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; FileFix 1.20 - Sample configuration file
; ----------------------------------------
;
;
; 1.00
; Your netmail directory. Must be specified - no default value.
;
Netmail C:\Opus\Netmail
;
;
; 1.00
; Your netfile directory (incoming FidoNet files). Must be specified
; - no default value.
;
Inbound C:\Opus\Netfiles
;
;
; 1.00
; Your network address - must be specified.
;
Address 2:231/16
;
;
; 1.20
; Enable this option if you want FileFix *always* to add an ^AINTL line
; to messages. Not recommended. It creates total havoc on some systems,
; such as mine.
;
;;ForceIntl
;
;
; 1.00
; The logfile for FileFix. If you leave this statement out, no
; logfile will be maintained.
;
;;Logfile FileFix.Log
;
;
; 1.20
; The "help-file" for FileFix - it will be sent back to the node/point,
; whenever {s}he uses -? in the subject of a message to FileFix. The
; default value is FILEFIX.USE.
;
;;Usagefile FILEFIX.DAN
;
;
; 1.20
; Name of the file which contains magic filenames for request. Whenever
; FileFix finds a file to forward, it will check this file for a matching
; magic name, and update the file with the new physical filename if found.
; The default is not to perform any such check.
;
;;Okfile C:\Opus\Misc\Okfile.Lst
;
;
; 1.20
; Transform AreaFix/AreaMgr messages so TosScan 1.0 won't die?
;
;;AMgrFix
;
;
; 1.20
; Swap FileFix to disk or EMS when executing batch functions?
;
;;Swap
;
;
; 1.15
; The logstyle or type. FrontDoor, QuickBBS and Opus/Binkley formats are
; available, with the default being FrontDoor.
;
;;LogStyle Binkley
;
;
; 1.00
; By default FileFix will delete messages from your nodes that it has
; already processed. If 'KeepProcessed' is used, FileFix will only
; mark them as received.
;
;;KeepProcessed
;
;
; 1.00
; Normally FileFix will mark its return receipts as Kill/Sent. If
; 'KeepReceipts' is used, it won't.
;
;;KeepReceipts
;
;
; 1.00
; If FileFix finds a file to forward that is older than 'MaxAge', (in
; days) it will refuse to do anything with it. This is to catch old
; revisions of robotted files that slip out by mistake. The default is
; not to perform any check.
;
;;MaxAge 14
;
;
; 1.00
; If, during a scan, FileFix finds a message from itself in your netmail
; area, that is older than 'KeepDays', it will delete the message. This
; avoids cluttering the netmail area with attaches for people who don't
; pick up their mail anyway. The default is to not perform any checking.
; This option is useless on systems that employ static packers (oMMM,
; QMail, etc.), since deleting the message has no effect on the file-
; attach.
;
;;KeepDays 21
;
;
; 1.00
; This file contains the message texts for attached files. See the
; documentation for the available meta-strings. By default, FileFix will
; create a null message when 'AttachMsg' isn't used.
;
;;AttachMsg FileFix.Msg
;
;
; 1.05
; If 'AutoAdopt' is in effect, FileFix will automatically insert a
; moved (incoming) file into Files.Bbs/Files.Gbs using the files
; description as given in its 'File' statement below.
;
;;AutoAdopt
;
;
; 1.05
; By default, the 'from' field of FileFix generated messages will
; be set to 'FileFix' - if you want something else, set it here.
;
;;SysOp Stig Jacobsen
;
;
; 1.20
; If you need to run multiple independent FileFix'es on the same
; netmail directory, you can give each a different "name". This
; is the name that FileFix checks the TO field for when it performs
; a scan. The default value is of course "FileFix".
;
;;FileFixName SigFileFix
;
;
; 1.10
; If enabled, the 'History' statement will retain a history of
; sent files in the file 'FILEFIX.HIS'. The history file can be
; inspected with the 'list' command and cleaned up with the 'pack'
; command.
; NOTE: If history is enabled, 64 bytes of diskspace will be used
; each time a file is forwarded (they can, however, be
; reclaimed with the PACK command).
;
;;History
;
;
; 1.10
; Your pointnet. This need not to be specified if you have set the POINTNET
; environment variable.
; Generally, you should list points with their 4D (zz:nn/nn.pp) address
; here in FileFix.Cfg and in FileFix.Are. If you have any 3D-points that
; may write to FileFix with the 3D-address (zz:fakenet/pp), you should
; use the 'PointNet' statement below, so that FileFix can remap the
; 3D-address to a 4D-address.
;
;;PointNet 7341
;
;
; 1.00
; The cookie file, if used. Get cck.zip if you want to create
; your own cookie file.
