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############################################################################
# This file is part of the ICCE callback and dial-in monitoring system
# Copyright (c) 1994--1996, ICCE, State University of Groningen.
#
# This file demonstrates the setup for the dial-in mode of cb.
#
# Using the dial-in mode, the cb program is used to monitor access
# to your modem.
#
# ------------------->>> CAUTION <<<---------------------------------
#
# In order to use cb to monitor your dial-in facilities, the login
# program in the enable.ttyS? file(s) must be set to /bin/login.
# This is most easily realized by NOT using
# /usr/local/etc/mgetty+sendfax/login.config
###########################################################################
#
# copy this file to
# /etc/callback.setup,
# /usr/etc/callback.setup
# or
# /usr/local/etc/callback.setup
# and edit the copied file.
#
# The callback programs look for this file in the following order:
# 1. /etc/callback.setup
# 2. /usr/etc/callback.setup
# 3. /usr/local/etc/callback.setup
# As soon as one of these files is found, further searching stops.
#
#
# This file contains only one section, in which general parameters
# can be set. All parameters that can be set, are described here.
# Default values are mentioned explicitly. You can either do without them
# or keep them. In both cases you'll get the default.
# First of all, determine the mode you want to use. In this file it's
# the dial-in mode.
# A mode MUST be specified:
mode: dial-in
# Next, specify the default modemline and possible other modem lines to use.
# If you have a single modem, set the default to this line.
# Otherwise select a particular modemline for your default, and name the
# other lines next.
# Whenever cb is called without a speficied line the default is used.
# At least a default line MUST be specified
line: ttyS2 ttyS1
# The default path where callback will find its mgetty-configuration molds.
# The default is BASE_PATH from the file configure.h
path: /conf/callback
# The log-file, on which messages from cb and cblogin are written.
# By default:
logfile: /var/adm/callback.log
# The panic logfile, used if the logfile somehow can't be opened.
# By default:
paniclog: /dev/console
# The verbosity of the logging: select between on, off, or default.
# off: only logging of grammatical errors in the setup-file,
# default: errors and warnings are logged
# on: errors, warnings and some process-monitoring is logged
# max: errors, warnings and extensive process-monitoring is logged
# By default:
log: default
# mgetty itself expects its files in a certain directory.
# By default (as used by the mgetty+sendfax software):
mgettyconfig: /usr/local/etc/mgetty+sendfax/mgetty.config
# The mgetty-process listening to a particular modem-line will be reached
# via a symbolic link. E.g., modem.ttyS1.
# The part WITHOUT the line-extension may be specified here. The callback
# software will add the '.<line>' suffix, coming up with something like
# /sbin/modem.ttyS2
# By default:
modemgetty: /sbin/modem
# The email-address is used in cblogin messages if set.
# By default: "root"
# A commented-out example:
#email: you@your.computer
# This ends the dial-in configuration file. If you make this file the active
# callback.setup file, cb's usage information will tell you it is operatin
# in the dial-in mode.