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; <- comment char.
;
; All keywords are case insensitive
;
; Address: your network address.
;
Address 1:340/303.0
Address 1:340/300.0
Address 89:688/301.0
Address 89:688/300.0
Address 40:6481/1.0
Address 40:6481/0.0
;
;
; Logfile: name/location of the log file
;
LogFile zparse.log
;
; Country: Your country code (Intl phone code: 1- for the Canada)
;
Country 1- ; Your country code (Intl phone code: 1- for the Canada)
;
; Baud: Your highest baud rate (as in your nodelist entry)
;
;
MaxBaud 9600 ; Your highest baud rate (as in your nodelist entry)
;
; Version7: Generate a version 7 compiled nodelist
;
Version7 ; Generate Version 7 format files
;
; Allsysops: Place all sysop entries into sysop.ndx index
; (for use with supporting editors suchas timed)
;
AllSysops ; Keep all sysop names in index
;
; NodeAllowed: Enable nodes to be added into point list
;
NodesAllowed ; allow nodes to be added in the point list after hubs.
;
; addlist: define the filename stems of the nodelists to compile
;
addlist nodelist
addlist imexlist
addlist ibmlist
;
; points <filename>
; a specific format file containing points to be added
; and/or additional nodes
;
points zparse.pts
;
; modem: <FLAG> <mask>
; specify which bits are to be set for the specified modem flag
; found in the flags field of a node entry.
; the bits are ordered 0-7, each digit sets a particular bit.
;
; NOTE: This appears to require more explanation than I thought
; Starting with Binkley 2.56wb the modem byte in a Version 7 nodelist
; is compared with the modemtrans value for an exact match.
; Thus it is possible to define 256 different modems or
; 8 characterists of modems.
; I currently use 4 bits to represent
; 0 = HST, 1 = V32, 2 = V32b, 3 = V42b,V42,MNP
; These 4 bits present me with 16 possible modem signatures.
; some are unused such as only bit 0 set (ie HST and no MNP)
modem HST 03 ; HST implies MNP
modem H14 03
modem H16 03
modem V32 1 ; note: each digit sets the particular bit
modem V32b 12 ; V32b implies V32
modem V32bis 12
modem V42 3
modem V42b 3
modem MNP 3
modem ZYX 123 ; ZyXel's do V32b, V32, V42b
;
; Obsolete
;; cost: <national> <international>
;; specifies the default national/international calling cost
;;
;;cost 150 300 ; default national intl call cost
;
; default cost: {national|intl} <cost> <fee>
; sets the default call cost and user message fee for national
; and international calls
;
default cost national 100 0
default cost intl 300 0
;
; mincost: <speed> <cost>
; specifies the minimum cost for calling a node of the specifed
; speed
;
;mincost 9600 1 ; sets minimum cost for 9600 speed connects at 1
;
; set: specifies overrides and/or settings to the information supplied
; in a node's entry.
;
; NOTE: set is followed by a single string which is parsed into five(5)
; comma seperated fields. The commas are NOT optional.
;
; the fields are as follows.
; set 4d-addr,passwd,phone,speed,flags[,flags]*
; 4d-address: 1:340/303.0
; passwd: all characters between the fore and aft commas
; phone: 1-604-652-3275
; speed: valid nodelist speed entry 300,1200,2400,9600
; flags: open ended files, specifies the new flags field for the node.
;
; set 4d-addr,passwd,phone,speed,flags[,flags]*
set 1:340/61.0,testing,,,v42b
;
;
; override 4d-addr Cost [UCost [ModemByte]]
override 1:340/0 1234 2 17
override 1:340/30 2
;
; include: filename to include into the processing
; Note: these filename are completely arbitrary
; You are free to call them Sleepy and Sneezy, if you wish
include zparse.pwd ; used to keep passwords out of the demo config
; mine consists of nothing but set statements.
include zdial.cfg ; used to keep the dialing trans in one place
;
;
;
; default NoZones: sets the default to exclude all zones/nets from processing
default NoZones
;
;
; AddZones: specifies the zones/nets to be included into the processing
;
; AddZones <Zone>:[Net] [... repeated]
AddZones 1:17 1:18
AddZones 2:244 40: 89:
;
;
; DelZones: specifies the zones/nets to be excluded from processing
;
; DelZones <Zone>:[Net] [... ]
DelZones 7:
;
;
; UserFlags: allows matching of user defined flags from the nodelist
; entries. All entries are implicitely preceeded by a 'U'
; character. These flags are treated as modem flags, and
; are specified with the modem verb.
UserFlags
;
;
; HubMode: ZParse goes to great lengths to redirect a PVT node
; or one with an unpublished phone number to their Host/Hub
; This has caused some problems for nodes that Hub echomail
; for these "undialable" nodes.
;
; Hubmode 0 is the default. It's behavior is to replace
; "undialable" nodes with dialable systems.
; Hubmode 1 diables this for your own net(s).
; Hubmode 2 diables this completely. All "undialables" have
; blank phonenumbers.
;
;HubMode [<level>] wher level is 0,1,2
HubMode 1 ; leave undialables in my net(s) only
;
;