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DOOR.CFG
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; DOOR.CFG - Sample Data Downs door configuration file
;
; This configuration file can be used by the sysop to customize Data Downs
; door for use on their own system. The information in this file is NOT usually
; needed, and the file can be left as is, or even erased, without effecting the
; door's performance. Data Downs is designed to run on almost any BBS system
; automatically, without requiring anything but to the door's .EXE file.
; However, there are many cases where the sysop may wish to customize a door's
; operation using this configuration file.
;
; ANY TEXT FOLLOWING A SEMI-COLON (;), AND BLANK LINES, ARE IGNORED.
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; BBS system directory. Indicates where the door information file (drop file)
; can be found. Remove the semi-colon (;) to activate this option.
;
;BBSDir C:\BBS
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; The door's working directory. This is where the door's system files are
; located. Remove the semi-colon (;) to activate this option.
;
;DoorDir C:\BBS\MYDOOR
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Local mode override. Forces door to always operate in local test mode.
; Remove the semi-colon (;) to activate this option. When this mode is
; activated, no door information file is required and default settings are
; used for the user's name, location, etc.
;
;LocalMode
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Log File options. "LogFileName" specifies filename (path optional) where the
; door should record log information. To disable the log file altogether,
; remove the semi-colon (;) from the "DisableLogging" line.
;
;LogFileName DOOR.LOG
;DisableLogging
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; BBS node number that door is running on. Only used if Data Downs is unable
; to determine the node number by some other means.
;
Node 1
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Maximum length of time a user is permitted to access the door. If the user's
; total remaining time on the BBS is less than this value, the user will only
; be permitted to access the door for this shorter length of time. This option
; may be disabled by placing a semi-colon (;) at the beginning of the line.
; When this option is disabled, the user will be permitted to use the full
; of their remaining time on the BBS within the door.
;
;MaximumDoorTime 15
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Inactivity timeout. Specifies the maximum number of seconds that may elapse
; without the user pressing any key, before the user will be automatically
; disconnected. A value of 0 disables inactivity timeouts.
;
InactivityTimeout 200
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Name of the sysop. Data Downs can usually determine the sysop's name from
; the information passed to the door by the BBS. However, some BBS software
; does not supply this information to doors. In such cases, if the sysop's
; name is required by the door, it may be supplied here. Remove the semi-colon
; (;) to activate this option.
;
;SysopName The Sysop
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Name of the BBS. Data Downs can usually determine the name of the BBS from
; the information passed to the door by the BBS. However, some BBS software
; does not supply this information to door programs. In such cases, if the
; name of the BBS is needed by the door, it may be supplied here. Remove the
; semi-colon (;) to activate this option.
;
;SystemName Unnamed BBS
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Serial port options. These options are generally not needed, as these
; settings can usually be determined from the BBS door information file.
; "LockedBPS" specifies the the BPS rate at which the door should communicate
; with the modem. "SerialPort" specifies the port port number that the modem
; is connected to. Unless you have reassigned the port numbers through your
; FOSSIL drive, port 0 corresponds to COM1, port 1 corresponds to COM2, and
; so on. Remove the semi-colon (;) to activate either of these options.
;
;LockedBPS 38400
;SerialPort 0
;
;
; Under DOS, a FOSSIL driver is normally used for serial I/O if one is
; available. If a FOSSIL driver has not been loaded, the door communicates
; directly with the modem. Removing the semi-colon (;) from the "NoFossil"
; option causes the door to always communicate directly with the modem,
; bypassing any FOSSIL driver.
;
;NoFossil
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; The following options only apply for the MS-DOS version of this program,
; and only if a FOSSIL driver is NOT being used for serial communications.
; If a FOSSIL driver IS being used, these options are normally set on the
; FOSSIL driver command line. Under Windows, these options are set in the
; control panel.
;
; Hexidecimal address of the serial port. This address can usually be
; determined automatically for ports COM1, COM2, COM3, and COM4, and is
; normally only required for ports COM5 and higher. Remove the semi-colon
; (;) to activate this option.
;
;PortAddress 2F8
;
;
; Interrupt request line that the serial port is using. May be any IRQ line
; from 1 to 15. By default, IRQ line 4 is used for ports COM1: and COM3:,
; while IRQ line 3 is used for all other ports. Remove the semi-colon (;)
; to activate this option.
;
;PortIRQ 4
;
;
; Serial I/O buffer sizes. "ReceiveBuffer" specifies the number of bytes in
; the serial I/O receive buffer. You may want to increase this buffer size
; if you find that characters being sent from the user's modem are being lost.
; "TransmitBuffer" specifies the number of bytes in the serial I/O transmit
; buffer. You may want to increase this buffer size for improved performance
; in some multitasking environments. A transmit buffer size smaller than 3072
; bytes is not recommended.
;
ReceiveBuffer 256
TransmitBuffer 3072
;
;
; UART FIFO buffers. Normally, Data Downs will use 16550A UART FIFO buffers
; if they are available. You can prevent Data Downs from using the FIFO
; buffers, even if they are available, by removing the semi-colon before
; the "NoFIFO" keyword. The "FIFOTriggerSize" specifies how many characters
; may be placed in the FIFO buffers before an serial I/O interrupt is
; envoked. Valid values are 1, 4, 8 and 14 bytes. The default value is 4
; bytes.
;
;NoFIFO
FIFOTriggerSize 4
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------