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; SMTPI.COM Version 1.02 Conditions list file:
;
; Any line beginning with a ; can be uused as a comment line.
;
; Each entry in the xxxxxx.lst file must contain the following:
;
; ONE line starting with the characters: "host" in the format:
; host hostid - e.g. host g4sca
;
; ONE line starting with the characters "address" in the format:
; address user@host - e.g. address g0bsx@g0bsx.ampr.org
;
; Then up to 50 lines containg conditions for message selection in the format:
; <Type> <desinator> <string> <designator> string, etc.
;
; <Type> is a single character, either P or B. P indicates that private
; are allowed, while B indicates private messages are NOT allowed.
; <designators> can be one of: >, < or @ and denote the To, From or At fields.
; <string> must be the string to use for matching. This may be
; preceeded by an ! to denote "not" or followed by a * to denote
; generic matching. Note there is no space between the ! and string.
;
; * All fields are treated as ANDed together. i.e., if you say "> xyz > pqr" in
; the same line, you will find NO matches!
; * The maximum length of any condition line is 80 characters.
; * Multiple lines of conditions are permissible - up to a maximum of 50 per
; host and lines are 'ORed' but a message will only be forwarded on the
; FIRST match.
;
; For example:
; P > G4SCA will match messages To G4SCA including private.
; B < GB7HQQ will match messages From GB7HQQ except private.
; P @ GBR will match all messages At GBR (private and public)
; B > !SYSOP > !MBLBBS @ GBR will match all messages At GBR but NOT private
; and those addressed To SYSOP or MBLBBS
; etc...
;
; Note that a message to ALL @ GBR < GB7HQQ will be 'found' by both "B @ GB"
; AND "B < GB7HQQ" but that this does not matter since all subsequent lines in
; the list of conditions are ignored if a match is found!
;
; each host group is concluded with a line containing: *** EOF.
; Note: exclusion fields ONLY act WITHIN the line they are specified. i.e.
; putting > !SYSOP on one line will not exclude it in the next line.
;
; As a practical example:
; host g4sca
; address g4sca@g4sca.ampr.org ; NOTE: the full address MUST be supplied
; P > G4SCA ; all mail (private and public) To G4SCA
; B > !SYSOP* > !MBLBBS @ GBR ; All @GBR bulletins (public only) and NOT
; ; Those to SYSOP* or MBLBBS
; P > ZS* > !ZS1* ; All mail (incl private) to ZS???? except
; ; that to ZS1???
; *** EOF
;
; DO NOT MAKE MISTAKES in this file! It will not crash the program, you may
; just end up sending messages to hosts you do not want!
; Here now follows my own file. This is my SMTPBULL.LST file and I use it
; for forwarding my bulletins at off peak hours (early hours). If a user
; omits to collect his mail in the 16 hours between 0000 and 1700, he does
; not get any more bulletins!!
;
host g4sca
address bulletin@g4sca.ampr.org
B > !SYSOP* @ EU
P < GB7HQQ
B < GB2RS
P > RAYNET
P > NEWS
P > ARRL
P > RSGB
P > TCPIP
*** EOF
host g3yjq
address bulletin@g3yjq.ampr.org
B > !SYSOP* > !MBLBBS > !RLIBBS
*** EOF
; This one is not collecting his bulletins so he don't get them sent!
;host g3tgr
;address bulletin@g3tgr.ampr.org
;B > !SYSOP* > !MBLBBS > !RLIBBS > @ EU
;B > NEWS
;B < GB7HQQ
;B < GB2RS
;B > ARRL
;B > RAYNET
;*** EOF
host g4snl
address bulletin@g4snl.ampr.org
B @ SWAX25
B > RNARS
B > NEWS
B > ARRL
B > AMSAT
B > NETROM
B > THENET
B > AMSAT
B > 10GHZ
B > KEPLER
B > WEAFAX
B > SATELL
B < G6KVK
B < GB7PLY
B < G8MWR
B < G8CTX
B > SPACE
*** EOF
host g7auq
address bulletin@g7auq.ampr.org
B > TCPIP
B > SIX
B > 50MC
B > ASTRO
B > AMSAT
B > DXHF
B > NEWS
B > FAX
B > HFDX
*** EOF
host g7any
address bulletin@g7any.ampr.org
B > TCPIP
B > SIX
B > 50MC
B > ASTRO
B > AMSAT
B > DXHF
B > NEWS
B > FAX
B > HFDX
B > SCOUTS
*** EOF
;host g1sqi
;address bulletin@g1sqi.ampr.org
;B > TCPIP
;B > RAYNET
;*** EOF