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; TSCONV; TosScan Converter
; Copyright 1990, 1991 Mats Wallin All rights reserved
;
; Comments, suggestions etc could be sent to me at:
; 2:201/329@fidonet
; 9:462/110@virnet
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Example of a configurationfile for TSCONV
;
; This file could be used as is, but I strongly suggest you go through it
; and do a lot of changes, so it works like you want it to do. There
; are a lot of options, you could change to make it work the way you would
; like.
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; All characters after a ; is comments, and are not processed by TSCONV
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; There are two kinds of commands, GLOBAL, which is valid for all target
; systems (supporting this command), and LOCAL, which is valid only for the
; target where it's declared. The local part begins with [xxxx] where
; xxxx is the name of the target system. Everything before the first
; target system is considered as global declarations.
;
; Some commands are valid as both global and local, some are not.
;
; Valid target systems are:
;
; FrontDoor - Guess what?
; RemoteAccess - "-
; TAGlist - Textfile with areainformation
;
; TAGlist is allowed to occur more than once (max 10 times), so that it's
; possible to create more than one textfile in the same run, with
; different areas included and/or different layout.
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; When more than on example of a command is given, all but the first one
; is behind a ; character. If you prefer one of these variants of the
; command, please remove the ; character.
;
; *************************************************************************
;
; GLOBAL DEFINITIONS
;
; *************************************************************************
;
; LOG / NOLOG [Global]
;
; Tells TSCONV that it should write loginformation to TosScan's
; logfile. If enabled, TSCONV will write information about added
; and removed areas, and a warning if you have two areas defined with
; the same boardnumber.
Log ; Write loginformation (default)
;NoLog ; Don't write any loginformation
; KEEP [Global]
;
; If you have an area, which isn't declared in your TosScan
; Setup, you have to tell TSCONV about it, or else TSCONV
; will delete it (from the target system). The format is:
Keep 45 ; Keep area with boardnumber 45 [(q) format]
;Keep D:\MSG\FDECHO ; Keep area with this path [(m) format]
; AKA / NOAKA [Global / Local (FD, RA)]
;
; TSCONV will by default make sure you're using the same address
; in an area as you have declared in TosScan Setup. If you don't
; want TSCONV to do this, use NOAKA.
AKA ; Use address in TosScan (default)
;NoAKA ; Don't update the address
; ORIGIN / NOORIGIN [Global / Local (FD, RA)]
;
; The same as AKA, except that ORIGIN is about the origin line.
; If enabled (which it is by default) TSCONV makes sure that you're
; using the same origin line in an area, as you're doing in TosScan.
Origin ; Use originline from TosScan (default)
;NoOrigin ; Don't update the originline
; FORMAT [Global / Local (All)]
;
; Specify how the areatitle should be built, from the information in
; TosScan Setup. All characters you enter are used exactly as they're
; written, except for some formattypes, which begins with a #.
;
; #b - The areas boardnumber [if TosScan(q)]
; #c - The areacomment
; #e - List of all nodes the area is exported to
; #g - The areagroup
; #n - The areaname
; #p - The area path [if TosScan(m)]
; #r - The rest of the line will be right justified
; #t?? - Tabulate to the specified (??) position,
; ex: #t39 tabs to pos 39, and continues from there.
;
; The type can be entered either in lowercase or uppercase, and are
; ignored with most types (#b, #c, #e, #r, #t). With the other types,
; (#g, #n, #p) a lowercase letter will result in the text in lowercase,
; and an uppercase letter will result in the text in uppercase.
;
; Some examples (supposing the areaname is FDECHO,
; comment 'FrontDoor Support Echo', and group 'F')
Format #N, #c #t39 #G ; FDECHO, FrontDoor Support Echo F
;Format #n (#c) ; fdecho (FrontDoor Support Echo)
;Format #c#r (#N) ; FrontDoor Support Echo (FDECHO)
; POINTINFO / NOPOINTINFO [Global / Local (All)]
;
; By default, TSCONV will not include (real) pointaddresses in the
; exportlist (#e format type above). To include points, use the
; POINTINFO command.
