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; Example-configuration for IUTIL 1.40 Gamma
;
; IUTIL 1.40 Gamma (C) by IMAIL INC., Munich
; written by Andreas Klein, 2:246/47@FidoNet, 57:49/0@IntlNet
;
; Global configuration
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; Some general hints
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; Some general information concerning the config-reader (especially for the
; CONVERT function):
;
; IUTIL reads IUTIL.CFG top-down. Therefore the last statement shows effect on
; the program's behavior. For example
;
; GRINFO ABCD ECHOMAIL
; GRINFO CDEF ECHO_INFO
;
; causes groups A and B to be set to ECHOMAIL and CDEF to ECHO_INFO. The
; ECHOMAIL-seeting for CD is overwritten by the second statement. The
; information from previous statements is not overtaken if the statement
; appears again for the same group/echo. This affects all types of statements.
;
; When creating the configuration of the different programs, settings from
; the GEN*-statements are overwritten by matching settings of GR*-statements.
; Settings of GR*-statements are overwritten by matching settings of EC*-
; statements. Then GEN*-statements show effect as long as no matching GR*- and
; EC*-statement is present, the GR*-statements show effect as long as no
; matching EC*-statement is present.
;
; Consider both things, the top-down-effect and the general-special effect
; when writing your configs. For example the echo IMAILDEV, group M should
; be transfered into a bbs-config. The example only looks at the READ-security.
; But this is valid for all other statements, too.
;
; GENREAD 32000 ; default READ-security-level is 32000
; GENREAD 16000 ; default READ-security-level is now 16000
;
; GRREAD IJM 2000 ; READ-security for groups IJM is 2000.
;
; ECREAD IMAIL* 1000 ; READ-security for all echos starting with "IMAIL"
; ; is set to 1000, the group is no longer relevant.
;
; ECREAD IMAILDEV 16000 ; READ-security for IMAILDEV is set to 16000
;
;
; All EC*-statements allow now the use of wildcards (?*). So statements like
;
; ECREAD I.* 1000
; ECREAD SYSOP* 2000
;
; are possible.
;
; Some EC*-tags are reserved for predefined IMAIL-echos:
;
; BADMAIL badmailboard
; DUPES dupeboard
;
; After an EC*-statement, only one echo-tag can be specified. But you
; can put more than one group behind the GR*-statements.
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; Global options
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; Delete the *.BAK-files after reaching the end of each section.
;
; DELETEBACKUP
;
; Defines the IUTIL-log. Default is IUTIL.LOG in the current directory
;
;LOG C:\FD\LOG\IUTIL.LOG
;
; Defines the loglevel (the information which should be written into the log)
;
; Possible parameters are:
;
; DISABLED no logging
; FATAL Fatal Errors (!)
; ERROR Other Errors (?)
; PROGRAM Execution information ($)
; BRIEF Brief messages (+)
; TRIVIAL Trivial messages (-)
; DEBUG Debuglevel ( )
;
; DEBUG will slow down IUTIL because lot of things are written
; to the logfile.
;
LOGLEVEL FATAL ERROR PROGRAM BRIEF TRIVIAL
;
; Defines whether IUTIL should support the sharing of files (network, multi-
; tasking environment). This statement should only be used if SHARE has
; been loaded.
; If sharing should be enabled at the start of IUTIL, use the commandline
; switch /SHARING
;
;SHARING
;
; This statement disables the short wait time at the end of IUTIL. This can
; also be done with the commandline switch /NOWAIT.
;
;NOWAITATEND
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; IMAIL section, IMAIL config-path
;
; ===========================================================================
;
[Imail]
;
; Path to the IMAIL-configuration.
; If you have defined the IMAIL-environment variable, this statement can be
; omitted.
;
PATH C:\FD\IMAIL\
;
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; AAC section
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; Read AAC-configuration from IUT_AAC.CFG.
;
;INCLUDE IUT_AAC.CFG
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; ECHOMAINT section
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; Read ECHOMAINT-configuration from IUT_ECHO.CFG.
;
;INCLUDE IUT_ECHO.CFG
;
; ===========================================================================
;
; CONVERT section
;
; ===========================================================================
; FrontDoor section
; ===========================================================================
;
; Read FrontDoor-configuration from IUT_FD.CFG.
;
INCLUDE IUT_FD.CFG
;
; ===========================================================================
; Remote Access section
; ===========================================================================
;
; Read Remote Access-configuration from IUT_RA.CFG.
;
INCLUDE IUT_RA.CFG
;
; ===========================================================================
; QuickBBS section
; ===========================================================================
;
; Read QuickBBS-configuration from IUT_QBBS.CFG.
;
;INCLUDE IUT_QBBS.CFG
;
; ===========================================================================
; SuperBBS section
; ===========================================================================
;
; Read SuperBBS-configuration from IUT_SBBS.CFG.
;
;INCLUDE IUT_SBBS.CFG
;
; ===========================================================================
; Areas.BBS and similar files section
; ===========================================================================
;
;
; Read Areas.BBS-like files configuration from IUT_AREA.CFG.
;
;INCLUDE IUT_AREA.CFG
;
;INCLUDE IUT_ARE1.CFG
;
;INCLUDE IUT_ARE2.CFG
;