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% Sample Kill-Off configuration file
%
% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
%
% Order of priority: command line, Kill-Off.Cfg, AreaFix.Ctl
%
% Options available on command line:
% -AAreas.Bbs -- work with an alternate areas file than the one specified
% in AreaFix.Ctl
% -LLogging.Fil -- specify an alternate logging file than that specified
% in Kill-Off.Cfg
% -Dn -- Overrride the Days verb in Kill-Off.Cfg
% -B -- Generate all kind of redirectable debugging and runtime data
%
% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
%
% Kill-Off reads AreaFix.Ctl for most of it's information, but you can
% override the following 3 statements:
%
% NetMail C:\MSG\NETMAIL
% SysOp Remus Williams
% Areas Areas26.Bbs
%
% There are 2 forms of logging available, and both may be used together.
% 'Log' will generate a log file via 'standard' OPUS logging convention, and
% 'Blank' will send a netmail message to SysOp stating 'No areas removed'
% when Kill-Off has no areas to remove.
%
Log Logs\Kill-Off.Log
% Blank
%
% If you don't want to see the uplink AreaFix messages asking a feed be cut,
% use the 'KillSent' verb. It sets the 'KillSent' attribute bit on the
% appropriate outbound message.
%
% KillSent
%
% Kill-Off will wait up to 30 days before asking an unforwarded echo area be
% disconnected. The default delay is for 3 days, but can be changed. Note
% that 'Days 0' causes unpassed echo areas to be disconnected IMMEDIATELY.
%
Days 3
%
% What type area control file do you use? Kill-Off works with
% ConfMail style: #D:\PASSTHRU\DEADECHO DEADECHO 106/167
% Squish style: #$D:\PASSTHRU\DEADECHO DEADECHO 106/167
% and Hudson style: P DEADECHO 106/167
%
% The SystemType verb can be used to force a Hudson sytle areas list, but
% shouldn't normally be necessary as this option is specified in
% AreaFix.Ctl. Squish passthru areas are detected and enacted upon as
% necessary, no override is available nor needed. Note that Squish
% detection is disabled when a Hudson list is used. Setting SystemType to
% Squish adds SEEN-BY information to end of the Fanatics message.
%
% (TIP: SystemType Squish may be needed if your mailer sees Kill-Off's
% Fanatics message as 'bad', it does no other function).
%
% SystemType Hudson
% SystemType Squish
%
%
% Echomail Fanatics mode! In addition to the normal netmail messages to
% SysOp, Kill-Off can generate an echomail message informing everyone of
% your system's activity. Experimentation may be required to get the right
% combination to enable your mail processor to correctly send out the
% message. This is due to the wide variation in mail processors and message
% storage systems.
%
% 'Fanatics' specifies a full message directory in *.MSG form; alternatively
% it can be your netmail or bad message area but 'EchoArea' must be enabled
% should this be the case. If this statement is missing or commented out,
% no echomail message will be created.
%
Fanatics C:\MSG\FANATICS
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% 'EchoArea' denotes the echo name the message belongs in (AREA: field of a
% message) if 'Fanatics' is not an echomail directory.
%
% EchoArea FANATICS
%
% If your mail processor insists on writing the MSGID, tear and Origin lines
% into echo messages, Kill-Off will not create them if the NoControl verb
% is set.
%
% NoControl
%
% Finally, an Origin line may be specified. This will override any Origin
% file in a *.MSG directory. Defaults to just your node number.
%
Origin Another happy Kill-Off user!
%
% End of Kill-Off.Cfg