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; Mapping samples
;
;
; IF THIS SECTION CONFUSES YOU: LOOK FOR MAPPING.FAQ IN THE GIGO ARCHIVE!
;
; Also, in SPEED.FAQ, you'll find some tips on how to speed up the
; newsgroup -> echomail conversion significantly (new options as
; of 05/96!)
;
; IMPORTANT: 07/14/96: MAJOR NEW SPEEDUP OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE!
; BE SURE TO READ THE UPDATED SPEED.FAQ FOR DETAILS!
;
; General format:
; COMMAND incommingname FIDONETNAME outgoingaddress
;
; COMMAND may be a __single_character__:
; + means ADD an area, and may use wildcards on the incommingname
; - means DROP an area, and may use wildcards on the incommingname
; = means KEEP the conference; may not use wildcards, and overrides
; +/-
;
; With the above commands, FIDONETNAME and outgoingaddress are
; optional. FIDONETNAME defaults to the name of the original
; newsgroup. The outgoingaddress refers to the moderator's address,
; and is used in the case of moderated newsgroups, where all new posts
; must be sent to the moderator's email address.
;
; You may NOT use wildcards if you specify the fidonet echo name,
; or the moderator's address, unless it is a read-only newsgroup
; (gigo won't be able to figure out what name to write the newsgroup as).
;
; @ means TRANSLATE MAILING LIST, and may not use wildcards.
; With this command, the *incommingname* refers to the address
; that you are having the mailing list *sent to*. The outgoingname
; refers to where new messages in the echo should be sent so that
; the mailing list will post them.
;
; ! means extended command. It takes the incomming newgroup name,
; the name of the function, and the parameters for the function.
; Current examples are: ! newsgroupname LOGTEXT newsgrp.log
; ! newsgroupname SAVETEXT newsgrp\
; Function is identical to the USER .. LOGTEXT and USER .. SAVETEXT
; functions in GATEWAY.CFG.
; These are mailing lists from outside sources
;
; The address on the left is the address that it comes in as;
; the address on the right is where new messages are supposed to be sent to.
@ list.kid.media LIST.KID.MEDIA kid.media@airwaves.chi.il.us
@ list.starfleet LIST.STARFLEET starfleet@mailhost.panix.com
@ list.sfraves LIST.SFRAVES sfraves@soda.berkeley.edu
@ list.wannabe WANNABE wannabe-l@wmeonlin.sacbbx.com
@ list.highlander@7707 LIST.HIGHLANDER HIGHLA-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
; You can also have a mailing list come to a specific user, and instead
; trap it by telling GIGO where the message came _from_. Ie,
@ me LIST.GIGO gigo-list@gigo.com gigo-owner@gigo.com
; tells GIGO that when a message comes to "me", and "gigo-owner@gigo.com"
; is the person who sent it, then turn it into an echo called "LIST.GIGO".
; Outgoing messages, will go to gigo-list@gigo.com.
; Save all msdos.binaries messages as *.IN files in a special directory:
;! comp.os.msdos.binaries SAVETEXT C:\gateway\uudecode\
;! news.answers SAVETEXT C:\gateway\faqfiles\ NEWS.ANSWERS
;
; Save all news announcements in an ascii log file:
; ! netcom.news LOGTEXT C:\bbs\bulletin.txt
;
; These are some of the newsgroups I want.
;
;
= comp.os.linux.announce LNXHELP ; I gate this for FidoNet
+ alt.hackers ; Fun group..
+ alt.rock-n-roll.* ; A sample entry with wildcards
+ comp.archives.msdos.announce NEW_MSDOS_FILES ; A sample rename
+ comp.os.msdos.programmer* ; Another wildcard sample
- comp.os.msdos.programmer.turbovision ; "except" the specific area
+ sac.* ; these are my local newsgroups ; Last wildcard sample
;
; Are you feeding your usenet host fidonet echos?
;
; GIGO can send Fidonet echoes to usenet using usenet hierarchy names.
; This is particularly useful when you are trading fidonet mail for usenet
; mail instead of actually paying your host. GIGO can read your fidonet.na
; style file to generate the mapping information that is needed. Most
; people won't need this option, but it is provided to make life easier
; for those that do need it.
;
; If an echo is being put back onto the Internet, but there is no explicit
; mapping for it, GIGO will check to see if the name matches that of your
; normal fidonet echos.
;
; If it _does_ match, then GIGO will go ahead and export it to your host,
; and prepend the following user-defined heiarchy name to it. i.e.,
; fidonet's FDECHO would become swizzle.fido.fdecho
;
; Technical note: For every line in the echos list, GIGO will internally
; create a single mapping line using the "=" syntax. Ie, "FDECHO"
; will create "= swizzle.fido.fdecho FDECHO" in the mapping.
;
; Usage: FIDOECHOS listname hierarchyname
; (More than one instance of this _is_ allowed)
;
;FIDOECHOS C:\FD\FE\FIDONET.NA swizzle.fido
;FIDOECHOS C:\FD\FE\FIDONET.NO swizzle.fido
;FIDOECHOS C:\FD\FE\LOCAL.LST swizzle.fido