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*==============================================================================
; Configuration file for FMSFFS, version 3.0
; Copyright (c) 1993,1994 Daniel T.Drinnon
; Blank lines or lines beginning with ';', '-' or "*" are interpreted as
; comments and are ignored.
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;LogFile FMSFFS.LOG
; FMSFFS can log activity to the log file if specified here.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;LogLevel 2
; LogLevel controls the level of log activity to be recorded to LogFile. A
; value of 0 only records the Begin, End and Abort events. A value of 1
; records the Begin, End, Abort and Duplicate Files found. A value of
; 2 records all activity except Duplicate Files found. A value of 3
; records ALL activity.
; Default: 0
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;WorkDir C:\TEMP
; When FMSFFS is running, it creates and uses up to 4 work files. You may
; select to have these files created on a RAMDRIVE for extra speed during
; processing. The WorkDir must have room for approximatly 3 copies of your
; FMSFile and approximatly 2 copies of your NameFile.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;UseEMS
;UseXMS
; When FMSFFS is running it will SHELL to run the Sorter program and, if
; enabled, the ZIP, PAK, or ARC Command program to extract FILE_ID.DIZ
; files. UseEMS and UseXMS tell FMSFFS to use EMS and/or XMS memory to
; store the image of FMSFFS.EXE to give back more RAM during a SHELL. If
; both UseEMS and UseFMS are not enabled, then FMSFFS will write its image
; to DISK.
; Default: EMS and XMS DISABLED
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NoSwap
; NoSwap will disable EMS, XMS and DISK SHELL swapping. Normally, you will
; always have enough coventional RAM to run the Sorter and Archive programs,
; so it is reccomended that this option is enabled.
; Default: No EMS, XMS or DISK SHELL SWAPPING
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sorter QSORT
; FMSFFS must have an external sort program to sort the FFS and FMS files.
; This program must be able to do an ALPHABETICAL sort and also most be able
; to sort on different COLUMNS in a file.
; Default: QSORT
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;AlphaSort
; This is the command line given to the Sorter to do a basic alphabetical
; sort on an FFS or FMS file.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DateSort /30:2 /24:5 /-1
; This is the command line given to the Sorter to do a DATE sort on an FMS
; file.
; Default: /30:2 /24:5 /-1.
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameFile FIDX.DEF
; The NameFile is the "FIDX.DEF" RBBS index file.
; Default: FIDX.DEF
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LocationFile LIDX.DEF
; The LocationFile is the "LIDX.DEF" RBBS list file.
; Default: LIDX.DEF
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TabFile FIDXT.DEF
; The TabFile is the "FIDXT.DEF" RBBS tab file. RBBS expects this file to
; be the same as the NameFile with a "T" before the "." in the name.
; Default: FIDXT.DEF
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;WriteMode REPLACE
; WriteMode tells FMSFFS how to handle your existing FFS files. In
; normal use, you will want FMSFFS to REPLACE the FFS files with the
; new FFS files it builds. Otherwise, FMSFFS will APPEND FFS information
; to your existing FFS files.
; Default: REPLACE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;MakeRFM
; If you use Warren Muldrow's RFM mod then you want to uncomment this
; option. The CDOR and MAPLE mods automatically detect an RFM modifed FFS
; NameFile. Stock RBBS does not support RFM.
; Default: NOT ENABLED
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;CDROMDrive E
; If you are using the RBBS/CDOR CDROM mod then you may want to uncomment
; this option. The CDOR mods automatically detect a CDROM modified FFS
; NameFile. Up to 255 CDROMDrive's may be specified. Stock RBBS does not
; support this! Only use this option for the CDOR9404 and later mods.
; Default: NOT ENABLED
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;DirectoryExclude D:\RBBS\ATTIC\*.*
; If you use the "/S" FileSpec option and there are specific subdirectories
; you do not want included in the FileSpec search, then you can exclude them
; with this option. The [filename] must match the FileSpec [filename] for
; FMSFFS to match and exclude. You may specify up to 255 FileSpecExclude's.