NoPointinfo ; Don't include (real) points (default)
;Pointinfo ; Include (real) points in exportlist
; ZONEINFO / NOZONEINFO [Global / Local (All)]
;
; By default, TSCONV will display zonenumber in the exportlist
; (#e format type above). If this is not desired, use the
; NOZONEINFO command.
ZoneInfo ; Display zone numbers (default)
;NoZoneInfo ; Don't display zone numbers
; SORT / NOSORT [Global / Local (FD, TAG)]
;
; Sort the areas by name, comment or title. If not present, or
; defined as NOSORT, the areas will not be sorted.
NoSort ; Don't sort (default)
;Sort Name ; Sort by areaname
;Sort Comment ; Sort by comment
;Sort Title ; Sort by title
;Sort Path ; Sort by path [if TosScan(m)]
;Sort Board ; Sort by boardnumber [if TosScan(q)]
;Sort Group ; Sort by areagroup
; PASSTHRU / NOPASSTHRU [Global / Local (TAG)]
;
; TSCONV will by default not include your passthru areas in the
; TAGlist. If you want the passthru areas in the file, use PASSTHRU
NoPassthru ; Don't include passthru areas (default)
;Passthru ; Include passthru areas
; FIRSTLINE / NOFIRSTLINE [Global / Local (TAG)]
;
; Define a textstring that is written as the first line in the
; output file. An AREAS.BBS file should (sometimes?) have a first
; line with the default originline and the SysOp name.
; Note! This text can not contain a ;
NoFirstline ; No firstline (default)
;Firstline Wallin's BBS - Stockholm - Sweden ! Mats Wallin
; HEADER / NOHEADER [Global / Local (TAG)]
;
; Insert some text from a file at the beginning of the outputfile.
; This file could contain any number of lines, which all will be
; copied.
; Note! If used in combination with FIRSTLINE, the FIRSTLINE text
; will be inserted as the first line, and the HEADERfiles contents
; from line 2.
NoHeader ; No header text (default)
;Header HEADER.TXT ; Take the header text from HEADER.TXT
; FOOTER / NOFOOTER [Global / Local (TAG)]
;
; Insert some text from a file at the end of the outputfile, after
; all lines with areadefinitions. This file could contain any
; number of lines, which all will be copied.
NoFooter ; No footer text (default)
;Footer FOOTER.TXT ; Take the footer text from FOOTER.TXT
; *************************************************************************
;
; LOCAL DEFINITIONS
;
; *************************************************************************
;
; FrontDoor
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
[FrontDoor] ; Starts the local definition for FrontDoor
; AKA / NOAKA [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
AKA ; Use address in TosScan (default)
;NoAKA ; Don't update the address
; ORIGIN / NOORIGIN [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
Origin ; Use originline from TosScan (default)
;NoOrigin ; Don't update the originline
; FORMAT [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
Format #c#r (#n)
; POINTINFO / NOPOINTINFO [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoPointinfo ; Don't include (real) points (default)
;Pointinfo ; Include (real) points in exportlist
; ZONEINFO / NOZONEINFO [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
ZoneInfo ; Display zone numbers (default)
;NoZoneInfo ; Don't display zone numbers
; SORT / NOSORT [Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoSort ; Don't sort (default)
;Sort Name ; Sort by areaname
;Sort Comment ; Sort by comment
;Sort Title ; Sort by title
;Sort Path ; Sort by path [if TosScan(m)]
;Sort Board ; Sort by boardnumber [if TosScan(q)]
;Sort Group ; Sort by areagroup
; ORDER [Local]
;
; Sometimes it isn't enough to be able to sort the output with the SORT
; command. With the ORDER command, you can specify one or more areas
; (one ORDER command / area) that always should be at the top of the
; output in the TAGLIST, or in FD's FOLDER.SYS file.
Order FDECHO
Order RA_SUPPORT
; DEFAULT [Local]
;
; The default area status. If no GROUP or AREA line below is defined
; for a certain area, these flags are used for that area. For each
; GROUP and AREA line below, these flags will be default, but can
; be changed on the GROUP or AREA line.
