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; ARCDOC.CFG
;Place ARCDOC.CFG, ARCDOC.EXE, all of your archive utilities and your virus
;scanning utility in your DOS path. Recommended: also place COMPRESS.CFG
;and VSETARCD.EXE (both included) in the same directory.
;
;Edit ARCDOC.CFG (this file) to suit your needs. This file is not case
;sensitive. Blank lines will be ignored. Lines beginning with semi-colons
;will be ignored. Your default archive statement (ConvtDefault) *MUST* come
;after ArcDataPath, if ArcDataPath is declared, other than that,
;Keywords/commands may come in any order.
;VSETARCD.EXE was written to evaluate this file. It uses the same routines
;as ArcDoctor does to read this file into an array in memory, but then
;displays the values of the ArcDoctor configuration to your screen. Since
;the "Refuse" and "Strip" commands can have devastating results if you are
;not careful their implementation, I highly recommend running VSETARCD.EXE
;after editing this file, but prior to running ARCDOC.EXE.
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; P A T H D E F A U L T S
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Full DOS path to COMPRESS.CFG. This declaration is optional and should
; only be used if you are already using a valid COMPRESS.CFG for another
; program such as SQUISH. In most cases you should comment this command
; out, and place COMPRESS.CFG in the same directory as this file
; (ARCDOC.CFG).
;
; ArcDataPath <drive>:\<directory>
;ArcDataPath c:\fd
;
; DOS path for ArcDoctor to find files that are to be scanned/converted.
; If the parent directory is denoted as a dot ("."), ArcDoctor will
; expect any subsequent directories to be sub-directories of the directory
; which ArcDoctor was executed from. This command should be commented out
; in most cases. If this command is commented out ArcDoctor will scan
; all files the directory from which ArcDoctor was executed, thus any
; directory on the computer may be processed by ArcDoctor. Un-commenting
; this keyword will force ArcDoctor to run in the declared directory any
; time ArcDoctor is executed.
;
; ArcFilePath <d:\path>
ArcFilePath c:\slbbs\uploads.bbs
;
; Full DOS path for ArcDoctor to Scan and convert archives in. A RAM
; drive is recommended. ArcDoctor will create a temporary sub-directory
; under this path to work in. If commented out, ArcDoctor will default
; to the current directory - creating the temporary directory as a sub-
; directory of the directory in which ArcDoctor was executed.
; ArcDoctor will remove this directory after operation, *IF* it is not
; interrupted.
;
; WorkPath <[d:] and/or [path]>
WorkPath c:
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; D E F A U L T A R C H I V E R
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Default Archiver to convert all other archives to. This string must
; match the declaration following the keyword "Archiver" in COMPRESS.CFG
; in order for any conversions to take place.
;
; ConvtDefault <Archiver Name>
ConvtDefault zip
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; B A D F I L E S A C T I O N
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Path to place Archives that fail testing, so you may later look at them.
; Note: you should not use this command and KillBadFiles. This directory
; need not exist - should a file fail processing, and this keyword be
; active, then ArcDoctor will create this directory if it does not exist.
;
; BadFilesDir <[d:]\path>
BadFilesDir c:\badfiles
;
; This keyword instructs ArcDoctor to delete files that fail testing.
; Note: You should not use this command and BadFilesDir.
;
; KillBadFiles
;KillBadFiles
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; V I R U S D E T E C T I O N
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Default Virus scanning utility. Usually McAfee's SCAN.EXE
; Note: If not declared, no virus checking will take place.
; SCAN.EXE is recommended - the DOS error levels for SCAN.EXE are hard coded
; into ArcDoctor. Should you use a different virus detection utility, be
; sure it will exit with a DOS errorlevel=1, or ArcDoctor may not intercept
; an infected file correctly. The following are intercepted by ArcDoctor:
;
; ERRORLEVEL 0 ... No viruses found.
; ERRORLEVEL 1 ... One or more viruses found.
; ERRORLEVEL 2 ... Abnormal termination (program error).
; ERRORLEVEL 3 ... One or more uncertified files found.
;
; SCAN.EXE (or your virus scanning utility) must reside in your DOS path
; in order for ArcDoctor to execute your virus utility.
;
; ScanCommand <virus utility>
ScanCommand scan.exe
;
; Optional parameters to pass to "ScanCommand".
; If not declared, no parameters will be passed to virus checker.
; If ScanCommand is not declared, this option will have no effect.
;
; ScanParams <optional parameters>
ScanParams /nomem /nopause
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Z I P C O M M E N T S
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Enabling this command is only useful if you use ZIP or ARJ as your default
; archiver. The parameter to this command is the full <drive:\path\filename>
; to an ASCII text file, which will be displayed on-screen when unarchiving
; occurs.