; A subdirectory may only be excluded if FMSFFS knows to exclude it when
; scanning for subdirectories specifed with the FileSpec option and the /S
; feature. Therefore, be sure the DirectoryExclude option is listed BEFORE
; the FileSpec option in your FMSFFS.CFG file.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;NeverDelete C:\RBBS\UPLOAD\NODELIST.ZIP
; FMSFFS will not delete any files during any RFM operations is you give the
; FULL path and filename here. Up to 255 NeverDelete's may be specified
; here.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FileSpec C:\RBBS\UPLOAD\*.*
FileSpec C:\RBBS\NEW\*.*
FileSpec C:\RBBS\CDOOR\*.*
FileSpec C:\RBBS\DOWNLOAD\*.* /S
FileSpec D:\*.* /S
FileSpec E:\4DOS\*.*
FileSpec E:\ANIM\ANIM_1\*.*
FileSpec E:\ANIM\ANIM_2\*.*
FileSpec E:\BBS\DOORS_AF\*.*
FileSpec E:\BBS\DOORS_GQ\*.*
FileSpec E:\BBS\DOORS_RZ\*.*
FileSpec E:\BBS\MISC\*.*
FileSpec E:\BBS\NETMAIL\*.*
FileSpec E:\BBS\OFFLINE\*.*
FileSpec E:\BBS\RBBS\*.*
FileSpec E:\BUSINESS\*.*
FileSpec E:\CAD\*.*
FileSpec E:\DATABASE\*.*
FileSpec E:\EDUCATE\*.*
FileSpec E:\FINANCE\*.*
FileSpec E:\FONTS\AFONTS\*.*
FileSpec E:\FONTS\SFONTS\*.*
FileSpec E:\FONTS\TFONTS\*.*
FileSpec E:\GAMES\A_K\*.*
FileSpec E:\GAMES\KIDS\*.*
FileSpec E:\GAMES\L_Z\*.*
FileSpec E:\GEO\*.*
FileSpec E:\MAIL\*.*
; The FileSpec tells FMSFFS the location of your BBS files. Normally, you
; will want to make the [filename] be "*.*". When you include a "/S", then
; FMSFFS will search ALL subdirectories below the FileSpec for matches to
; the [filename]. If you are using Warren Muldrow's RFM mod and have
; uncommented the MakeRFM config option, then you can also specify a path
; and number of days to delete files which have not been downloaded or
; viewed for the number of days specified. Up to 1000 subdirectories may be
; given to the FileSpec however, FMSFFS will always check for available
; program memory and print an exclamation mark "!" when you have specified
; more FileSpec's than FMSFFS can handle.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FileNameExclude FILES.BBS
FileNameExclude BALLMONS.ZIP
FileNameExclude BDL.ANS
FileNameExclude BDL.ASC
FileNameExclude BDL.AVT
FileNameExclude DIR1.TXT
FileNameExclude HOTLINE.TXT
FileNameExclude INFERSCR.ZIP
FileNameExclude MEAT.ZIP
FileNameExclude NATURE.ZIP
FileNameExclude SKULLEKB.ZIP
FileNameExclude ZZT1P.ZIP
; If you need to prevent FMSFFS from adding specfic files it finds to your
; FMSFile, then you must tell FMSFFS the NAME of each file here. You may
; specify up to 255 FileNameExclude's.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;BulletinFile C:\RBBS\BULLETIN\BOLDIES 160
; If you are using Warren Muldrow's RFM mod, have MakeRFM uncommented, AND
; specified a path and days for FileSpec, then you can also have FMSFFS
; create a Bulletin File listing files which will be deleted soon. The
; days paramter tells FMSFFS the cutoff days to list files to be deleted.
