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; Raid Configuration File
;
; Version 1.22 *test* -- August, 1991
;
; (C) Copyright 1991 George Peace. All Rights Reserved.
;
;
; Lines beginning with ";" are treated as comments and will not be
; processed. To enable/disable a directive delete/add the ";".
; Command interpretation begins with the firstn non-blank character.
; Comments must not be used on directive lines.
;
; Underline characters (_) are optional in all directive names.
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Your network zone:net/node number(s) * Required: 50
; *
; Default: none -- at least one address MUST be defined *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Address 1:270/101
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Tick Control File * Required: 1
; *
; Location of the Tick control file *
; *
; Default: TIC.CFG in the current directory *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Tick O:\Tic.Cfg
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; NetMail Directory * Required: 1
; *
; Directory for incoming and outgoing NetMail. Required for *
; -M and -R switches as well as the NOTIFY command. *
; If PKT is provided as a second field all *output* NetMail *
; generated by Raid will be written to the directory *
; defined by the Outbound_Path directive. *
; *
; Default: none - must be provided *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
NetMail V:\NetMail
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Outbound .Pkt Directory * Optional: 1
; *
; Directory where Raid will write all .Pkt format outbound *
; traffic. If not specified Raid will write all .Pkt format *
; messages to the 'inbound' directory identified by the *
; Tick control file IN directive. *
; *
; Default: Tic.Cfg defined IN directory *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Outbound_Path O:\Inbound
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Your name * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: Sysop *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Sysop Sysop
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Local message origin line text * Optional: 1
; This is the default origin line for echomail messages. It *
; will be used if function_specific origin lines are not *
; defined. *
; *
; Default: blank *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Origin support your local file distributor
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Raid Log File * Optional: 1
; *
; Location to write the activity log. Can be overridden by *
; the command line -L switch. *
; *
; Default: RAID.LOG in the default directory *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Log O:\Raid.Log
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; File to attach for netmail information requests (-I) * Optional: 1
; *
; This file will be file-attached to a response mode reply *
; if the requestor added the -I modifier after the access *
; password on the message subject line. If the filename *
; contains wildcard characters (* ?) the first matching *
; filename will be sent. If no matching filename is found *
; the directive will be ignored. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Allowed: any valid MS-DOS d:path\file.ext *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
InfoFile O:\RaidInfo.Txt
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Text file to include if remote requestor is not configured* Optional: 1
; *
; This file is appended to 'reject' netmail responses when *
; the requestor's address is not configured. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Allowed: any valid MS-DOS d:path\file.ext *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Error_Suffix O:\RaidErr.Txt
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Text file to include is remote request password fails * Optional: 1
; *
; This file is appended to 'reject' netmail responses when *
; the password used on a remote request does not match the *
; password configured for the node. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Allowed: any valid MS-DOS d:path\file.ext *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Password_Suffix O:\RaidPwd.Txt
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Define alternate names for incoming response mode NetMail * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines alias names Raid will recognize in the To: field *
; of response mode NetMail requests. Requests addressed to *
; these names at the net address defined by "address" will *
; be processed as if they were addressed to "Raid". *
; Must be one word up to 32 characters with no embedded *
; blanks or tabs. *
; *
; Default: none *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Alias Tick
Alias TicFix
Alias TickFix TickMgr
Alias FixTick FixTic MyRaid
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Default password for manual add requests * Optional: 1
; *
; This password will be used for manual adds unless an *
; "access" definition image exists or the -P command line *
; switch is used as a master override. *
; *
; Default: PASSWORD *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Def_Password Password
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Default flags for manual add requests * Optional: 1
; *
; These flags will be used for manual adds unless an *
; "access" definition image exists or the -F command line *
; switch is used as a master override. *
; *
; Default: blank *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Def_Flags
