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- ; Binkley.CFG -- configuration file for BinkleyTerm 1.10 and above.
- ;
- ; The file is an example of a setup for a simple point system. Other
- ; configurations are possible by changing values and options used.
- ;
- ; The following should be in the file for all applications of BT:
- ;
- ; Port Your Port (1=COM1, 2=COM2)
- ; Baud Your Baud (300,1200,2400,4800,9600,19200)
- ; Carrier Your carrier mask in hex (usually 80)
- ; Init Initialization string for your modem
- ; Prefix Your modem's dial prefix (ATDT or ATDP)
- ; Suffix Your modem's dial suffix (if you need one)
- ; Netfile Location of your inbound file area (used for D/L too)
- ; Overwrite If this is present, then received files will overwrite
- ; another file of the same name, unless the received file
- ; is an ARCmail type file.
- ;
-
- Port 1
- Baud 2400
- Carrier 80
-
- ; Note: BT's dialer ignores '-', substitutes CR for '|', delays one
- ; second for '~', delays 1/20th second for '`', raises DTR signal
- ; for '^' and lowers DTR signal for 'v'.
- ; All other characters are passed to the modem.
- ;
- ; If your modem does not appear to be responding, try inserting the
- ; short delay (back quote) in between characters in the modem strings.
- ; Most modems will take the commands quite quickly, but others will not.
-
- Init |ATV1Q0X1|
- Prefix |ATDP,
- ;Suffix
- Netfile C:\Bink\Inbound\
- ;Overwrite
-
- ;
- ; In addition to the entries above, to use BT as a simple point polling
- ; system and file request program you should have the following here:
- ;
- ; Busy String to send to your modem to make it "busy".
- ; Nodelist Where your system stores its nodelist files
- ; Hold Location of your outbound hold area
- ; Netmail Location of your "Matrix Message" area
- ; Zone Zone your Point (and Boss) is located in. Currently
- ; North America is Zone 1, Europe is Zone 2, and Australia
- ; is Zone 3.
- ; Boss Net and Node of your "Boss" node (if BT is a "Point"),
- ; or your net/node if BT is a regular node.
- ; Point Your net/node number. This will be the same as 'Boss' if
- ; BT is used as a regular node, otherwise it will be different.
- ; System Name of your system.
- ; Sysop Your name
- ;
- Busy |ATM0H1|
- Nodelist C:\Bink\
- Hold C:\Bink\Outbound\
- Netmail C:\Bink\Msg\
- Zone 1
- Boss 999/999
- Point 9876/1234
- System BinkleyTerm Sample Point System
- Sysop Simple Sysop
-
- ;
- ; In addition to the previous entries, you should have the following
- ; fields filled in here if BT is running as a mailer or frontend
- ;
- ; Statuslog Fully-qualified path name of your log file
- ; Unattended Forces BT into "unattended" mode automatically.
- ; NoPickup Don't pickup mail when doing LoTek
- ; NoRequests Don't allow LoTek File Requests
- ; Avail Your system's list of files available.
- ; Okfile Your system's "candidates for file request" list
- ; About Your system's little file-requestable advertisement
- ; MaxReq Maximum number of files that can be requested in one session
- ; Banner The advertisement you pop out when receiving a call
- ; BBS How to call BBS when enabled.
- ; Event For BT's internal scheduler. See WHATSNEW.109 for details.
- ;
-
- Statuslog C:\Bink\Binkley.Log
- ;Unattended
- Avail C:\Bink\Filelist.Lst
- Okfile C:\Bink\Okfile.Lst
- About C:\Bink\About_Me.Doc
- MaxReq 40
- Banner Welcome to the BinkleyTerm Sample Point System!
-
- ; For a regular node with a BBS one of these two options should
- ; be enabled to drop to the BBS system.
- ;BBS Spawn
- ;BBS Exit
-
- ;
- ; The following series of events correspond to calling times
- ; consistent with AT&T Reach Out America plan. The system will
- ; send ONLY crashmail during times when it is expensive to call
- ; long distance. It will call anywhere during times when it is
- ; cheap to call. It also is common practice to not honor file
- ; requests during the National Mail Hour. The events below
- ; correspond to Eastern Standard Time and would have to be changed
- ; (especially the NMH slot) for other time zones.
- ;
-
- Event Week 08:00 22:00 C E1=200 ; Expensive rates
- Event WkEnd 08:00 17:00 E1=200 ; Cheap rates
- Event Sun 17:00 22:00 C E1=200 ; Expensive on Sundays
- Event Sat 17:00 22:00 E1=200 ; Cheap on Saturdays
- Event All 22:00 24:00 E1=200 ; Always cheap
- Event All 00:00 04:00 E1=200 ; Always cheap
- Event All 04:00 05:00 N E1=200 ; No requests or BBS during NMH
- Event All 05:00 08:00 E1=200 ; Always cheap