; For example, if the FileSpec [days] is 30, the BulletinFile [days] is 20
; and today is the 1st of the month, then all files in the FileSpec
; directory which have NOT been downloaded or viewed will be listed in the
; bulletin starting on the 10th (20 days before they will be deleted). The
; RBBS naming convention for BulletinFile applies here. If BulletinFile
; is C:\RBBS\BULLETIN\BOLDIES, the FMSFFS will make OLDIES, OLDIESG,
; OLDIESC and OLDIESR (RIP). The RIP version of the BulletinFile will also
; use the CDOR SmartText {SO and {SN. Stock RBBS will just output 2
; spaces for these characters. If the filename you specify is 8 characters
; long, then FMSFFS will only use the first 7 characters.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;DirString Directory of
; If you are using RBBS macros in your FMS, then you must identify them here
; so FMSFFS can properly handle them. It is beyond the scope of this
; documentation to explain how to use RBBS macros in you FMS files. Please
; consult RBBS Documentation and also look at the files contained within
; RBBS-UTL.ZIP for further information.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;FileDir C:\RBBS\DIR\HACKS.DEF
;FileDir C:\RBBS\DIR\UNWANT.DEF
;FileDir C:\RBBS\DIR\PIRATES.DEF
; FileDir works in conjunction with the DirString option. If you do use the
; DirString and FileDir options with RBBS macros, please be sure that the
; FileDir files are formatted the same as your FMSFile. In otherwords, each
; line in the FileDir should have the same number of characters as in your
; FMSFile.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FMSFile MASTER.DIR
;FMSFile MASTER1.DIR
;FMSFile MASTER2.DIR
;FMSFile MASTER3.DIR
;FMSFile MASTER4.DIR
; FMSFile is the name of your RBBS FMS file to process. FMSFFS will only
; process your FMSFile(s) listed here if they are specified. FMSFFS will
; not follow an \FMS CH() specification, so if you do chain your FMS files,
; then list each one here. Up to 255 FMSFile's may be specified.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;FMSFormat NOSORT
; FMSFormat tells FMSFFS how to sort the FMSFile. By default, FMSFFS will
; sort your FMSFile by "backwards" date. Otherwise, FMSFFS will look for
; "TOP" and/or "NOSORT" in the FMS Header and honor those settings.
; Default: NONE (date format)
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FMSAlpha ALPHA.DIR
; FMSFFS will optionally create an alphabetically sorted FMS file for you if
; you specify a filename here. There is very little overhead to create an
; FMSAlpha file because FMSFFS will have a alphabetically sort FMS list
; during its process which is used internally and can also be used for this
; option.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FMSAlphaHeader \FMS TOP NOSORT
; If you specified an FMSAlpha file, then FMSFFS will insert the
; FMSAlphaHeader on the FIRST line of the FMSAlpha file. When RBBS is set
; up with an FMS system, the FMSAlphaHeader is required to tell RBBS how to
; handle the list.
; Default: \FMS TOP NOSORT
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;FMSDate .
; FMSDate tells FMSFFS how to date FMS entries. If FMSDate is set to ".",
; then FMSFFS will use the physical file date as reported by DOS. FMSDate
; with no parameters will tell FMSFFS to use the date as listed in the
; FMSFile UNLESS the physical file date as reported by DOS is NEWER than the
; FMSFile date. This keeps your FMSFile updated as BBS files get updated,
; placing updated BBS files towards the newer part of the FMSFile list.
; Default: NONE (use FMSFile date)
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;DateSeparator /
; DateSeparater is a one character value which you would like FMSFFS to use
; for date listings in the FMSFile. If this option is not enabled, then the
; standard date separator is a dash "-".
; Default: -
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;FMSDupePath C:\RBBS\HOLDFILE
; If FMSFFS finds any duplicate files, it can move these duplicate files to
; a hold directory you specify here. FMSFFS will move the duplicate file
; which is on the lower numbered drive. For example, if a duplicate file
; is found in C:\RBBS\FILES and E:\BBS\RBBS, then the file in C:\RBBS\FILES
; would be moved to the hold directory. If NO path is specified, then
; FMSFFS will simply DELETE the duplicate file.