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Default key bits for adds for unlisted addresses * Optional: 1
; *
; These key bits will be used for all add and update *
; requests hen the address is not defined on an "access" *
; definition image and the -K command line switch is not *
; used as a master override. *
; *
; Default: blank *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Def_Key
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Default security level for non-configured addresses * Optional: 1
; *
; This is the security level assigned to network addresses *
; not configured using "access" directives (see access *
; directive below) *
; *
; Default: 0 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Access_Default 0
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Allows non-configured addresses to issue remote requests * Optional: 1
; *
; If this directive is active (uncommented) response mode *
; netmail requests from network addresses not configured *
; will be allowed to add/delete/update file areas with *
; security level "Access_Default" or lower. *
; *
; Default: inactive *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Open_System
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Password and default definitions for network * Optional: 500
; *
; Entries are required for remote (response mode) access to *
; Raid's query/add/delete features. If no password entry *
; exists for a net address response mode access will not be *
; allowed. Password and flag values from access definition *
; entries will be used for manual operations unless *
; overridden by command line switches. *
; *
; net address: required *
; password: optional - defines response mode validation *
; password and default add password for manual *
; and response mode. The -P command line *
; switch will override this value. *
; level: optional - defines security level for *
; response mode adds. 0 or blank disables add *
; requests. Nonzero value allows add for areas *
; with equal or lower level. Max value is 4095 *
; key: access "key" string that is compared to the *
; special privilege "lock" string for file *
; echo areas. "key" can be period (.) if no *
; key is used or a string of 1 to 32 *
; characters from A-Z and 0-5 with no embedded *
; spaces. area access will not be allowed if *
; the node does not have (at least) the same *
; key settings as the area access lock. *
; lock/key match is in addition to security *
; level and password validation checks. *
; there is an optional 33rd setting available *
; (an asterisk "*"). if set for both node and *
; area, a remote requestor can update the *
; flags field for an area. *
; maximum: 32 characters *
; flags: optional - defines default add flags for *
; manual and response mode. If the flags field *
; contains a C (crash) or H (hold) and the *
; mail field is not provided all NetMail sent *
; to that net address by Raid (-M, -R, NOTIFY) *
; will be sent using that message attribute. *
; The -F command line switch will override *
; this value. If "no flags" are desired and/or *
; the mail or sysop field are provided flags *
; can be a single period (.). Raid translates *
; that to blanks. *
; mail: optional - defines the behavior of all *
; netmail generated for the net address. *
; Values are N, C, and H. This field is *
; required if sysop name is provided. *
; sysop: optional - This defines the name to be used *
; on all manual and notify netmail generated *
; to for the address (in manual node). There *
; is no restriction on the number of fields. *
; The length is restricted to 35 characters by *
; message header structure. Multiple spaces *
; are trimmed to one space. *
; *
; Default: none *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; net address password level key flags mail sysop
; ----------- -------- ----- ---------------- ----- ---- ---------1---------2-----
Access 1:13/0 Password 4095 ABCDEFGHIJKLM7*9 *C N George Peace
Access 1:270/102 Password 10 . H
Access 99:999/999 PassWord 1 QH4 . C Who Are You?
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Security definition for areanames * Optional: 500
; *
; areaname: required - defines secure areas security *
; level. The value assigned by "AreaDefault" *
; is used for all other areas. *
; level: required - defines security level for *
; response mode adds. Nodes must have equal *
; or higher level to add. *
; lock: access "lock" string that is compared to *
; special privilege "key" string for network *
; addresses. "lock" can be period (.) if no *
; lock is used or a string of 1 to 32 *
; characters from A-Z and 0-5 with no embedded *
; spaces. if "lock" is used, the network *
; address must have (at least) all the same *
; key settings active or access will fail. *
; lock/key match is in addition to security *
; level and password validation checks. *
; there is an optional 33rd setting available *
; (an asterisk "*"). if set for both node and *
; area, a remote requestor can update the *
; flags field for an area. *
; maximum: 32 characters *
; description: optional - describes the content of the file *
; area. This description is returned in *
; response mode replies if the requestor added *
; the -Q modifier after the access password on *
; the message subject line. *
; Maximum: 60 characters *
; *
; Default: Value assigned by AreaDefault directive. *
; Maximum value: 4095 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; areaname level lock description
; -------- ----- ---------------- ---------1---------2---------3---------4---------5---
Area DAZZLE 200 *A1 Distribution of DAZZLE software upgrades.