;
; AddArcCmt <[d:]\path\filename>
AddArcCmt c:\bbs\arc.cmt
;
; Tells ArcDoctor to remove archive Comments from all ARJ and ZIP files
; being processed. Not recommended if AddArcCmt is enabled - it won't
; hurt anything, but it will slow down processing. If you have selected
; a default archiver other than ARJ or ZIP, there is no need for this
; command, as all ARJ and ZIP files will be converted to your default
; archive format.
;
; StripArcCmt
;StripArcCmt
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; D O N ' T U N P A C K
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; This command will force ArcDoctor to ignore files with the declared
; extensions. By default, ArcDoctor tries to un-arc all files in the
; current directory -or- ArcFilePath. ArcDoctor can unarchive any archived
; file, provided the archiver is declared properly inside COMPRESS.CFG.
; ArcDoctor will first check the files extension, if it matches a declared
; extension in COMPRESS.CFG, ArcDoctor will then verify the archive format -
; if a match fails, ArcDoctor will try to determine the files true format.
; If a format is found, ArcDoctor will open the archive. eg... you get
; a file called SAMPLE.ARJ, but it is really a misnamed ZIP file, ArcDoctor
; will be able to open it. All extensions not declared on this line are
; evaluated for valid archive formats. Each extension declared must be
; separated by a comma "," and there must be no spaces in the list of
; extensions.
;
; SkipFiles <ext><,ext<,ext><,ext><,ext><,ext>
SkipFiles gif,com,ans,txt,doc,lst,sys,bat
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; S T R I P F I L E S
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; This command tells ArcDoctor to check all .COM files in archives to
; see if they are ANSI COM files created by TheDraw... If any are found,
; they will be stripped (deleted) from the archive. This command will have
; no effect on COM files that are not within archives.
;
; StripTdComs
StripTdComs
;
; Files listed in this command will be removed from archives if they exist.
; Wild cards are excepted, so be CAREFUL!! <Grin>... *.EXE in this command
; will delete *ALL* executable files in processed archives! Recursive
; declarations of this command are valid. you may declare up to 200 file
; names to strip from processed archives.
; Either of the two following formats for this command are valid:
;
; 1) A comma "," is used to separate file names, there should be no
; spaces between file names:
;
; StripFilesInArc <filename><,filename><,filename><,filename>
;
; 2) You may use the "@<filename>" declaration if you choose to keep a
; separate ASCII text file listing file names to be stripped. The
; accepted standard for this file format is one file name per line
;
;StripFilesInArc @<[d:]\path\filename>
;
StripFilesInArc Autoexec.*,config.sys,pkzip.exe,pkunzip.exe
;StripFilesInArc @c:\data\killfile.lst
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; A D D / I N S E R T F I L E S
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; This keyword instructs ArcDoctor to do just the opposite of
; StripFilesInArc - All processed archives will have the declared files
; inserted into the archive. You may use either of the declaration
; formats accepted by StripFilesInArc, with only a slight modification:
; the file names must include the full DOS path where the files may be
; located.
;
;
; AddFilesToArc <[d:]\path\filename><,[d:]\path\filename><,[d:]\pa . . .
; - OR -
; AddFilesToArc @<[d:]\path\filename>
;AddFilesToArc c:\bbs\myad.com,c:\bbs\bbsad.com
;AddFilesToArc @c:\data\insert.lst
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; R E F U S E F I L E S
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; This command will allow you to refuse any file extension/names you do
; not want. Once uploaded, any matching files will be truncated prior
; to processing. Note: this will not effect any files inside any archives.
; This keyword uses the same command structure as StripFilesInArc:
;
; RefuseU/L <filename><,filename><,filename><,filename>
; - OR -
; RefuseU/L @<[d:]\path\filename>
;
;RefuseU/L *.BAT,*.CFG,*.SYS,*.GIF,*.MNU,CONFIG.*
;RefuseU/L @c:\data\refuse.lst
;
; Allows you to refuse files dated older that the specified year. This
; will not affect files within archives - if activated, this function will
; check the DOS file dates and delete any files that are older than the
; specified year prior to any other processing. There is one exception to
; this - if a file is stamped with 1980 as the year, it is assumed that the
; system which created the archive has a non-functioning clock, therefore
; ArcDoctor will not delete any file stamped with 1980 as the year.
;RefuseDate 1987
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; S Y S T E M L O G G I N G / M A I L
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Enables detailed ArcDoctor Journal. ARCDOC.LOG (if created) may be found
; in the same directory in which you keep this file (ARCDOC.CFG).
LogActivity
;
; Enables the sysop mail function. The first parameter should be either
; Bad -or- All. "Bad" only sends sysop mail when a file fails testing,
; "All" sends the Sysop mail after every transaction. You must have a
; command-line utility to send sysop mail in order for this feature to
; work. ArcDoctor will create a temporary file and insert this file name
; in place of the "%l"... it is up to you to provide a valid command-line
; following the "@" sign for this feature to work.
;
; **** This feature is not yet implemented. ****
;
;SysopMail Bad @slmail s mail -tSysop -fArcDoctor -sBadFiles -t%l