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#
# Sample IMBINK Config file. Last updated 20.01.1993
#
# some notes about specifying nodenumbers :
# You must specify a fully qualified nodenumber only in the following
# cases :
# AKA - the first number (on of your akas)
# POLL - the number of the system to poll
# DYNAMIC - the first number (the via system)
# STATIC - -"-
# COPY - the number of the system to copy mail for
# SEND - the system to send the file to
# REQUEST - the system to request files from
#
# STATIC and DYNAMIC have one exception : if you specify an asteriks (*)
# as via system, IMBINK will route all mail for the specified systems
# via themselves eg.
# STATIC HOLD * 2:246/111 112 155
# this means all netmail for 2:246/111 2:246/112 and 2:246/155 will be sent
# HOLD via these systems (useful for specifying your downlinks)
# Shall IMBINK spawn to IMNODE ?
DOCOMPILE
# The compression config file
INCLUDECOMPRESS compress.cfg
# Where to find the nodelist
NODELISTPATH D:\POP\NODELIST
# What extension have the indexfiles
EXTENSION IMB
# some defines
DEFINE MICKEY 2:246/48
DEFINE IMBINK N:\FILEAREA\CUTLOG\IMBNK117.ARJ
DEFINE IMM IMMEDIATE
# now you could make : IMBINK SEND CRASH MICKEY IMBINK
# Akalist. Use one line for each Aka. After the Aka you must specify
# which adresses to match with this Aka. The Akalist must come before
# the outboundpath. The first aka is assumed to be the default Aka
AKA 2:246/48.0 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:* 5:* 6:*
AKA 46:49/2.0 45:45/500.* 46:49/*
AKA 46:9611/210.0 45:* 46:*
AKA 57:4980/107.0 57:* 58:*
# Here you can do some "silly" things like
# AKA 46:49/2 46:9611/210.#
# use 46:49/2 as aka for mail to systems below hub 46:9611/210
# Where can IMBINK find your outbound mail ? The outboundpath must be
# defined before the netmailpath and the dynamicpath
OUTBOUNDPATH G:\TEST\IMAILOUT
# Where can IMBINK find files which are forwarded through your system
INBOUNDPATH M:\POP\FILE
# IMBink needs to know, where to store the dynamically routed
# netmail packets
DYNAMICPATH G:\TEST\DYNOUT
# And we need the netmail path
NETMAILPATH D:\FD\MAIL\IMBINK
# include out magic list as defines
INCLUDEDEFINE D:\POP\MAGICS.LST
# Use this event, if none is specified on commandline
# DEFAULTEVENT ALPHA
# Mail for my points always direct and hold. Will spare alot of work
# when setting up the routing. Furthermore this includes an
# FSENDTO for all your points. (an FSENDFROM is not implied)
MYPOINT YES
# Kill any empty netmail to me in my netmailfolder
KILLEMPTY
# Write the loginfo to
LOGFILE D:\POP\LOG\IMBINK.LOG
# Then we can start with the routing information
# General syntax for the routing commands
# [STATIC|DYNAMIC] [HOLD|NORMAL|IMMEDIATE|CRASH] [ViaSystem] [Route1] {...}
# STATIC - this mail will be packed through that system and it cannot
# be rerouted.
# DYNAMIC - this mail can be rerouted in another event
#
# HOLD|NORMAL|IMMEDIATE|CRASH - the flavour of the mailpacket to create
#
# ViaSystem - Zone:Net/Node.Point if Point not specified, 0 is assumed
# or * (for route via itself)
#
# Route - Zone:Net/Node.Point if Point not specified, * is assumed
# an * as wildcard can be used for any of these numbers.
# eg. 2:* means all systems in zone 2
# an # can be used instead of Point or Node. Instead of Point
# it means all system below Hub Zone:Net/Node.
# Instead of Node it means : All systems below Host Zone:Net
# You can shortcut the addresses. eg.