Area SWIZZLE 100 . Software to stir a crowd
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Default security level for unspecified areas * Optional: 1
; *
; This value is used as the default security access level *
; for all areas not defined by the area directive. *
; *
; Default: 0 *
; Maximum value: 4095 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Area_Default 0
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Hide display of area levels above threshold * Optional: 1
; *
; Areanames above this value will not be displayed in the *
; areas available even if net/node is able to access them. *
; *
; Default: 4095 *
; Maximum value: 4095 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Hide_Area 4095
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Hide display of protected access areas * Optional: 1
; *
; Areanames that are protected from access by the address *
; being processed will not be displayed. *
; *
; Default: display areas with level less than Hide_Area *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Hide_Protected
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Wildcard for area add/delete of areas matching security * Optional: 1
; *
; This value is the "wildcard" substitution value *
; interpreted as "all areas for which the net address has *
; access privileges" for add/delete requests in manual mode.*
; The wildcard is not available in response mode. *
; *
; Default: ALL *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; WildCard All
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Wildcard for global area add/delete * Optional: 1
; *
; This value is the "wildcard" substitution value *
; interpreted as "all areas ignoring the security level" *
; for add/delete requests in manual mode. The wildcard is *
; not available in response mode. *
; *
; Default: WORLD *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Global_WildCard World
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Customize MONTH literals for use thruout Raid * Optional: 1
; *
; This is the list of 1 to 12 months of the year for Raid *
; to use in all applicable dislays and messages. *
; The 12 months are are read as one-word arguments. Any *
; month definitions provided will override the defaults. *
; The months are referenced sequentially from 1 to 12 such *
; that if a month 4 override is desired months 1 thru 3 *
; must also be defined. *
; *
; Default: english spellings *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Months January February March April May June July August September October November December
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Customize DAY literals for use thruout Raid * Optional: 1
; *
; This is the list of 1 to 7 days of the week for Raid *
; to use in all applicable dislays and messages. *
; The 7 days are are read as one-word arguments. Any *
; day definitions provided will override the defaults. *
; The days are referenced sequentially from 1 to 7 such *
; that if a day 4 override is desired days 1 thru 3 *
; must also be defined. *
; *
; Default: english spellings *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Days Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Private point network number * Optional: 1
; *
; Response mode NetMail messages addressed to the *
; configured "address" and from a point (^AFMPT # in the *
; message body) will be converted to z:PointNet/# and *
; processed as that address. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Maximum: 32767
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; PointNet 32767
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Kill received NetMail messages in Response mode * Optional: 1
; *
; Inbound NetMail messages processed in response mode will *
; be marked received or killed according to this flag. *
; "KillReceived Yes" has the same effect as the command *
; line -K switch (RAID -R -K) *
; *
; Default: No *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Kill_Received No
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Address to receive copies of all NetMail generated * Optional: 1
; *
; The listed address listed will receive a copy of each *
; NetMail response message generated by Raid. Alert *
; messages are generated only when working with .msg output *
; *
; Default: None *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; AlertNode 1:270/102
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Default outbound non-Notify NetMail behavior * Optional: 1
; *
; All NetMail generated in response mode or by command line *
; -M switch (no modifier) will be sent with this/these *
; flags. The command line -M switch with modifier C or D or *
; H or K overrides these flags. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Allowed: C, D, H, K *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; NetMail_Behavior K
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Force an ^AINTL kludge line in every NetMail reply. * Optional: 1
; *
; Add an ^AINTL kludge line to every NetMail response *
; message generated. This will not affect Announce *
; operations or templates. *
; *
; Default: Only generated when sending to another zone *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Force_Intl
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Generate a tear line for non-announce NetMail output * Optional: 1
; *
; Add a tear line to each NetMail message generated. *
; This will not affect Announce operations or templates. *
; *
; Default: No tearline generated *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Tearline
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
; The following directives control the contents, appearance, and *
