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; This file describes the configurable parameters for ROS. Each parameter
; has a default value that will be used unless changed here. The original
; version of this file, lists all the possible paramters and their default
; values.
;
SysName Albuquerque ROS ; System name
HDPark 1 ; Number of hard disk drives to park
; when idling [0..2]
TimeoutShort 60 ; Short timeout in seconds
TimeoutLong 300 ; Long timeout in seconds
DefAcc 10 ; New user access level
RegAcc 11 ; Registered user access level
ValAcc 20 ; Validated user access level
DirAcc 20 ; System directory access level. File areas
; with this access level or lower will be
; included in the system directory.
; Normally this will be the same as
; "ValAcc" (above) but there may be
; special situations which require this
; flexibility.
AltSysop 250 ; Alternate sysop access level
PriSysop 255 ; Primary sysop access level
LPDAcc 250 ; The time limit is per day for users below
; this access level. At or above this
; level, the limit is per call.
DefTime 15 ; Default time limit
ValTime 45 ; Time limit for validated users
DefChars 80 ; Default characters per line
DefLines 23 ; Default lines per page
DefMsgArea POST ; Default message area
DefFilArea LOGIN ; Default file area
ChatStart 19 ; Chat hours - start
ChatEnd 22 ; - end
Fence | ; Character between directory columns
UnvDays 7 ; Days to retain unvalidated user
ValDays 30 ; Days to retain validated user
ReadDays 10 ; Days to retain read, undeleted messages
UnrdDays 90 ; Days to retain unread, undeleted messages
MaxTries 3 ; Max number of tries for password
;
ComPort 1 ; Port 1 or 2
ComParity N ; N => None; E => Even; O => Odd
ComLength 8 ; Character length
ComStop 1 ; Number of stop bits
;
; In the following modem command strings, "{" sends a carriage return to
; the modem and "~" delays for 1/2 second before continuing. For example,
; "~~~+++" delays for 1 1/2 seconds, and then sends "+++" to the modem.
; Command strings may be up to 40 characters long, responses may be as long
; as 12 characters.
;
CmndReset AT Z{ ; Modem reset string - sent ONCE at startup
RespReset OK
WaitReset 4
; Modem initialization string - sent before EACH CALL
;
; The following simple initialization string should work on most modems:
;
; |get attention
; | |echo commands
; | | |ensure phone hung up
; | | | |return result codes
; | | | | |disable auto answer
; | | | | | |verbose result codes
; | | | | | | |extended commands }
;CmndInit AT E1 H0 Q0 S0=0 V1 X4{
;
; The following initialization string is for more sophisticated modems:
;
; |get attention
; | |echo commands
; | | |ensure phone hung up
; | | | |return result codes
; | | | | |disable auto answer
; | | | | | |time to wait for DCD
; | | | | | | |return verbose result codes
; | | | | | | | |extended command set
; | | | | | | | | |speaker off }
CmndInit AT E1 H0 Q0 S0=0 S7=30 V1 X6 M0{
RespInit OK ; Response if successful
WaitInit 5 ; Seconds to wait for success
CmndBusy AT H1{ ; Make line busy
RespBusy OK ; Response if successful
WaitBusy 5 ; Seconds to wait for success
CmndLocal ~~~+++ ; Return modem to local mode
RespLocal OK ; Response if successful
WaitLocal 5 ; Seconds to wait for success
CmndHangup AT H{ ; Disconnect
RespHangup OK ; Response if successful
WaitHangup 5 ; Seconds to wait for success
RespRing RING ; Ring signal detected
WaitRing 2 ; Seconds to wait for success
CmndAnswer AT A{ ; Answer call
RespAnswer ; Response if successful
; Some modems respond with "OFF HOOK" when issued the command "ATA". Those
; that do may need the following definition:
;RespAnswer OFF HOOK ; Response if successful
WaitAnswer 5 ; Seconds to wait for success
; ROS supports up to 3 baud rates. The first rate listed below will be
; the rate used for off-line communication with the modem. Normally it
; should be the fastest speed your modem can handle.
RespConnect CONNECT 2400 ; 2400 baud connect message
RateConnect 2400 ; Rate to set for this message
RespConnect CONNECT 1200 ; 1200 baud connect message
RateConnect 1200 ; Rate to set for this message
RespConnect CONNECT ; 300 baud connect message
RateConnect 300 ; Rate to set for this message
WaitConnect 35 ; Seconds to wait for success
RespError ERROR ; Error in command execution