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;------------------------------------------------------------------
; The following allow you to decide which header lines
; to keep in the FTSC messages. Specify
; Keep_<headerline>: to keep it in the message, and
; Kill_<headerline>: to butcher a line totally, and
; Hide_<headerline>: to keep it, but behind a hidden
; kludgeline so that average users can not see it.
;
; Allow_<headerline>: will allow users to post with a custom header.
; (See examples)
;
; Also, the following commands can set things globally, speeding up
; the processing quite a bit.
MULTIPLEHEADERS ; States that you want to have the message headers
; from the usenet message placed in _all_ fidonet
; messages. Comment this line out to have GIGO only
; place the usenet headers on the first message
; of a split message.
;SHORTKLUDGE 79 ; Limits kludge lines to 79 characters,
; for broken mail processors.
;FASTECHO ; Implies SHORTKLUDGE 79
;RMAIL_KEEP_ALL ; This command specifies that GIGO should keep
;RMAIL_HIDE_ALL ; ALL header lines from an email message.
; You may instead use a HIDE keyword, which
; will default all headers to be behind kludge lines.
; Note that any KEEP, HIDE, or KILL statements
; will override the default, no matter what.
;RNEWS_KEEP_ALL ; Same as above, except for newsgroups etc.
;RNEWS_HIDE_ALL ; be hidden behind a kludge line.
Keep Apparently-to: ; Shows the internet address a netmail message was
; routed to originally.
Keep From: ; Who it's from (suggested, not all names are under 36
; characters)
Keep Organization: ; Organization (if any) of the person writing the msg
Kill Path: ; This field is a USELES field for most gateways
Keep Subject: ; Full subject line
; The following "Allow" keywords allow users to specify custom
; header lines, overriding the defaults. You can "Allow" _any_
; header line you want. Any line that is too long, can be continued
; on the next line with the ".." syntax.
Allow Reply-To:
Allow Organization:
Allow Followups-To:
Allow References:
Allow Subject:
; An example of a user using these options, would be sending
; me email:
; From: John Doe, 1:2/3
; To: UUCP, 1:2/4
; Subj: whatever
; ------------------------------
; To: jfesler@gigo.com
; Organization: John Doe & Associates
; Subject: This is a really really long subject that will not
; .. fit in a fidonet subject field.
;
; Hello Jason!
;
;