; disposition of individual node status "notify" messages. *
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Text file to prefix status notification * Optional: 1
; *
; This file appear as the introductory text in all status *
; notification NetMail messages. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Allowed: any valid MS-DOS d:path\file.ext *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
Notify_Prefix O:\RaidNote.Txt
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Network addresses excluded from notify * Optional: 500
; *
; These network addresses will be excluded from all *
; connection status notification requests. *
; *
; Default: none *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Notify_Exclude 1:1/0
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Minimum number of active areas for notify * Optional: 1
; *
; Network addresses with this number of active areas or *
; greater and which pass security level and exclude *
; definition checks will be processed by a notify request *
; unless the resquest is for specific net addresses. *
; *
; Default: 1 *
; Maximum value: 4095 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Notify_Threshold 1
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Minimum access security level to notify * Optional: 1
; *
; Network addresses with access security levels below this *
; level will not be processed by a notify request unless *
; the request is for specific net addresses. *
; *
; Default: 0 *
; Maximum value: 4095 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Notify_Minimum 0
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Maximum access security level to notify * Optional: 1
; *
; Network addresses with access security levels above this *
; level will not be processed by a notify request unless *
; the request is for specific net addresses. *
; *
; Default: 4095 *
; Maximum value: 4095 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Notify_Maximum 4095
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Default outbound Notify NetMail behavior * Optional: 1
; *
; All NetMail generated by the Notify command will be sent *
; with this/these flags. The command line -M switch with *
; modifier C or D or H or K overrides these flags. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Allowed: C, D, H, K *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Notify_Behavior K
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
; The following directives control generation of file echo arrival *
; notices. *
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the default areassfor new arrival notify messages.* Optional: ***
; If this directive is defined, the new arrival feature *
; will be enabled. Actual processing must be activated from *
; the command line. This directive defines the message *
; areas/paths when no announce_only or _area directive *
; exists for a file area. If the directive is followed by *
; .MSG paths or area names, announcements will be generated *
; to the specified message areas. If no fields are defined, *
; default announcements will be generated to NetMail in *
; .msg or .pkt format depending on the netmail definition. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Msg
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "from" field for announce messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: configured sysop name *
; Maximum length: 35 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_From SysOp
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "to" field for announce messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: All *
; Maximum length: 35 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_To All
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "subject" field for announce messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: File arrival announcement *
; Maximum length: 71 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Subject File arrival announcement
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "origin" line for announce messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: blank ("origin" overrides) *
; Maximum length: 60 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Origin
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines file echo area names to be excluded from announce * Optional: ***
; message(s). Entries in this list override Announce_Only *
; and Announce_Area entries. Wildcards can be used. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Exclude WALRUS OGAMMA BETATICK
; Announce_Exclude OCTOPUS
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines a exclusive list of file areas to be announced. * Optional: ***
; If any Announce_Only directies are found, only file areas *
; listed on those directives will be announced. The *
; directive can also include a variable number of message *
; destinations (echomail area name or directory name) for *
; individual file areas. Wildcards can be used. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Only NODEDIFF
; Announce_Only FIDONEWS
; Announce_Only FIDONEWS NEWFILES V:\ANNOUNCE
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines unique message destinations (echomail area name * * Optional: ***
; or directory name) for individual file areas. If the *
; message area fields are omitted announcements for the *
; file area will be generated to NetMail in .msg or .pkt *
; format depending on the netmail definition. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Area NODEDIFF NEWFILES * *1:270/1
; Announce_Area RAIDBETA V:\Newfiles RAIDBETA *
; Announce_Area FIDONEWS
; Announce_Area FIDONEWS NEWFILES V:\ANNOUNCE
; Announce_Area SDS* * NEWFILES
; Announce_Area DVN* * NEWFILES
