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; ╔════════════╗
; ║ SECDOS.CFG ║ SecureDOS (tm) Version 1.00
; ╚════════════╝
;
; Copyright 1993 (C) by Paul S. Taylor, All Rights Reserved.
;
; This is the configuration file SecureDOS reads to determine how your
; copy of SecureDOS's security will be set up. Use a ";" to specify a
; comment line.
;
;───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
;
;
; FILESEC= The full path and file name of your FILESEC.TXT file. This
; ─────── is a file that is created by YOU to tell SecureDOS which
; Files on your Hard Drive are not to be touched by anyone.
; If commented out, it defaults to OFF.
;
; NOTE: This configuration file and all other files listed inside this
; config file are protected with FILESEC automatically, if it is
; not OFF.
;
; Options : FILESEC=OFF will tell SecureDOS not to protect any files from
; being deleted, copied, displayed, or downloaded.
; FILESEC=DISABLE will tell SecureDOS not to allow any files
; to be deleted, copied, displayed, or downloaded.
;
; Example : FILESEC=C:\BBSUTIL\SECDOS\FILESEC.TXT
;
FILESEC=OFF
;
;───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
;
; DIRSEC= The full path and file name of your DIRSEC.TXT file. This is a
; ────── file that is created by YOU to tell SecureDOS which directories
; on your hard drive shouldn't be touched by anyone. If commented
; out, it defaults to OFF. Directories that are protected can not
; be entered and ALL files in them are protected as if they were
; listed in the FILESEC.TXT file.
;
; Options : DIRSEC=OFF will tell SecureDOS not to protect any directories.
;
; Example : DIRSEC=C:\BBSUTIL\SECDOS\DIRSEC.TXT
;
DIRSEC=OFF
;
;───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────-
;
; ALIASFILE= The full path and filename of your ALIAS.TXT File. If you
; ───────── wish to change any of the commands, edit the ALIAS.TXT file
; included in this package. This will change the actual
; commands. If this option is used, the HELP command, which
; displays the menu of all commands and their functions, can
; also be changed to whatever you wish, greatly improving
; security. If commented out, ALIASFILE defaults to OFF.
;
; Options : ALIASFILE=OFF turns aliasing off.
;
; Example : ALIASFILE=C:\BBSUTIL\SECDOS\ALIAS.TXT
;
ALIASFILE=OFF
;
;───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────-
;
; LOGFILE= The full path and file name of a log of SecureDOS's activities.
; ─────── SecureDOS's log file will show you who entered SecureDOS and
; everything they have typed at the prompt. This can be used
; to record SecureDOS activity in the same log file as your
; BBS's Caller Log file. Hopefully this will your system cut
; down on many log files. If commented out, LOGFILE defaults
; to OFF.
;
; Options : LOGFILE=OFF turns off activity logging.
;
; Example : LOGFILE=C:\PCB\MAIN\CALLER1
;
LOGFILE=OFF
;
;───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
;
; PASSWORD= This will be the password required to enter SecureDOS. If
; ──────── commented out, PASSWORD defaults to NONE.
;
; Options : PASSWORD=NONE disables the password checking feature of SecureDOS.
;
; Example : PASSWORD=MYDOSISSECURE
;
PASSWORD=NONE
;
;───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
;
; STARTINGDIR= The directory that SecureDOS will start out in. If
; ─────────── commented out, STARTINGDIR will drop you into SecureDOS
; in the directory SECDOS.EXE was executed from.
; *NOTE*: MUST INCLUDE TRAILING BACKSLASHES!
;
; Example : STARTINGDIR=C:\BBS\
;
STARTINGDIR=F:\
;
;────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── <END>