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SAMPLE.CFG
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; Sample FiFTP config file.
;
; This file must be in the current directory when you invoke FiFTP
;
; The following keys are required for correct operation of FiFTP
;
; Address - your 3 or 4d fido address
;
; Fidohost - the 2d (if in your zone) or 3d fido address of your FTPHUB
;
; Hold - The base outbound directory for your Binkley config *NOTE* This
; entry should be the same as the one you use in your Binkley.cfg,
; the actual directory name will be inferred from the difference
; (if any) between the zone numbers of you and your FTPHUB
; FiFTP wil process binkley style .HLO files only that it finds in
; this directory, that have a root name that match the Fidohost
; that you are picking up from.
;
; Inbound - The directory you want files placed into from the HUB
;
; Host - the internet host name of your FTPHUB
;
; Username - The username you use to log into your FTPHUB account
;
; Password - The password you use to log into your FTPHUB account
;
; **Remotein, Remoteout, and Busydir are relative to the login directory!**
;
; Remotein - The directory on the FTPHUB where you leave files
;
; Remoteout - The directory on the FTPHUB where you get files
;
; SendDir - A drive & path to a directory where files may be to send
; that don't appear in the .HLO file. If this verb is used,
; *ALL* files in this directory will be sent tothe Remotein
; directory, and then *DELETED* Handle with care.
;
; BusyDir - The directory on the FTPHUB where you place a busy flag (*.BSY)
;
Address 1:215/705.5
Fidohost 270/101
Hold d:\binkley\files\outbound
inbound h:\inbound\prot
HOST ftp.paonline.com
username testuser
PASSWORD xxxxxxxx
remotein incoming
remoteout outgoing
busydir incoming
;
; The following keys are not needed for correct operation, but will allow
; you to tune your configuration.
;
; Tariff - the charge for one minute of connection to your ISP (default 0)
;
; ContactTimer - the number of minutes that can fail to contact the host
; before we decide the link is dead.
;
; Maxfail - the number of failed file xfer attempts before we decide to abort.
;
; Loglevel - The level of logging you want (binkley style 0 - 6)
;
; LogDir - The directory where the logfile should go. Default if this verb
; is omitted is the CWD where fiftp is invoked.
;
; Worktimer - Set this to the number of minutes that are allowed with no
; perceived work being accomplished before the session is aborted.
; Minimum is 5 minutes. If this verb is omitted, a default of
; 15 minutes is used.
;
; Nodelete - This verb is to facilitate testing, it will suppress deleting
; files (outgoing and incoming).
;
; Nocopy - Supress copying files (and deleting!) but go through everything
; else you normally have to do, good for testing.
;
; MailMask - Supplies the root filename for mail bundles to you, to allow
; them to be picked up first. Bulk mail feeds from PAONLINE are
; 0000fffd and are automatically detected.
;
tariff 15
ContactTimer 30
Maxfail 10
Loglevel 6
Worktimer 5
Mailmask 0037fda4