# STATIC HOLD 2:246/47 47 49 50.11 .12 247/14
# means route 2:246/47.* 2:246/49.* 2:246/50.11 2:246/50.12 2:246/14.* via
# 2:246/47.0
# Any statement not included in an EVENT --- END block will be
# executed everytime. Statements enclosed in an EVENT --- END block
# will be executed, if the eventname is specified on the commandline
# or no event is specified on the commandline but the event is the
# default event
#
# The logic behind this is :
# statement(s) {execute statement(s)}
# EVENT evtname {if event==evtname or (event=="" and defaultevent==evtname)
# execute statement(s) until next END}
# statement(s) {execute statement(s)}
# ... and so on ...
#
# The little more sophisticated version of the EVENT statement is the
# TIMEDEVENT statement. Systanx :
# TIMEDEVENT weekdays HH:MM,Day,Month HH:MM
# Weekdays is Mon Tue Wed Thu Fry Sat Sun Week Wkend or all
# week is Mon to Fry, wkend is sat and sun and all is the whole week
# you can combine any number of weekdays with the | sysmbol
# eg. Mun|Tue or Thu|wkend
#
# The first HH:MM is the start of the event, Day is day of month (1-31)
# to run the event and Month is the month (1-12) to run the event. If
# you don't specify day and month the event will be processed every day.
# if you don't specify month the event will be processed once every month.
# The second HH:MM is the ending time of the event. Note that you cannot
# have an ending time that wraps around 00:00 o'clock. In this case you should
# have two timed events. One from wanted starttime until 23:59 and the second
# from 00:00 till wanted endtime.
#
# You can even nest one TIMEDEVENT and one EVENT statement, but only one
# level deep eg.
# EVENT SendToAlpha
# TIMEDEVENT 10:00 15:00
# ...
# END
# TIMEDEVENT 17:00 21:00
# ...
# END
# END
#
# First the few Fido exceptions I have, because I have regular links with
# them.
# Frank Eggen
STATIC HOLD 2:241/2009 241/*
# Soren Ager in Denmark
STATIC HOLD 2:231/12 231/*
# Michael Rueve
STATIC HOLD 2:243/72 243/*
# all the rest via Alpha's Node
DYNAMIC HOLD 2:246/47 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:* 5:* 6:* 7:* 8:*
# America VNET via Terry Marrs
STATIC HOLD 45:45/500 45:* 47:*
# VNET Downlinks. All of them direct...
STATIC HOLD * 46:9611/212 214 215 217 219 602
# VNET Downlinks with more downlinks (Sub-Hubs..:-)
STATIC HOLD 46:9611/218 218 113
STATIC HOLD 46:9611/116 116 1160
# Michael Rueve and rest VNET Germany
STATIC HOLD 46:49/1 49/* 9611/*
# Vesa Pajula and rest VNET Finland
STATIC HOLD 46:358/1 358/* 9616/*
# Jan Cromenacker and rest VNET Netherlanfs
STATIC HOLD 46:310/2 310/* 3100/* 3101/* 3102/* 3103/*
# Andrew Lackenby and Rest VNET England
STATIC HOLD 46:144/1 144/* 9614/*
# Justin Solvensten and Rest VNET Portugal
STATIC HOLD 46:351/1 351/* 3510/*
# This is Michael Rueves INTL Aka
STATIC HOLD 57:49/21 21
# The Rest of INTL via Alpha
STATIC HOLD 57:49/1 56:* 57:* 58:* 59:*
# This is my local Boxpoint. It is transferred via Lantastic
COPY 2:246/48.1 M:\FD\BOXIN M:\POP\PORTAL.E64
COPY 46:9611/210.1 M:\FD\BOXIN M:\POP\PORTAL.E64
COPY 46:49/2.1 M:\FD\BOXIN M:\POP\PORTAL.E64
COPY 57:4980/107.1 M:\FD\BOXIN M:\POP\PORTAL.E64
COPY 2:246/47 G:\ALPHA G:\ALPHA\SEMAP.TST
# here could be some more routing statements, which will be executed
# everytime
EVENT Nighttime
CLEANUP
END
# And here, too.
# Example for timed event : ZoneMailHour
TIMEDEVENT All 03:30 04:30
END
# ARJ compress for .5
COMPRESS ARJ 2:246/48.5