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; This is the configuration file for Tic-2-PCB. All lines that have
; a semicolon at the beginning are considered comments. Blank lines are
; ignored.
; All configuration options are expected to be in a KEYWORD <SPACE> {option}
; format. If you do not want that option, you can comment it out, or delete
; the line. Required items will be noted with an asterisk '*' in the comment
; above the KEYWORD.
;* Location of inbound files
INBOUND C:\FD\IN
;* Location of Default DOS import directory. The default DOS directory
; will receive files that have an AREA tag that does not match any defined
; areas within this file.
DEFDOS C:\PRIVATE
;* Location of Default DIR import listing. Same concept as default DOS
; directory, but the file descriptions are placed in this text file. The
; format will be the standard PCBoard directory listing format.
DEFPCB C:\PCB\MAIN\PRIVATE
;* Location & Name of DOWNLOAD.TXT log file. The log file will be updated
; using the name of Tic-2-PCB AREANAME. This is to allow file information
; utilities to continue to process these files as if they were uploaded to
; the BBS by a user.
DLTXT C:\PCB\MAIN\DOWNLOAD.TXT
; Batch file used to test all new files. The keyword TEST will tell
; Tic-2-PCB to shell out after moving each separate file and call the
; listed batch file. If TEST is preceded by an @ character, it will
; override the default single file testing, and instead will create a
; list file which will be called after all files have been imported.
; If the TEST keyword is not found, or commented out, it will not attempt to
; call the batch file to test any files.
;@TEST C:\FD\TEST.BAT
; The following optional switches are either present (on) or
; absent/commented out (off). These switches operate in the manner that the
; keyword indicates. If they are present, they will do what the keyword says.
; If the COPYARC keyword is found in the config file the archive will be
; copied to your destination directory which will cause your system to have
; two copies of the archive (one in your inbound and one in the destination
; DOS directory). If you want to move the archive which is the default, just
; comment out or delete this line.
;COPYARC
; If the KEEPTIC keyword is found Tic-2-PCB will not delete the .TIC file(s)
; from the inbound directory. This is allowed for systems that need to echo
; files to other nodes, if you don't echo files, then remove or comment
; this line from the config file which will tell Tic-2-PCB to delete the
; .TIC files after importing them.
;KEEPTIC
; Use the file date for DIR listings. (Current date is default)
; If you un-comment the next line, the PCBoard(tm) directory listings will
; be updated using the archive's date stamp.
;FILEDATE
; Turn standard logging off. LOG is on by default for TIC2PCB.LOG
; (note: A log file TIC2PCB.ERR will be created if errors occur in all cases)
; To turn off the logging feature, un-comment the next line
;LOGOFF
; No "Received by Tic-2-PCB" lines in DIR files. This is on by default, but
; to turn it off, un-comment the NOINFO line.
;NOINFO
; Un-comment this line to turn off checking for FILE_ID.DIZ in archives.
;NODIZ
; Un-comment this line to turn off the CRC-32 checking of archives.
;NOCRC
; Allow UNKNOWN file areas to be imported into the default directories.
; This is designed to allow files to be imported that do not have a
; defined area below. The reason for this is because there is no
; password checking on UNKNOWN imports. If this keyword IS NOT found in
; the config file OR IT IS COMMENTED OUT, all UNKNOWN AREA .TIC files WILL
; BE renamed to TKnnnnnn.UNK and the ARCHIVE WILL NOT be imported into the
; system.
UNKNOWN
; This next section is the area declarations. You can declare each area you
; will be receiving.
;
; The format is the same as before. The first line is the AREA keyword
; followed by the area name.
;
; The second line is the DOSDIR keyword followed by the DOS import directory
; for the area files.
;
; The third line is the PCBDIR keyword followed by the full path/filename of
; the PCBoard (tm) directory to update with the file description.
;
; The forth line is an optional PASSWORD keyword followed by the AREA
; password that will be found in the .TIC files. If this line is not
; present or commented out, password checking for this AREA will be disabled.
;
; This feature should allow you to receive files from several different
; systems but still maintain some security.
;
; This repeats for each area that you wish to define.
;
; This is the only part of the config file that is order dependant so be
; sure the keyword/entries are in this order.
;
; Area 1
AREA FIDONEWS
DOSDIR C:\PRIVATE\
PCBDIR C:\PCB\MAIN\PRIVATE
PASSWORD SECRET
; Area 2
AREA SOFTDIST
DOSDIR C:\SOFTWARE\
PCBDIR C:\PCB\MAIN\SOFTWARE
PASSWORD SECRET
; Area 3
AREA NODEDIFF
DOSDIR C:\FREE\
PCBDIR C:\PCB\MAIN\FREE
PASSWORD UNKNOWN
; Area 4
AREA SDN_GAME
DOSDIR C:\GAMES\
PCBDIR C:\PCB\MAIN\GAMES
;PASSWORD UNKNOWN
; Area 5
AREA SDN_UTIL
DOSDIR C:\UTILS\
PCBDIR C:\PCB\MAIN\UTILS