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COPYMAIL.CFG
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; COPYMAIL Configuration File for version 1.10
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Log File -- If a hard copy log is desired, enter the pathname.
; Comment out if no log file is desired. Logging will become
; active as soon as this statement is processed. I recommend
; that if logging is used, it be the first statement in the config
; file so that any errors in other config file statements are
; written to the log file. When CopyMail moves the mail around,
; it will display and log the destination node address and the
; right-most part of the target directory.
;
Log g:\Bink\CopyMail.Log
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Log Level -- The log level determines the level of reporting that
; will be written to the log file. The value must be between 1
; and 6. Higher numbers include all messages that are also given
; at lower levels. The default level is 6.
;
; Level Prefix Type of Message
; ----- ------ -----------------------
; 1 ! Errors and Warnings
; 2 * Files for Busy Nodes
; 3 + Renamed Files
; 4 : FLO, OUT and REQ Files
; 5 # Compressed Mail Bundles
; 6 Start and Stop Time
;
LogLevel 6
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Flag Files -- The FLAG option specifies the directory in which
; Binkley maintains its Task Flags. If this directory is given
; and the Task Number is not zero, then CopyMail will attempt to
; create a Task Flag in this directory when it starts. If the
; task flag already exists, CopyMail will immediately end without
; moving any files. This flag can be used to make sure that only
; one program that you have assigned as "Task n" will run at any
; given time.
;
Flags c:\Binkley\Flags
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Task -- The Task option defines the task number for CopyMail to use.
; Task numbers are used for two purposes:
; 1) Task Flags are named TASK.xx (where xx is the task number).
; 2) Busy Flags are originally named COPYMAIL.xx and then
; renamed as yyyyzzzz.BSY (where xx is the task nuumber, yyyy is
; the net number and zzzz is the node number.
; All of the values are written in hexadecimal notation. The task
; number allows CopyMail to signal other processes that it is active.
; The task number is entered here in decimal and can be any number
; from 0 to 255, and may be overridden from the command line. The
; default is zero.
;
Task 0
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; No Out Options -- If NoOut is specified, files named as *.OUT in the
; source directory will be ignored (not copied). Comment out for
; normal operation (to copy *.OUT files). NoOut does not prevent
; CopyMail from copying *.DUT, *.HUT or *.CUT files. This option
; may be overridden from the command line.
;
NoOut
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Wait Options -- When CopyMail searches the input directories for mail,
; files destined for nodes whose "busy flags" are already set will
; be skipped. If the NOWAIT option is chosen, CopyMail will make
; only one pass through the input directories, and mail for "busy"
; nodes will not be copied. If the WAIT option is selected, then
; CopyMail will continue to scan the input directories until all
; mail has been moved. WAIT also supports an optional second parm
; which gives the maximum amount of time in seconds that CopyMail
; is allowed to wait. If no parameter is given, or if it is zero,
; then CopyMail will wait indefinately. While waiting, any key-
; press will cause CopyMail to end immediately.
;
Wait
; Wait 600
; NoWait
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Sharing Options -- If SHARED is specified, CopyMail will open files
; using DOS's "deny none" file sharing option. If COMPATIBLE is
; specified, DOS's "compatibility" mode will be used. If running
; in a Novel or other Net-BIOS environment, SHARED is recommended.
; SHARED has also been used successfully under Desqview. When
; running under the DOS SHARE environment, COMPATIBLE is required.
; This option has no effect on DOS versions earlier than 3.0, and
; is not required if you do not run in a multitasking environment.
; This option may be overridden from the command line.
;
Shared
; Compatible
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Copy Statements -- List below, all the directories to be searched for
; outbound mail. Following the word "Copy", is the zone number
; for which mail in that directory is to be sent, the name of the
; directory into which the packer placed the mail (the input path),
; and the directory which is used by Binkley-Term for outbound mail
; (the output path).
;
; |Zone| Input Path | Output Path
;----+----+------------------------+------------------------------------
Copy 1 c:\Binkley\Out1 c:\Binkley\Outbound
Copy 2 c:\Binkley\Out1.002 c:\Binkley\Outbound.002
Copy 3 c:\Binkley\Out1.003 c:\Binkley\Outbound.003
Copy 4 c:\Binkley\Out1.004 c:\Binkley\Outbound.004
Copy 5 c:\Binkley\Out1.005 c:\Binkley\Outbound.005
Copy 8 c:\Binkley\Out1.008 c:\Binkley\RBBSNet.008
Copy 8 c:\Binkley\Out8 c:\Binkley\RBBSNet.008
Copy 1 c:\Binkley\Out8.001 c:\Binkley\Outbound
Copy 2 c:\Binkley\Out8.002 c:\Binkley\Outbound.002
Copy 3 c:\Binkley\Out8.003 c:\Binkley\Outbound.003
Copy 4 c:\Binkley\Out8.004 c:\Binkley\Outbound.004
Copy 5 c:\Binkley\Out8.005 c:\Binkley\Outbound.005
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; The command line for copymail looks like this:
;
; COPYMAIL [flags] [config-file-name]
;
; The optional flags on the line above may be any of:
;
; /W -- To override the config file specification and operate in WAIT
; mode.
; /N -- To operate in NOWAIT mode.
;
; /S -- To open files in DOS's "deny none" file sharing mode.
; /C -- To open files in DOS's "compatibility" mode. If using
; COMPATIBLE mode in the config file, it may also be
; necessary to use this command line flag if you also
; specify a config file name on the command line.
;
; /O -- To force the NoOut mode (don't move *.OUT files).
;
; /Tnn -- To override the config file Task number. nn is a decimal
; number between 0 and 255.
;
; /H -- Produces this command line summary.
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; End of CopyMail Configuration File
;