is a valid address (sends to the person the vote was cast by). The default
;is Sender. You can have up to eight of these. When you specify an address,
;there is an optional second parameter that is the name of the person at the
;address. If this isn't specified, Sysop is used.
BadDate Sender
;Address to notify if there was already a vote received from the address who
;is voting. Sender is a valid address (sends to the person the vote was
;cast by). The default is Sender. You can have up to eight of these. When
;you specify an address, there is an optional second parameter that is the
;name of the person at the address. If this isn't specified, Sysop is used.
Cheating Sender
;Address to notify if voter was not found in a .LST file if there is one for
;the election. Sender is a valid address (sends to the person the vote was
;cast by). The default is Sender. You can have up to eight of these. When
;you specify an address, there is an optional second parameter that is the
;name of the person at the address. If this isn't specified, Sysop is used.
NotInList Sender
;Message base path takes three options. It defines what message bases it
;should scan when VoteFix is run in Scan mode (gathering votes). The first
;is the path to the message base. The second is the message base type
;(Squish, Hudson, Fido, Ezy). The third is where VoteFix will start scanning
;(LastRead, First). If the message base type if omitted, Squish is the
;default. If where to start scanning from is omitted, LastRead is the
;default. There can be eight of these.
;
;Note: If you are using Hudson or EzyComm message bases, you put the board
;number in front of the path. eg: 007C:\MYMSGS
MsgBase \msgs\votefix Squish First
;Subject defines the elections you are running. It takes three options. The
;first is the actual subject of the election. The second is the file
;(without extension) to where the results for this election will be stored.
;The thrid is the Year (two numbers) separated by a dash then month then a
;dash then date (eg. 93-11-31 in other words, the date the election closes
;in YY-MM-DD format). Be sure to choose the filename carfully. Don't add
;an extension because .VFX is used. Also, your .VOT, .INF & .LST files will
;use the same filename only with a .VOT, .INF or .LST extension.
Subject Elect1 Elect1 93-04-25
Subject Elect2 Elect2 93-04-25
Subject Elect3 Elect3 93-04-25
;Tally defines that bases that get posted to when you request a tally ( -T on
;the command line) or a password report ( -R on the command line).
;Tally takes five options. The first one is the pathname to the .VFX file to
;tally when the -T option is specified on the command line. The second is the
;destination of the report when this election is tallied. This can be
;TextFile, Screen, Squish, Hudson or Fido. The third option is the path name
;of the file that the report will be written to (not used if Screen was
;specified). The fourth option (optional) is the address who the report is
;destined for (not used if Screen or TextFile was specified). The fifth
;option is the name of the person you want the message addressed to.
;
;Note: If you are using Hudson message bases, you put the board number
;in front of the path. eg: 007C:\MYMSGS
Tally Elect1 Squish \msgs\votefix 1:163/307.30 Steve Mulligan
Tally Elect2 Squish \msgs\votefix 1:163/307.30 Steve Mulligan
Tally Elect3 Squish \msgs\votefix 1:163/307.30 Steve Mulligan
;Sent back when user asks for vote confirmation.
ConfirmFile CFMNRMFL.DEF
;Sent back when user asks for vote confirmation. Includes vote in reply.
ConfirmVoteFile CFMVOTFL.DEF
;Sent to admin when people trying to cheat.
CheatingFile CHEATNRM.DEF
;Sent to sender when trying to cheat.
CheatingSenderFile CHEATSND.DEF
;Sent to admin when people not in valid voters list.
NotInListFile NOLSTNRM.DEF
;Sent to sender when not in valid voters list
NotInListSenderFile NOLSTSND.DEF
;Sent to admin when late ballot received.
BadDateFile BDATENRM.DEF
;Sent to sender when late ballot received.
BadDateSenderFile BDATESND.DEF
;Sent when can't find a matching subject and ExactSubject is true.
BadSubjectFile BDSUBJFL.DEF
;Sent when can't find a valid matching vote in .VOT file and ExactVote in use.
BadVoteFile BDVOTEFL.DEF
;Sent back when user requests a tally.
SmallTallyFile TALLYSML.DEF
;Sent back when user requests information about an election.
VoteInfoFile VOTEINFO.DEF
;Sent back when user requests list of valid subjects.
SubjectListFile SUBJLIST.DEF
;Sent back when user requests list of valid votes.
VoteListFile VOTELIST.DEF
;When AllowTally is No, will not allow user to see tallied results (!).
;Default is Yes.
AllowTally Yes
;When AllowConfirm is No, will not allow user to see confirmation (@).
;Default is Yes.
AllowConfirm Yes
;When AllowVoteConfirm is No, will not allow user to see vote confirmation (#).
;Default is Yes.
AllowVoteConfirm Yes
;When AllowElectionInfo is No, will not allow user to .INF files ($).
;Default is Yes.
AllowElectionInfo Yes
;When AllowVoteList is No, will not allow user to see valid votes (%).
;Default is Yes.
AllowVoteList Yes
;When AllowElectionList is No, will not allow user to see valid election
;list (^). Default is Yes.
AllowElectionList Yes