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Define file arrival notice message text formats. * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines all the wonderful things you want announcement *
; messages to tell you about each new file arrival. *
; *
; Example: please read the docs! *
; Default: as shown in the example below and in the docs *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Template default " File: %file% (%size% bytes) Origin: %origin% Rec'd from: %from%"
; Announce_Template default " Area: %area% [%areadesc%]"
; Announce_Template default " Desc: %desc:7%"
; Announce_Template default " Path: %path:7:72%"
;
; Announce_Template george " Area: %area% [%areadesc%]"
; Announce_Template george " File: %file% (%size% bytes) %replaces% Origin: %origin%"
; Announce_Template george " Desc: %desc:7%"
; Announce_Template george " Path: %path:7:72%"
; Announce_Template george " Seenby: %seenby:9:72%"
;
; Announce_Template rfp "File: %file% (%size% bytes), Area: %area%, Origin: %origin%"
; Announce_Template rfp "Description: %desc:13%"
;
; Announce_Template test "%test%"
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Assign an announce template to one or more file areas. * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines the relationship between file areas and announce *
; message templates so any template design can be *
; associated with any number of file areas. *
; *
; Default: all areas use the 'default' format unless listed *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Format george RAIDBETA AFIXBETA
; Announce_Format rfp SDS* PDN* SDN* DVN*
; Announce_Format test TEST
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Assign an announce template to one or more destination. * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines the relationship between announce destinations *
; and announce message templates so any template design can *
; be associated with any number of message destinations. *
; If a message destination format is defined it will *
; override the announce format defined for file areas. *
; Wildcards can be used for message destinations. *
; *
; Default: destinations use 'default' format unless listed *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Dest_Format george *13/13 * ANNOUNCE
; Announce_Dest_Format rfp *261/662
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Define file arrival message header formats. * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines the format and content of the header line(s) raid *
; writes as it opens the first message of each announcement *
; series. *
; *
; Default: as shown in the example below *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Header default "The following file(s) were processed by %address% on %month% %dd% at %time%"
; Announce_Header rfp "The following files were received here for processing"
; Announce_Header rfp "on %dd% %month% %yy% %time%:"
; Announce_Header george "Look what just arrived at %address%:"
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Define file arrival message continuation header formats. * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines the format and content of the header line(s) raid *
; writes as it opens continuation messages of each *
; announcement series. *
; *
; Default: as shown in the example below *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Cont_Header default ""
; Announce_Cont_Header default "(continued from previous message)"
; Announce_Cont_Header default ""
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Define file arrival message trailer formats. * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines the format and content of the trailer line(s) *
; raid writes as it closes the final message of each *
; announcement series. *
; *
; Default: as shown in the example below *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Trailer default ""
; Announce_Trailer default "--- %version%"
; Announce_Trailer default " * Origin: %announceorigin% (%address%)"
; Announce_Trailer default "SEEN-BY: %address::net%/%address::node%"
; Announce_Trailer default "PATH: %address::net%/%address::node%"
; Announce_Trailer default ""
;
; Announce_Trailer george ""
; Announce_Trailer george ""
; Announce_Trailer george "Files announced total %msgsize% bytes."
; Announce_Trailer george ""
; Announce_Trailer george "--- %version%"
; Announce_Trailer george " * Origin: %system% (%address%)"
; Announce_Trailer george "SEEN-BY: %address::net%/%address::node%"
; Announce_Trailer george "PATH: %address::net%/%address::node%"
; Announce_Trailer george ""
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Define file arrival message continuation trailer formats. * Optional: ***
; *
; Defines the format and content of the trailer line(s) *
; raid writes as it closes continuation messages of each *
; announcement series. *
; *
; Default: as shown in the example below *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default ""
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default "(continued in next message)"
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default ""
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default "--- %version%"
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default " * Origin: %system% (%address%)"
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default "SEEN-BY: %address::net%/%address::node%"
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default "PATH: %address::net%/%address::node%"
; Announce_Cont_Trailer default ""
;
; Announce_Cont_Trailer george ""
; Announce_Cont_Trailer george ""
; Announce_Cont_Trailer george "Files announced total %msgsize% bytes."