;
; Flags available (all can be preceded with a 'NO'):
;
; RESTRICTED - The Restricted flag in FD's SETUP
; ECHOINFO - The EchoInfo flag in FD's SETUP
; EXPORT - The Export flag in FD's SETUP
; TRANSLATE - The Translate flag in FD's SETUP
; PRIVATE - The Private flag in FD's SETUP
; READONLY - The ReadOnly flag in FD's SETUP
; SKIP - Skip the area, don't process it
;
; If a flag is not present, TSCONV will not change that flag
Default NoRestricted NoEchoInfo Export NoTranslate NoPrivate NoReadOnly
; GROUP [Local]
;
; With the GROUP command, it's possible to do the same thing as with
; the DEFAULT command, but this time only for those areas belonging to
; a certain group.
;
; The first parameter should be the group, and the rest the same
; as defined for DEFAULT. All flags will default to the same
; value as defined with the DEFAULT command.
Group A Translate Private
Group B Translate ReadOnly
Group C Restricted
Group D Translate
; AREA [Local]
;
; With the AREA command, it's possible to do the same thing as with
; the DEFAULT or GROUP command, but this time only for the specified
; area.
;
; The first parameter should be the areaname, and the rest the same
; flags as defined for DEFAULT. All flags will default to the same
; value as defined with the DEFAULT command.
;
; An area defined with an AREA command, will not use any definitions
; from the GROUP command.
Area FDFC NoTranslate
Area WARMBOOT NoTranslate
Area SYSOP.46 NoTranslate
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; RemoteAccess
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
[RemoteAccess] ; Starts the local definition for RemoteAccess
; AKA / NOAKA [Global / Local]
;
; See above
AKA ; Use address in TosScan (default)
;NoAKA ; Don't update the address
; ORIGIN / NOORIGIN [Global / Local]
;
; See above
Origin ; Use originline from TosScan (default)
;NoOrigin ; Don't update the originline
; FORMAT [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
Format #c#r (#n)
; POINTINFO / NOPOINTINFO [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoPointInfo ; Don't include (real) points (default)
;PointInfo ; Include (real) points in exportlist
; ZONEINFO / NOZONEINFO [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
ZoneInfo ; Display zone numbers (default)
;NoZoneInfo ; Don't display zone numbers
; DEFAULT [Local]
;
; The default area status and protection. If no GROUP or AREA line
; below is defined for a certain area, these flags and protection
; are used for that area. For each GROUP and AREA line below, the
; flags and protection defined here will be default, but can be
; changed on the GROUP or AREA line.
;
; Flags available (all can be preceded with a 'NO'):
;
; PRIVATE - Private messages is allowed
; PUBLIC - Public messages is allowed
; READONLY - Area is readonly
; ALIAS - Aliases are allowed in this area
; FORCEHANDLE - Handles are required in this area
; COMBINED - Allow combined access to this area
; ECHOINFO - Add echomail information to messages
; FILEATTACH - Allow file attaches to local messages
; SKIP - Skip the area, don't process it
;
; Private and Public could be used together, ReadOnly will override
; both Private and Public. If neither Private, Public nor ReadOnly
; is present (or all of them defined as NOxxx), TSCONV will not change
; the area type.
;
; If a flag is not present, TSCONV will not change it.
; ECHOINFO will only be allowed in echomail areas, and FILEATTACH only
; in local areas.
;
; Protection definitions:
;
; READ:sec[,flag1[,flag2[,...]]] ; Read protection
; WRITE:sec[,flag1[,flag2[,...]]] ; Write protection
; SYSOP:sec[,flag1[,flag2[,...]]] ; SysOp protection
;
; Where sec is a security level between 0 and 64000, flag1, flag2 etc
; is a required flag in the format A1 - A8, B1 - B8, C1 - C8, D1 - D8.
Default Read:10 Write:30,A8 SysOp:100,D3,D4 Public NoAlias
; GROUP [Local]
;
; With the GROUP command, it's possible to do the same thing as with
; the DEFAULT command, but this time only for those areas belonging to
; a certain group.
