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; MakeArea.Cfg sample File
;
; The MakeArea.Cfg file tells MakeArea.Cmd how to find the files
; and directories needed to perform it's task. It also allows you
; to customize the results somewhat. Valid entries in the Cfg file
; have the form '<KeyWord><space><Value>' where <space> is either the
; space character or the tab character, <KeyWord> is the First word
; on the line, and <Value> is the string of characters following
; <space>. If the first character of the line is in the set of:
; '!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@' then the line is treated as a
; comment. The value of <space> can be any number of space and tab
; characters. Invalid keywords are reported to the logfile.
;
;
; The keyword BadMsgDir defines the path where Squish tosses
; messages with invalid echo tags. This is the same path
; pointed to by the Badarea keyword in the SQUISH.CFG file.
; Be sure that the path ends in an '\'
; Default='' (currently logged path)
;
BadMsgDir D:\Mail\MsgBad\
;
;
;
; The keyword ELAreaFile points a file in the ELAREA.DAT format
; as published by the FidoNet EchoList Co-ordinator and distributed
; monthly in the Filebone area 'Echolist'.
; Default='ELAREA.DAT' (file in currently logged path)
;
ELAreaFile C:\Makearea\ELArea.Dat
;
;
;
; The DefaultMailDir is the path upon which new echoareas will be
; built, for both Squish.Cfg and MsgArea.Ctl files.
; Default='' (currently logged path)
;
DefaultMailDir D:\Mail\
;
;
;
; The SquishCfgFile keyword points to the Squish.Cfg file.
; Default='Squish.Cfg' (file in currently logged path)
;
SquishCfgFile C:\Binkley\Squish\Squish.Cfg
;
;
;
; The keyword MsgAreaCtlFile points to the Maximus control file
; to which new areas are to be added.
; Default='MsgArea.Ctl' (file in currently logged path)
;
MsgAreaCtlFile C:\Max\MsgArea.PC
;
;
;
; The LogFile keyword tells MakeArea where to record a history of
; area creation.
; Default='MakeArea.Log' (file in currently logged path)
;
LogFile D:\Logs\MakeArea.Log
;
;
;
; The keyword RuleFileDir tells MakeArea what path to search for a
; echo rules file as defined in the ELAREA.DAT file. Currently does
; nothing.
; Default='' (currently logged path)
;
RuleFileDir C:\MakeArea\Rules\
;
;
;
; The DescriptionDir keyword tells MakeArea to format and write a
; file describing the echo area to the DescriptionDir path. The
; information is taken from the ELAREA.DAT file. See also the
; MeccaPrefixFile, MeccaSuffixFile, and WrapDescLines keywords.
; Default='NUL:' (Description files not saved)
;
DescriptionDir D:\Mail\Desc\
;
;
;
; The DefaultSquishFlags keyword is used when constructing the
; new area definition in Squish.Cfg, and define the number of days
; and number of messages to keep. See docs for Squish for other
; flag functions.
; Default='-$m6000 -$d6' (I run sqpack daily - don't you?)
;
DefaultSquishFlags -$m6000 -$d6
;
;
;
; The keyword DefaultUserPriv is used to tell Maximus what level
; users are allowed access to most areas created by MakeArea.
; Default='Disgrace'
;
DefaultUserPriv Disgrace
;
;
;
; The keyword SysopUserPriv tells Maximus what level users are
; allowed access to new areas which are flagged 'Sysop only' in
; the ELAREA.DAT file.
; Default='AsstSysop'
;
SysopUserPriv AsstSysop
;
;
;
; The DefaultKeys keyword allows you to have MakeArea add Keys
; to the Maximus definition of new areas.
; Default='' (no keys)
;
DefaultKeys E
;
;
;
; The DefaultNodeLink keyword is used when building Squish.Cfg
; definitions. If MakeArea can't figure out where a message came
; from, this value is used.
; Default='' (no uplink)
;
DefaultNodeLink 3615/50
;
; The keyword WrapDescLines determines the maximum length of a line
; in a description file. Lines are wrapped on either the space ' '
; character or the dash '-' character.
; Default=78 (no lines longer than 78 characters)
;
WrapDescLines 78
;
;
;
; The MeccaPrefixFile keyword points to a file whose contents will
; be added as-is to the beginning of each description file. You
; can use this to set colors, turn off/on or test for keys, or any
; other valid Mecca operation.
; Default='NUL:' (No mecca prefix added to beginning of description)
;
MeccaPrefixFile Mecca.Pre
;
;
;
; The MeccaSuffixFile keyword points to a file whose contents will
; be added as-is to the END of each description file. If you don't
; know what to do with the MeccaPrefixFile keyword, you won't need
; this one, either!
; Default='NUL:' (No mecca suffix appended to description file)
;
MeccaSuffixFile Mecca.Suf
;