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- #
- #
- # @(#)rkive.cf 1.1 6/1/89
- #
- # An rkive.cf template.
- # Copy and edit this to reflect the local archive conditions.
- # After editing, run ckconfig to display how rkive will interpret
- # the local specifications.
- #
- # The format of the configuration file is as follows:
- #
- ######################################################################
- #
- # Global variables
- # SPOOLDIR - the base directory for the news subsystem
- # PROBLEMS - The name of the base directory used to store any
- # duplicate or "problem" articles. All articles are
- # stored under this directory in a newsgroup/volume
- # directory.
- # TYPE - This is the archive type (or the archive key)
- # There are 3 possible keys:
- # Volume-Issue, Archive-Name or Article-Number
- # These are used to determine if you wish the
- # articles archived in a
- # /basedir/amiga/Volume1/v001i22 or
- # /basedir/amiga/Volume1/sitonit or
- # /basedir/amiga/Volume1/44 format
- # PATCHES - This variable determines the way in which patches
- # are installed into the archive. If the PATCHES
- # entry is not defined either globally or within
- # the newsgroup, the article is handled as a regular
- # article and is stored according to the specified
- # parameters of the newsgroup. The following are
- # the valid possible values for the PATCHES variable:
- # PATCHES=Historical
- # This is the same as if no PATCHES entry
- # existed at all. It is useful if Historical
- # patches archiving is the default but there
- # are certain newsgroups that have it specified
- # differently.
- # PATCHES=Package
- # Package patches archiving allows the inbound
- # patch to be placed with the directory with
- # the initially posted articles. In this manner
- # all parts and fixes of a package are together
- # making it easier for software retrieval by
- # uucp requests and mail request facilities
- # such as netlib.
- # MAIL - If specified, all actions are mailed to the
- # list of users specified. The user names are
- # a comma separated list. It is not necessary to
- # specify any users.
- # OWNER - The unix login name for the owner of the
- # archive files after they are stored in the archive.
- # GROUP - The unix group value for the group ownership of
- # the archive files after they are stored in the
- # archive.
- # MODE - The modes of the files residing in the archive.
- # LOG - The location of the master log in which all
- # actions are logged.
- # LOG_FORMAT - The format of the records of the master log file.
- # See the man page for article for a discussion of
- # the available selection format capabilities.
- # INDEX - The location of the master index (if one is kept).
- # The index can be used to interface with the netlib
- # source retrieval software facility.
- # INDEX_FORMAT - The format of the records of the master log file.
- # See the man page for article for a discussion of
- # the available selection format capabilities.
- # COMPRESS - The location of the compression utility if the
- # files are to be reduced.
- #
- ######################################################################
- SPOOLDIR=/usr/spool/news
- PROBLEMS=/usenet/problems
- TYPE= Volume-Issue
- PATCHES=Historical
- MAIL=kent
- OWNER=src
- GROUP=archive
- MODE=0444
- LOG=/usenet/archive.log
- LOG_FORMAT= "%B %T"
- INDEX= /usenet/index
- INDEX_FORMAT= "%B %a %T"
- #COMPRESS=/usr/lbin/compress
-
- ######################################################################
- #
- # Each Newsgroup to be archived has an entry with the following
- # possible variables. (Note that all variables are not necessary)
- #
- # BASEDIR - This is the path to the base directory of the archive
- # TYPE - This is the archive type (or the archive key)
- # There are 3 possible keys:
- # Volume-Issue, Archive-Name or Article-Number
- # These are used to determine if you wish the articles
- # archived in a
- # /basedir/amiga/Volume1/v001i22 or
- # /basedir/amiga/Volume1/sitonit or
- # /basedir/amiga/Volume1/44 format
- # PATCHES - This variable determines the way in which patches
- # are installed into the archive. If the PATCHES
- # entry is not defined either globally or within
- # the newsgroup, the article is handled as a regular
- # article and is stored according to the specified
- # parameters of the newsgroup. The following are
- # the valid possible values for the PATCHES variable:
- # PATCHES=Historical
- # This is the same as if no PATCHES entry
- # existed at all. It is useful if Historical
- # patches archiving is the default but there
- # are certain newsgroups that have it specified
- # differently.
- # PATCHES=Package
- # Package patches archiving allows the inbound
- # patch to be placed with the directory with
- # the initially posted articles. In this manner
- # all parts and fixes of a package are together
- # making it easier for software retrieval by
- # ftp, uucp requests and mail request facilities
- # such as netlib.
- # MAIL - If specified, all actions are mailed to the
- # list of users specified. The user names are
- # a comma separated list.
- # OWNER - The unix login name for the owner of the archive files
- # after they are stored in the archive.
- # GROUP - The unix group value for the group ownership of the archive
- # files after they are stored in the archive.
- # MODE - The modes of the files residing in the archive.
- # LOG - The location of the log in which all actions are logged.
- # LOG_FORMAT - The format of the records of the master log file.
- # See the man page for article for a discussion of
- # the available selection format capabilities.
- # INDEX - The location of the master index (if one is kept).
- # The index can be used to interface with the netlib
- # source retrieval software facility.
- # INDEX_FORMAT - The format of the records of the master log file.
- # See the man page for article for a discussion of
- # the available selection format capabilities.
- # COMPRESS - The location of the compression utility if the files
- # are to be reduced.
- #
- ######################################################################
- $$comp.sources.amiga
- BASEDIR: /usenet/amiga
- TYPE: Volume-Issue
- MAIL: rick
- LOG: /usenet/amiga/log
- INDEX: /usenet/amiga/index
- INDEX_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
-
- $$comp.sources.atari.st
- BASEDIR: /usenet/atari/st
- TYPE: Volume-Issue
- LOG: /usenet/atari/st/log
- INDEX: /usenet/atari/st/index
- INDEX_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
-
- $$comp.sources.games
- BASEDIR: /usenet/games
- MAIL: rick
- TYPE: Volume-Issue
- LOG: /usenet/games/log
- INDEX: /usenet/games/index
- INDEX_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
-
- $$comp.sources.mac
- BASEDIR: /usenet/mac
- TYPE: Article-Number
- LOG: /usenet/mac/log
- INDEX: /usenet/mac/index
- INDEX_FORMAT: "%O %a %T"
-
- $$comp.sources.misc
- BASEDIR: /usenet/misc
- TYPE: Volume-Issue
- MAIL: rick
- LOG: /usenet/misc/log
- INDEX: /usenet/misc/index
- INDEX_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
-
- $$comp.sources.unix
- BASEDIR: /usenet/unix
- TYPE: Volume-Issue
- MAIL: rick
- LOG: /usenet/unix/log
- LOG_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
- INDEX: /usenet/unix/index
- INDEX_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
-
- $$comp.sources.x
- BASEDIR: /usenet/x
- TYPE: Archive-Name
- PATCHES: Package
- MAIL: rick,kent,mark
- LOG: /usenet/x/log
- LOG_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
- INDEX: /usenet/unix/index
- INDEX_FORMAT: "%B %a %T"
-
- $$alt.sources
- BASEDIR: /usenet/alt/sources
- TYPE: Article-Number
- LOG: /usenet/alt/sources/log
- LOG_FORMAT: "%O %S"
-
- $$alt.sources.amiga
- BASEDIR: /usenet/alt/sources/amiga
- TYPE: Article-Number
- MAIL: rick
- LOG: /usenet/alt/sources/amiga/log
- LOG_FORMAT: "%O %S"
-