; Default: NONE (do not move dupes)
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;FMSMissing OFFLINE
; FMSMissing is a 9 character (or less) text string to be placed in the File
; Size field of the FMSFile listing for any FMSFile entry which FMSFFS
; cannot find in the FileSpec or FileDir specifications.
; Default: NONE (delete missing FMS files from the FMSFile)
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
UnKnownDesc <description unavailable>
; If FMSFFS finds files NOT listed in FMSFile, then it will automatically
; add the file to the FMSFile and give it the description you specify here.
; In the event of CHAINED FMSFiles, the unlisted file will be added to the
; FIRST FMSFile listed in the FMSFFS.CFG file.
; Default: "<Description Unavailable>"
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;FILEID FILE_ID.DIZ
; FMSFFS will search all ZIP, ARC and PAK archived files for FILE_ID.DIZ (or
; whatever filename you specify here) and import the FILE_ID.DIZ text into
; the FMSFile description. The FIRST line in the FILE_ID.DIZ will be used
; as the MAIN description and any remaining lines in the FILE_ID.DIZ will be
; placed in the extended description. It will take slightly longer for
; FMSFFS to look inside archived files for the FILE_ID.DIZ file, so you
; should only run FMSFFS with this option ONE TIME.
; Default: NONE (do not look)
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;GIF
; FMSFFS will add GIF dimensions (ex: (640x480x256)) to all GIF files listed
; in the FMSFile to the MAIN FMSFile description. FMSFFS will only extract
; the GIF dimensions and place them in the FMSFile when the FIRST character
; of the MAIN FMSFile description does NOT start with "(". The original
; description will then be appended to the end of the dimensions. It will
; take FMSFFS longer to extract this information from each GIF file in your
; FMS so you should run FMSFFS with this option ONE TIME.
; Default: NONE (do not extract)
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;KeepExtended
; FMSFFS will not overwrite an existing FMSFile extended description if
; this option is enabled.
; Default: OVERWRITE
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;MaxExtendedLines 2
; FMSFFS will limit the number of Extended Description lines by what you
; set here. The maximum allowable extended lines per filename is 199.
; Default: 10
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;CategoryChange 999 001
; FMSFFS can change Category Codes in the FMSFile by using this option.
; Both the [old] and [new] paramters must be specified. The [old] and
; [new] paramters should be the same length as the FMSCatLen. You can
; specify up to 255 categories to change.
; Default: NONE
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FMSCatCode 999
; FMSFFS will use the category code specified here for the FMS category for
; any files it finds not listed in FMSFile. This option must be a 3
; character string.
; Default: 999
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FMSDescLen 46
; FMSFFS can CHANGE the description length of your FMSFile descriptions by
; what you specify here. There is no upper or lower limit for this option.
; Default: 46
*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;FMSExtra 5
; FMSFFS can handle 1 extra FMS FIELD in your FMSFile, such as the Times
; Downloaded information optionally available with the CDOR mods. If any
; extra information is included in your FMSFile, then its LENGTH must be
; specified here. This field must also be located after the FMS description
; and before the FMS category. FMSFFS currently uses FMSExtra specfically
; for the CDOR Times Downloaded mod.
; Default: 0
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FMSCatLen 3
; This is the length of the Category CODE in the FMSFile. With current
; versions of RBBS, this length should always be 3.
; Default: 3
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ZIPCommand PKUNZIP
; This is the command to unZIP. It is used in conjunction with the FILEID
; filename.
; Default: PKUNZIP
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ARCCommand PKXARC
; This is the command to unARC. It is used in conjunction with the FILEID
; filename.
; Default: PKXARC
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PAKCommand PKUNPAK
; This is the command to unPAK. It is used in conjunction with the FILEID
; filename.
; Default: PKUNPAK
*------------------------------------------------------------------------------