;
;;CookieFile d:\bin\utils\cookie.dat
;
;
; 1.25
; Clean up old files. The cleanup is performed only when you run
; FileFix with the CLEANUP command.
;
KeepLatest 7 C:\BBS\LOGS\BBS-LOG.*
KeepLatest 3 C:\FILES\NODELIST\Z2-DIFF.A??
;
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Sample groups:
; G = General files
; S = SysOp only files
; X = Special purpose group
;
; The mask field normally only contains a base filename. Whenever
; FileFix performs the FORWARD function, it will stick your netfile
; directory path in front of the 'mask' before searching for matching
; files. However, if it sees that the mask already contains a pathname
; (has : or \ characters in it), it will not add the netfile directory
; path. So, if you need to send files from other directories that your
; netfile directory, you can specify the complete path/mask in the
; mask field.
;
; The '%' character has special meaning in the description field for
; a file. It is used to insert variable data depending on the name of
; the file being shipped. For instance, if FidoNews had the description,
; "FidoNet newsletter vol. %6, issue %7%8"
; .. a shipment of "FNEWS714.ZIP" would generate a description as ..
; "FidoNet newsletter vol. 7, issue 14"
; In other words, if you use '%n' in a description (n=some number),
; that character will be replaced with the corresponding character
; from the filename.
;
;
; / Group tag
; | Directory Condi-
; Magic | Mask (Source or dest.) tions Description
; -------- - ------------ ----------------- ------ ----------------------------------------------
File 231FLOW S 231flow.* c:\opus\private Manual Mailflow / mailhours for DaneNet
File DANENEWS G danenews.* c:\files\news All DaneNet newsletter #%11%12
File DK-BBS G dk-bbs.* d:\files\phone WeSu Latest list of all boards in Denmark
File DK-POINT G dk-point.* NO-MOVE All Latest list of all points in Denmark
File DKNODES G dknodes.a?? c:\files\news All List of points/co-sysops in DK, day %11%12
File EMBBS G embbs*.* c:\files\news All European Magazine for BBS's vol. %6, #%7%8
File FIDONEWS G fnews???.lzh c:\files\news Sa FidoNet newsletter, vol. %6, #%7%8
File FILEFIX X ffix*.zip -c:\files\betasw Manual FileFix v%5.%6%7
File NETW231 G network.231 e:\files\nodelist Date Net 231 nodelist segment
File Z2-DIFF G z2-diff.a?? e:\files\nodelist All Zone 2 nodelist diff-file, day %10%11
;
; 231FLOW will never be automatically forwarded since it has the 'Manual'
; condition. It will only be sent out when FileFix SUBMIT is used.
;
; DK-BBS is only forwarded on wednesdays and sundays - FidoNews is only
; forwarded on saturdays. Other files are sent on any weekday.
;
; NETW231 is only forwarded if any file matching its mask has a time stamp
; that is newer than or equal to the last time FileFix was run.
;
; DK-POINT won't be moved anywhere when it arrives, as it has
; the NO-MOVE string for destination directory. If you want to use
; NO-MOVE, you better set some condition on the file (date or weekdays),
; or FileFix will forward it out on *every* run!
;
; FILEFIX won't actually be moved whenever it is forwarded since the '-'
; flag is used, but generated messages will use c:\files\betasw and
; Files.{B,G}bs will updated if applicable.
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; By default, file attach messages from FileFix will have the
; local, private and kill/sent flags set. You can alter the flags
; by using these characters in the flags field for each node:
; C = crash
; K = keep (not kill/sent)
; H = hold
; Seperate multiple flags with commas.
;
; Node Password Group list Flags
; --------- ----------- ----------- ------
Node 76 dreamwalk GS C,K
Node .4 crash G
Node 239/18 primitives! G H
;
; Nodes .3, .4 and .8 can access all files except 231FLOW.
; Node 76 can also access 231FLOW since it is a member of group S.
;
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; 1.10
; If a 'Batch' statement exists for a magic file, FileFix will execute
; its contents as a batch file before moving the file to its
; destination directory. The following parameters will be passed,
;
; Parameter Contains
; --------- ----------------------
; %1 Full filename
; %2 Drive
; %3 Directory of filename
; %4 Base filename
; %5 Extension
; %6 Day of the year
; %7 Last two digits of %6
;
; Please check FileFix.Doc for notes on using the batch feature and for
; more details on the parameters.
;
Batch Z2-DIFF
echo off
pkxarc -r %1 nodelist
cd nodelist
ren z2-diff.* nodediff.*
parselst
cd ..
EndBatch
;
;
; 1.20
; The second parameter tells FileFix that the batchfunction may repack
; the file.
;
Batch FIDONEWS ZIP
lharc e %1
pkzip -m %2:%3\%4.ZIP
del %1
EndBatch
;
;
; ### EOF ###
;