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; Configuration file for FDRPR
; ----------------------------
; Advert
; ------
; If enabled, FDRPR will add a text stating that the message was created
; by FDRPR. It's not possible to disable this in the unregistered version
advert
; noadvert
; CdRom
; -----
; If enabled, FDRPR will use the CD-ROM settings in RACONFIG, and have the
; same kind of CD-ROM support that RA has, e.g. to make sure no other line
; currently uses the same device, and then copy the requested file to the
; temporary CD-ROM directory.
cdrom
; nocdrom
; Descriptions
; ------------
; If enabled, FDRPR will send a message with file descriptions for all
; successfully requested files.
descriptions
; nodescriptions
; FreeFiles
; ---------
; If enabled, FDRPR will honor the Free File setting for a file or
; file area, and not perform any limit checks for these files.
; freefiles
nofreefiles
; MoreTime
; --------
; If enabled, FDRPR will request more time from the remote mailer,
; to be able to process the entire request, if needed. If this setting
; is disabled, the remote mailer will probably disconnect the line if
; it takes more then 30 seconds to process the request.
moretime
; nomoretime
; PasswordErrors
; --------------
; If enabled, FDRPR will include all files that should have been
; sent if the correct password was used, in the message with the
; list of failed requests. By default, only the requested filename
; will be included in the message.
;
; NOTE! The reason this option is disabled by default, is that it
; could be a big security risk to inform another system that
; there is a file available, which requires a password.
; passworderrors
nopassworderrors
; ReportFailures
; --------------
; If enabled, FDRPR will create a netmail message to you with
; information about failed file requests.
; reportfailures
noreportfailures
; ReportRequests
; --------------
; If enabled, FDRPR will create a netmail message to you with
; information about successful file requests.
; reportrequests
noreportrequests
; ResolvePath
; -----------
; If enabled, FDRPR uses path resolution when trying to compare the
; paths specified in RACONFIG, and the paths listed in your list of
; requestable directories and aliasnames. This ensures that FDRPR
; always will be able to match these paths correct. However, in some
; environments, this seems to fail. I'm aware of one CD-ROM interface
; which doesn't seem to support this correctly. If you're having
; problems with file areas that are not recognized by FDRPR, disable
; this option.
resolvepath
; noresolvepath
; UpdCount
; --------
; If enabled, FDRPR will update the download counters for all successfully
; requested files.
updcount
; noupdcount
; Logfile
; -------
;
; If this setting is specified, log information will be written to the
; specified logfile. If NOLOGFILE is specified, no logging will be performed.
; If this setting isn't specified at all, log information will be written
; to FD's logfile.
; logfile:%[cfgdir]fdrpr.log
; nologfile
; WorkDir
; -------
;
; The directory where the temporary .PKT files are created. If this
; parameter is not specified, the directory pointed to by the TEMP or
; TMP environment variable is used, or, if none of them are set, the
; root directory of the current drive.
;
; workdir:c:\tmp
; Message
; -------
;
; File containing a template for the text that should be used for
; the message with descriptions sent to the requesting person.
message:%[cfgdir]fdrpr.dsc
; FailMessage
; -----------
;
; File containing the text that should be used for the message with
; reasons why the file request failed.
failmessage:%[cfgdir]fdrpr.fai
; End of file FDRPR.CFG