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; File: IMLFA.CFG ----- Master control file for IMLFA.
;
; IMLFA is Copyright(c) 1993 by: Gordon E. Rasnick
; Arctic Computer Services
; 2530 Sebring Circle
; Anchorage, AK 99516
; FIDONET (1:355/559)
; CompuServe ID: 72007,417
;
;
; PLEASE, read this CAREFULLY. One mistake setting this up and the
; whole thing will probably crash. I suspect that most of the
; requests for support that I will receive will be a result of not
; having this file set up properly. If you netmail me with a problem,
; be sure to include a copy of your CFG file, and an excerpt of the
; InterMail log file showing the problem in the request.
;
; *****************************
;
; This is the master control file for IMLFA. It also serves
; as additional documentation for the program. (Don't let that
; keep you from reading the DOC file though.) You may insert or
; delete comments in it as you wish, but, each comment line must
; begin with a semi-colon! Removing the comments may speed it up a
; bit, but I doubt you'd notice the difference. It's fast!!!
;
; DO NOT delete any of the control statements in this file. Control
; statements are any line not beginning with a semi-colon. They
; tell IMLFA what you wish to include in your reports. If you
; wish to remove a feature from the generated reports, change that
; statements toggle to a 'N' instead of a 'Y' in this file. Obviously,
; 'Y' means you wish to have the feature ENABLED or 'Turned ON' in your
; reports. 'N' will DISABLE or 'Turn OFF' a particular feature.
;
; ALSO! Leave in all the equal signs (=) for each of the statements.
;
; ******************************
; CONTROL STATEMENTS
;
; The 'KEY' statement is required as is! Do not modify this line in
; any way until you have registered your copy and received your
; registration KEY code. See REGISTER.DOC included. It must also
; be the first non-comment line in the control file, as it is here.
;
KEY=000000000
;
; IM LOGPATH tells IMLFA where to find your InterMail log file, and
; the name of the file itself. You provided this to InterMail during
; installation with IMSETUP. Edit to include your own path and filename.
;
IM LOGPATH=C:\IM\LOGFILE.IM
;
; IM BACKPATH tells IMLFA where to put the backup copies of your IM log
; file. This is optional (called via the command line as IMLFA -B).
; Be sure this dir exists or no backup will occur and you may loose data.
; No filename is required here.
;
IM BACKPATH=C:\IM\BACKUPS\
;
; ADDRESS is your complete netmail address. You should include the
; zone also.
;
ADDRESS=1:355/559
;
; ANSI is for creation of ansi color style output files. You may
; wish to make IMLFA reports displayable on your system. Setting
; ANSI to Y will generate a colorful report.
;
; ASCII is for plain text style output files.
;
; You can produce both if desired. ANSI files have a file extension
; of .ANS, while the ASCII text file will be .ASC.
;
ANSI=Y
ASCII=Y
;
; MAIL FILE tells IMLFA the path and name of the file you wish
; to use for the report of incoming and outgoing mail and files.
; Its file extension will be added based on your settings for ANSI
; and ASCII.
;
; It produces a report of all mail traffic to and from your system
; and is called via the -R switch. (IMLFA -R)
;
; If you do not want a mail report generated, leave the path and
; filename blank. (Can't see why you would want to do that though.)
;
MAIL FILE=C:\IMLFA\REPORTS\MAILRPT
;
; *****************************
; Here is an example of IM's Setup Screen for the Log File. This is the
; minimum recommended setup. You can have others set to YES, but IMLFA
; will ignore them. If you have DEBUG set to YES, you need not change
; any of the other toggles and IMLFA will handle things fine.
;
;
; NOTE: If you have not been using the minimum required flags shown below,
; do not try to process your current IM log file. It will probably produce
; garbage, or worse yet, hang up your computer. Delete or rename your
; log file and start a new one with the required toggles set in IMSETUP.
;
; Mailer
; ═════════┌──────────────────┐═════════════════════════
; │╔════════════════════════════ Log ╗
; │║ ║
; │║ ! Fatal errors No ║
; │║ ? Other errors No ║
; │║ $ Accounting info No ║
; │║ * Sent/Rcvd files Yes ║
; │║ : Forwarding of mail No ║
; │║ + Brief messages Yes ║
; │║ - Trivial messages No ║
; │║ % Transfer throughput Yes ║
; │║ ~ Session information No ║
; │║ = Modem responses Yes ║
; │║ DEBUG: All of the above No ║
; └║ ║
; ╚═════════════════════════════════╝
;
;
; The ENDCFG statement must be included and nothing should be
; written below it. Future versions of IMLFA my require you to add
; additional command statements to this file. Additions should be
; inserted at this point when required.
;
ENDCFG