; Announce_Cont_Trailer george ""
; Announce_Cont_Trailer george "(continued in next message)"
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;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
; The following directives control automatic creation of new file echo *
; areas by raid. New areas are defined as areas in arriving .TIC files *
; with no corresponding AREA block in the tick control file. *
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Master switch for processing new file echo areas. If this * Optional: 1
; directive is disabled (commented out) the remaining new *
; area directives will be disabled as well. Actual *
; processing must be activated with from the command line. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; NewArea_Process
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the base path for new area creation. All new * Optional: 1
; areas will be created as subdirectories below this *
; drive:\path *
; If path is preceded by a + character, the path given will *
; be used for all create/autocreate operations rather than *
; apending <areaname>. *
; *
; Default: disabled (required if NewAreasProcess is enabled)*
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; NewArea_Path I:\
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Identifies addresses from which new areas will be created * Optional: ***
; Area selections can follow the address to indicate what *
; file areas can be created by an address. *
; One address per line. *
; *
; Default: no addresses can create new areas *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; NewArea_Create 1:261/662
; NewArea_Create 1:266/12 SDS*
; NewArea_Create 1:13/13 *
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Identifies addresses that will be added to any new AREA * Optional: ***
; created. *
; Area selections can follow the address to indicate which *
; new file areas each address will be added to. *
; created. If the address is defined by an access directive *
; those parameters will be used. Otherwise the global *
; default "def_password" and "def_flags" will be used. *
; One address per line. *
; *
; Default: no addresses are added to newly created areas *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; NewArea_Node 1:13/13
; NewArea_Node 1:270/101
; NewArea_Node 1:270/211 SDN* SDS* DVN*
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the area for new area creation notify messages. * Optional: ***
; If not defined, new area creation messages will not be *
; generated. If the directive is followed by .MSG paths, *
; area names, or addresses notifications will be generated *
; to the specified message paths/areas/addresses. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; NewArea_Msg
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "from" field for area create messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: configured sysop name *
; Maximum length: 35 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Newarea_From SysOp
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "to" field for area create messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: All *
; Maximum length: 35 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Newarea_To All
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "subject" field for area create messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: New file area *
; Maximum length: 71 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Newarea_Subject New file area
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "origin" line for area creation messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: blank ("origin" overrides) *
; Maximum length: 60 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Newarea_Origin
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
; The following directive controls disposition of files and directories *
; during a REMOVE area operation. *
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Enables automatic deletion of all files and directories * Optional: 1
; during a REMOVE operation. The default is for Raid to *
; remove the area fonly from the Tick control file. When *
; this selection is enabled Raid will delete all files in *
; the subdirectory defined in the Tick AREA block. *
; *
; Be careful! If more than one AREA block points to one *
; directory and Remove_Delete is enabled you might not *
; enjoy the results. *
; *
; Default: do not delete files or directories *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Remove_Delete
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
; The following directives control generation of file area connection *
; summary listings. If both are defined, the report will be written to *
; both destinations. If neither is defined the "report" manual command *
; will be disabled. [The "netreport" manual command ignores these *
; directives. *
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the filename for generation of the file area * Optional: 1
; connection summary. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Report_File O:\Raid.Rpt
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Determines if the file area connection summary will be * Optional: 1
; generated as a message. If commented out, no message will *
; be generated. If defined with a directory path or area *
; name a message will be generated in the specified area. *
; If no field is given the message will be generated as *
; NetMail in .msg or .pkt format depending on the netmail *
; definition. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Report_Msg
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; This file appear as the introductory text in all file *
; area connection mesasges. *
; *
; Default: none *
; Allowed: any valid MS-DOS d:path\file.ext *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Report_Prefix O:\RaidRpt.Txt
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "from" field for echomail report messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: configured sysop name *
; Maximum length: 35 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Report_From SysOp
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "to" field for echomail report messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: All *
; Maximum length: 35 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Report_To All
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "subject" field for report messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: File area distribution report *
; Maximum length: 71 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Report_Subject File area distribution report