;
; The first parameter should be the group, and the rest the same
; as defined for DEFAULT. All flags and protection will default to
; the same value as defined with the DEFAULT command.
;
Group A Read:10 Write:10 Alias
Group B Read:10 ReadOnly
Group D Read:10 Write:30 Public Private
Group H Read:30,A1 Write:30,B1 SysOp:100,B1
; AREA [Local]
;
; With the AREA command, it's possible to do the same thing as with
; the DEFAULT or GROUP command, but this time only for the specified
; area.
;
; The first parameter should be the areaname, and the rest the same
; as defined for DEFAULT. All flags and protection will default to
; the same value as defined with the DEFAULT command.
Area MSG_FROM_SYSOP Read:10 Write:64000 SysOp:64000 ReadOnly Public
Area SECRET Read:100,D1,D2 Write:100,D1,D2 SysOp:200,D3
Area DUMMY Skip
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; TAGlist
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
[TAGlist] ; Starts the local definition for a textfile
; (This target [TAGlist] can be repeated up to
; 10 times, if you would like several outputfiles
; with different areas included and/or a
; different layout).
; OUTFILE [Local]
;
; Sets the name of the output file. The default name is the full path
; name of TSCONV.EXE, with .TAG as extension.
OutFile TSCONV.TAG
; FORMAT [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
;
Format #b#t05#N#t30#e ; AREAS.BBS format (q) format
;Format #P#t25#N#t50#e ; AREAS.BBS format (m) format
;Format #N#t15 #G #c #t60 #b#P ; Other format
; POINTINFO / NOPOINTINFO [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoPointInfo ; Don't include (real) points (default)
;PointInfo ; Include (real) points in exportlist
; ZONEINFO / NOZONEINFO [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
ZoneInfo ; Display zone numbers (default)
;NoZoneInfo ; Don't display zone numbers
; SORT / NOSORT [Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoSort ; Don't sort (default)
;Sort Name ; Sort by areaname
;Sort Comment ; Sort by comment
;Sort Title ; Sort by title
;Sort Path ; Sort by path [if TosScan(m)]
;Sort Board ; Sort by boardnumber [if TosScan(q)]
;Sort Group ; Sort by areagroup
; ORDER [Local]
;
; Sometimes it isn't enough to be able to sort the output with the SORT
; command. With the ORDER command, you can specify one or more areas
; (one ORDER command / area) that always should be at the top of the
; output in the TAGLIST, or in FD's FOLDER.SYS file.
Order FDECHO
Order RA_SUPPORT
; FIRSTLINE / NOFIRSTLINE [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoFirstLine
;FirstLine Wallin's BBS ! Mats Wallin
; HEADER / NOHEADER [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoHeader ; No header text (default)
;Header HEADER.TXT ; Take the header text from HEADER.TXT
; FOOTER / NOFOOTER [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoFooter ; No footer text (default)
;Footer FOOTER.TXT ; Take the footer text from FOOTER.TXT
; PASSTHRU / NOPASSTHRU [Global / Local]
;
; See global definition above
NoPassthru ; Don't include passthru areas (default)
;Passthru ; Include passthru areas
; DEFAULT [Local]
;
; Only used to skip (or not skip) certain areas.
;
; Flags available (all can be preceded with a 'NO'):
;
; Skip - Skip the area, don't process it
;
Default NoSkip
; GROUP [Local]
;
; With the GROUP command, it's possible to do the same thing as with
; the DEFAULT command, but this time only for those areas belonging to
; a certain group.
;
; The first parameter should be the group, and the rest the same
; as defined for DEFAULT. All flags will default to the same value
; as defined with the DEFAULT command.
;
Group Z Skip
; AREA [Local]
;
; With the AREA command, it's possible to do the same thing as with
; the DEFAULT or GROUP command, but this time only for the specified
; area.
;
; The first parameter should be the areaname, and the rest the same
; as defined for DEFAULT. All flags will default to the same value
; as defined with the DEFAULT command.
Area SECRET Skip
; End of file ------------------------------------------------------------