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; The following determines the maximum size the EM import cache
; is allowed to grow TO.
;
; Valid sizes range from 10 to 200. Each increment is equal
; to 16384 bytes. E.g., Max cache size 10 would equal
; 163840 bytes. EMS can only be allocated in 16384 byte blocks.
;
; In order for import to use an EXPANDABLE, on demand cache, each
; block uses 1 EMM Handle. Your memory manager should be set to allow
; MAX CACHE SIZE + 10 EMM Handles. Almost all memory managers have
; a default of 32 or 64 EMM handles, but do allow you to increase the
; number of EMM Handles with a command line switch. QEMM uses HANDLES=,
; AST uses PID= and CONTEXT=. Check the manual that came with
; your memory manager for the correct switch settings.
;
; The program EMCHECK.EXE will tell you how large MAX CACHE SIZE
; can be for your current settings. Just run it, no command line
; switches needed.
;
MAX CACHE SIZE 200
;
; Uncommenting "NO EM CACHE" if you do not want import to use
; EMS caching. This will drastically reduce your import speed so
; it is not recommended, but it is avaiable.
;
; NO EM CACHE
;
; The following bypasses matrix mail security in echomail archives.
; The default is to impose security restrictions on any "UNKNOWN" that
; MAY be matrix mail. Using this switch is discourged and in fact will
; avoid your ISIS warrenty.
;
; You may as well paint a big red bulls eye on your butt and
; hang a sign on your back saying "KICK ME". The first person that
; gets pissed at you with any tech. background can have your Binkley,
; FD, D'bridge etc....mailer dumping matrix messages all of the world.
;
; Bypass Security
; USE EMS ; Cause Import to use EMS memory to map itself to, default is
; to map to disk.
;
; Link New Mail ; This links logs new echomail to the new conference
; mail check. Personally, I don't think this is real
; useful. If a person is reading an echo, they are
; going to read it even if there is no messages
; addressed to them personally.
; NOT linking the new messages also speeds up importing.
;
; LOGDUPS ; This causes IMPORT to do extensive DUP logging.
; The default is just to LOG the number of Dups received.
;
; Import Echomail addressed to these addresses
;
MATRIX ADDRESS 4382/6359
;
; Anything Import can't deal with ie. Grunged messages,
; UKNOWN area's, etc. Get's tossed here.
;
; If your running ISIS, they're saved in *.HTM format.
; If not, their saved in MSG format.
;
; NOTE: You MAY want to type one before viewing it with an editor.
; if its a badly GRUNGED message, it could LOCK your editor.
;
UNKNOWN SAVE AREA c:\email\
;
POINT NET 1000
; If exporting using Isis, use this HTMS address for all attach
; messages.
HTMS ADDRESS 13143346359
ARCHIVE DIRECTORY C:\lynx\arcmail ; Place All archives (made by
; export module) in this sub-directory.
; MSG FORMAT ; Un-Comment if attach messages for MSG style
; mailers, ie. Binkley, FD, D'bridge, etc.
OUTBOUND MSG DIRECTORY c:\email ; Place Attach messages in this
; sub-directory
INBOUND FILE PATH c:\fidonet ; Look in this directory for
; inbound arcmail bundles.
PKT TEMP STORAGE C:\Lynx\TXT ; Export will store the pre-archived PKT
; packets on this drive/directory.
MAX SYSTEMS 51 ;
;TEAR LINE TMK
MAXIMUM MEMORY ; This assures you that you'll have MAXIMUM memory for
; archivers.
;
DUP.DAT STORAGE c:\dups
;
; Import can NOT use the temp storage
; because some of the archivers do not
; support pathed extract.
;
; Export will automatically clear an area, if it is defined as
; echo/pass, right after it finishes exporting the messages from
; that area and before moving to the next area. Providing the
; /F switch is NOT used. This will free up diskspace as you
; process and you're PKT's become larger.