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the "origin" line for connection report messages. * Optional: 1
; *
; Default: blank ("origin" overrides) *
; Maximum length: 60 characters *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Report_Origin
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
; The following directives affect the appearance of the Tick control *
; file whenever it is written by Raid. *
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Tidy up distribution lists with AREA blocks in the Tick * Optional: 1
; control file. Fields are aligned vertically using the *
; template defined below. *
; Uncomment the directive to enable the feature. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Tidy_Nodes
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the template for tidy_nodes operation. * Optional: 1
; *
; This directive defines the location of address, password, *
; and flag fields during the tidy_nodes operation on *
; tic.cfg. The string must begin and end with " and must *
; include three "c" language string definitions. Tabs or *
; other special characters must be entered as a the true *
; character rather than the \t etc. This template will be *
; used only if tidy_nodes is enabled. *
; *
; Default: " %-15s %-15s %s" *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Tidy_Template " %-15s %-15s %s"
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Defines the template for add operations. * Optional: 1
; *
; This directive defines the location of address, password, *
; and flag fields for add/update operations affecting *
; tic.cfg. The string must begin and end with " and must *
; include three "c" language string definitions. Tabs or *
; other special characters must be entered as a the true *
; character rather than the \t etc. This template is also *
; for create/autocreate additions. *
; *
; Default: " %-15s %-15s %s" *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Add_Template " %-15s %-15s %s"
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Sort all distribution lists within AREA blocks in the * Optional: 1
; Tick control file. The entries are sorted in ascending *
; order by zone:net/node. If any of the three address *
; components is missing from a line, that line will may not *
; be sorted prperly. This directive will be ignored if *
; Tidy_Nodes is not enabled. *
; Uncomment the directive to enable the feature. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Sort_Nodes
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Sort all distribution AREA blocks in area name sequence. * Optional: 1
; AREA blocks area sorted in ascending order according to *
; the area name field. *
; Uncomment the directive to enable the feature. *
; *
; Default: disabled *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Sort_Areas
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
; The following 6 directives control the content and appearance of the *
; available area display in Raid response and manual mode messages. *
; *
; SHORT format is a display of at least two area names on a line. *
; LONG format is a display of one area name and optional "area" *
; description per line. *
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Number of area names listed one one line in short format * Optional: 1
; *
; The list of available areas short format can display any *
; number of areas between 2 and 4095. Each area name *
; requires 12 character positions so the practical maximum *
; for an 80 column text line length is 6. Higher values *
; can be specified for a "wrap" effect. *
; *
; Default: 5 *
; Values: 2 - 4095 *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Areas_Per_Line 5
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Control short/long format display of area names w/NetMail * Optional: 1
; *
; This directive offers six choices for area name display *
; format in NetMail response messages (except NOTIFY. *
; *
; NEVER Unconditionally turn area display OFF *
; NORMAL Display short format if no -Q request *
; modifier was provided. Display long *
; format if -Q was provided. *
; REQUEST SHORT Display short format when -Q request was *
; made. No display if no -Q request. *
; REQUEST LONG Display long format when -Q request was *
; made. No display if no -Q request. *
; ALWAYS SHORT Always display short format regardless of *
; -Q request modifier. *
; ALWAYS LONG Always display long format regardless of *
; -Q request modifier. *
; *
; Default: NORMAL *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Available Normal
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Control short/long format display of area names w/NOTIFY * Optional: 1
; *
; This directive offers six choices for area name display *
; format when the NOTIFY function is selected. *
; *
; NEVER Unconditionally turn area display OFF *
; ALWAYS SHORT Always display short format *
; ALWAYS LONG Always display long format *
; *
; Default: ALWAYS SHORT *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Notify_Available Always Short
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Character to flag active file echo areas * Optional: 1
; *
; This character is used to mark file echo area names in *
; the available area name list displayed in each NetMail *
; message generated by Raid. *
; *
; The character is placed immediately ahead of file echo *
; area names active for the net address being processed. *
; *
; Default: * *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Active_Marker *
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Character to flag left end of restricted areas * Optional: 1
; *
; This character is used to mark file echo area names in *
; the available area name list displayed in each NetMail *
; message generated by Raid. *
; *
; The character is placed immediately ahead of the area *
; name if the area security level is higher than the *
; security level of the network address being processed. *
; *
; Default: < *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Priv_Marker_Left <
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; Character to flag right end of restricted areas * Optional: 1
; *
; This character is used to mark file echo area names in *
; the available area name list displayed in each NetMail *
; message generated by Raid. *
; *
; The character is placed immediately following the area *
; names if the area security level is higher than the *
; security level of the network address being processed. *
; *
; Default: > *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
;
; Priv_Marker_Right >
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------*
; End Raid Configuration File *
;-----------------------------------------------------------*