% FILESTAT
;
;  FILESTAT will produce a straight ASCII-text file that displays information
;  on the file areas of your system.. Try it and see what exactly happens! If
;  you only want selected areas included, then write the area numbers after
;  the command (normal format used for listing numbers, as used in LIST
;  command and others).
;
FILESTAT E:\RA\TEXT\FILESTAT.ASC 1-199

% FDBREPORT
;
;  This verb produces a report similar to FILESTAT, but in a more compact
;  style. This is ideal for including to your daily information report with
;  AutoMsg, another great S/e/m/a/j Communications utility! (Check the demo
;  config file you get with that for details of the INCLUDE verb, v2.20 or
;  later).
;
FDBREPORT E:\RA\FDBLIST.REP

% TOPFILE
;
;  TOPFILE sets up the path to the top downloaders file you want. You may make
;  a list of the most downloaded files on your system - it goes in the file
;  you've specified here. If you want a list of most downloaded files from
;  only certain areas, then write this list of areas on the line.
;
TOPFILE E:\RA\TEXT\MOSTDNLD.ASC
TOPFILE E:\RA\TEXT\ARCHIVER.ASC 1

% TOPCOUNT
;
;  TOPCOUNT tells the system how many entries you want listed in the file
;  that's made by the TOPFILE option. You may specify up to 100 entries here.
;
TOPCOUNT 100

% MAKEFILE
;
;  This command is used to create a text file listing your file areas. It can
;  create FLSEARCH.CTL compatible files as well as freq-path files for most
;  mailers.
;
;  Use: MAKEFILE "string" filename header footer areas
;
;  "string" (with " marks around it) is the text to write to each line. You
;  may use these macros:
;
;                        %DIR       directory, excluding backslash
;                        %NUM       area number
;                        %SEC       security level of area
;                        %DESC      area description
;                        %_DESC     area description, underscores not spaces
;                        %PWORD     password of area (see later in this file)
;                        %!PWORD    password of area preceded by ! mark
;
;  filename is the full name and path of the file that will be written ie
;  e:\ra\flsearch.ctl.
;
;  header is a file that will be added at the top of the output file.
;
;  footer is a file that will be added at the end of the output file.
;
;  areas is a list of areas to include, this is the same format as the area
;  list used in the LIST command, ie 29 13-18 39 or similar. If you leave it
;  blank it will default to all areas.
;
MAKEFILE "%DIR" e:\fd\areas.txt e:\fd\areas.add * 1-149
MAKEFILE "%DIR\" e:\ftp\bi\dir.lst * * 1-149
MAKEFILE "%DIR %SEC %_DESC" flsearch.ctl * *
MAKEFILE "%DIR\*.* %!PWORD" okfiles.lst okfiles.add *
;
;  NB the %!PWORD used for the Binkley-format OKFILES.LST file. This is so
;  if you have an area with a password it will add a ! before it, and if
;  you have no password then no ! will be added to the line.

% ORPHAN
;
;  This writes a small list of all files that have been adopted by FSUMM.
;  I add this to my AutoMsg sysop report with the IncludeReport verb in
;  AutoMsg.
;
ORPHAN E:\RA\ORPHANS.LST