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1995-11-16
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# sample of MailGate.Cfg
# your fidonet address goes here zone:net/node[.point]
MyAddr=1:229/622
# this line will appear under the header Organization:
# in outbound messages
MyOrg=Proven Systems
# this line is used for incoming and outgoing messages
# to resolve addressing. it should be your complete
# domain name
MyDomain=proven.com
# this is where the logfile goes. it is only produced
# when you run MailGate with the -l switch
LogFile=c:\dev\MM
# this is used if you specify Send=Queue. it is the
# outbound queue directory for SENDMAIL. MailGate will
# enqueue outgoing mail for much higher speed
# if you use this option. You should only use it
# if the directory is on the same machine you're running
# MailGate on, never for another machine on a network.
ServerOutBox=C:\tcpip\etc\mqueue
# this is where SENDMAIL places incoming mail, and where
# MailGate looks for it, when you specify no options
# (list only) or the -in option (import mail)
ServerInBox=c:\tcpip\umail\server\inbox
# If you are using Ultimail, set this to: MailStyle=Ultimail
# If you are using LaMail, set this to: MailStyle=LaMail
# If you are using some other mailer, set to: MailStyle=Other
MailStyle=Umail
# this is the Fidonet message area where you want MailGate to
# place your inbound mail and scan for outbound mail.
# If you end the line with $, it is assumed to be
# a Squish message base, otherwise a *.MSG message base.
# if it's a *.MSG message base you should append the backslash
EmailArea=c:\Max\Email $
# this line specifies the directory path where you want inbound
# binary files placed. If MailGate finds a UUencoded binary, it
# wil decode the file and place it here.
FileAttachArea=c:\Max\File\Uncheck
# if you use Maximus 2.0 BBS and want to search the USER.BBS for
# names and aliases, uncomment this line. it does NOT include
# the filename, only the path
Max2UserBBS=c:\Max
# if you dont want to use aliases from the USER.BBS, uncomment
# this line
#UseBBSAlias=No
# this is the path to your tcpip aliases file
# this one INCLUDES the filename
# NOT implemented in this release
# AliasFile=c:\tcpip\etc\aliases
# this is the path to MailGate's user file. The file must be
# created prior to using MailGate. See the documentation for more.
UserFile=c:\Max\
# if you toss messages for unknown users, this is where MailGate
# will put them. The TossBadMsgs switch must be set before
# MailGate will toss them.
BadArea=c:\Max\Msg\Bad
# you have two options here:
# Send=Pipe
# Send=Queue
# if you specify Send=Pipe (default), MailGate will call SENDMAIL
# directly as Ultimail does, to send each message.
#
# if you specify Send=Queue, MailGate will enqueue messages and
# let SENDMAIL send them itself whenever it checks the queue.
# if SENDMAIL and its directories are on another machine on
# the network, you MUST specify this option.
Send=Queue
# there are 3 ways to handle bad messages or messages to users
# unknown to your system:
# 1) you can have MailGate toss them to your BAD_MSG area
# 2) you can have MailGate bounce them back to the senders
# 3) you can have MailGate just skip them and leave them in
# SENDMAIL's inbox
# Comment this line out if you don't want MailGate to toss unknown
# or bad messages to your BAD_MSG message area.
#TossBadMsgs
# Comment this line out if you don't want MailGate to return
# bad or unknown user messages to senders.
BounceBadMsgs
# incoming email has headers that are classified as A-headers and
# B-headers. A-headers include From:, To:, Full-Name:, and Return-Path:.
# B-headers include all other info in the header part of the message.
# MailGate ALWAYS stores A-Header info in the 'Hidden' area of the
# message (known as Kludge-Lines). If you want to see this info
# in your message, comment out this next line
#KeepAHeaders
#if you just want to leave the A-header info hidden, use this line:
HideAHeaders
# MailGate does not usually keep B-Header information. You have 3
# choices: you can keep it in the message body where you can see it
# you can keep it, but hidden
# you can skip it, so that it is ignored
# uncomment the line that will best suit you.
#KeepBHeaders
HideBHeaders
#SkipBHeaders
# Well-written Fido message editors do not place carriage returns at
# the end of lines, allowing the text to flow evenly across other
# editors that might read messages they produce. In the Email world,
# however, text is expected to appear as if it were typed. By default
# MailGate wraps words to the next line if the line exceeds 70 characters.
# You can set this parameter for anything from 40 to 80 columns.
TextWidth=70
# We recommend you keep email in a Local message area. If you use an
# EchoMail area, the Fidonet system will place Path and Seen-by kludges
# at the end of messages, after the tear-line. If you use an EchoMail
# area and want to keep these lines from being scanned out into
# internet mail, uncomment either or both of these next 2 lines:
#NoOutboundKludges
#NoOutboundSeenbys
# If you specify UseTime, MailGate will keep a log of when it imports
# mail. When you check for new pending mail, it will not look at any
# mail that is older than this time, in other words, it will only report
# mail that has arrived since the last time you looked.
UseTime
# If you specify NoLocalFlag, MailGate will not set the local flag
# on incoming messages it tosses. Default is to set the local flag.
#NoLocalFlag
# These lines are for the extra utility MCheck, which checks areas
# for mail that has been received and not read. MCheck will look
# for unread mail for all users specified with lines starting with
# mcname, in all areas specified in lines starting with mcarea.
# Note that names are enclosed in quotes and Squish areas are
# flagged with a $.
mcname "Dave Hamilton"
mcname "daveh@proven.com"
mcname "daveh"
mcname "sysop"
mcarea \Max\Email $
mcarea \Max\Msg\Net $