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;*===========================================================================*
;* General Purpose Mailer. FTN-compatible Extended-Binkley-Style mailer *
;* for OS/2 Warp with multiline support and Presentation Manager GUI. *
;* Written by Igor Vanin (2:5030/448@fidonet, vanin@gpmail.spb.ru) *
;*===========================================================================*
;* Individual configuration for specific addresses. *
;*===========================================================================*
; The "Override" command has the following syntax:
; Override <address> <parameters> [Hidden <parameters>]
; The <address> field defines the address of the station, for which the
; parameters are set. The "Override" command may only contain one address;
; groups or lists are not allowed here.
;
; The syntax for the "For" command as follows:
; For <addr_list> [AT <time_interval>] <parameters>
; The <addr_list> field defines the list of addresses. If the main address
; of the remote (presented first in the EMSI) or the address we are calling to
; matches the list, then <commands> are executed. Otherwise this string is
; ignored.
; <time_interval> is a period of time. This "For" command will be
; executed only in the specified period of time.
; The <parameters> filed defines information used for connections to
; specified addresses. It may contain the following keywords:
;
; Phone <phone> -- Sets the phone number for the specified address.
; This phone number is not translated.
; (only in Override command!)
; Time <time_interval> -- Defines the time when we may call the specified
; address. (only in Override command!)
; AKA <your_aka> -- When connecting to the specified address
; <your_aka> is presented to remote as your main
; address. If no such substitution is defined,
; then your main address will be the closest one
; to the remote's address.
; HideAKA <addr_group> -- <addr> defines your address which is hidden from
; the remote. The addresses to hide are chosen
; from your AKAs after selecting the main address
; (which is presented first).
; Set <var> <value> -- Sets the <var> variable to <value>. This command
; is executed after connection is established and
; can not affect parameters, which are used before
; connecting (for example, outgoing calls priority
; or dial prefix).
; SetImm <var> <value> -- Sets the <var> variable to <value>. This command
; is executed immediately before calling to the
; specified address. It is not executed for
; incoming calls from that system. It may be used
; for changing parameters which control outgoing
; calls (e.g. CallPrio or Dial_Prefix).
; Examples:
; Time/Phone/Dialprefix override:
Override 12:345/678 Phone 123-4567 Time 0:00-7:00 SetImm Dial_Prefix ATB1DP
; Additional hidden line:
Override 23:456/789 Phone 765-4321 Time CM #
Hidden Phone 654-3210 Time 1:00-10:00
; ZMH (for zone2 - 2:30-3:30 UTC, our timezone is +4)
For 2:*/*.0 AT 6:30-7:30 Set Mailonly Yes
; Main address substitution, hiding some AKAs:
For 1:*/*.* | 2:*/*.* | 3:*/*.* AKA 2:5030/448.999
For 55:*/*.* AKA 55:1055/1.999 HideAKA 2:5030/448.999