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% MsgPost/2 Version 1.10 Dec 1992 -- Configuration File
%
% Valid comment characters are '%' and ';'. Note that ALL configuration
% commands contained within this file are also valid if entered at the
% top of the source text file. In that case, they will override entries
% in this configuration file. All configuration verbs are case insensitive.
%
% Address: [Zone:]Net/Node[.Point][@Domain]
% The 'Address:' command tells MsgPost your system network
% address. This is required for all MsgPost functions. The
% created message origin address defaults to this system
% address. Use the -O command line option to override with a
% different origin address, for multi-network operation, etc.
% Full 5D addressing is supported. 3:690/613 3:690/613.13, and
% 3:690/613.13@fidonet are all valid entries.
Address: 2:292/608.18
% Origin: <Your system echomail identification>
% Echomail origin line. This is not required or used for netmail
% or local messages. For echomail format (the default output
% method), MsgPost uses the configuration origin entry from
% either this configuration file, or from the optional
% configuration allowed at the top of the source text file. If
% neither of these is found, MsgPost attempts to locate the
% Origin file from the message area. For *.Msg areas, this file
% is called 'ORIGIN.' in the message directory. For Squish
% format areas, the name is 'BASENAME.SQO', where 'BASENAME' is
% the name of the Squish message base. If the file is not found,
% a default Origin entry is used.
Origin: Welplin's Lair * +32-16-237235 * 23:00-03:00
% Area: <Message area path & name>
% Message area path. Indicate a Squish format area by use a
% leading '$'character. This is the path, and for Squish areas
% the name of the message base, into which MsgPost will write
% the generated messages. Only one entry or area is supported.
% Area: d:\msg\net
Area: $f:\msgbase\test
% Netmail: [Zone:]Net/Node[.Point][@Domain]
% The 'Netmail:' option tells MsgPost to create the generated
% message(s) in Netmail format, and specifies the destination
% address. 5d addresses are supported.
Netmail: 3:632/348
% MsgType: <Echomail | Conference | Local | Matrix>
% 'MsgType: <Type>' specifies the type of message to create.
% Available types are Echomail, Conference, Local, and Matrix.
% Echomail is the default type when nothing is specified. The
% Conference type is similar to Echomail, but uses a PID kludge
% line and no tear or Origin line in the generated message.
% Local messages are also similar to Echomail, without the
% Origin and SeenBy lines or PID kludge line. Matrix is the netmail
% format, also activated by providing a netmail destination
% address, via either the 'Netmail:' configuration verb or the
% -N command line option.
% MsgType: Echomail
% MsgType: Conference
% MsgType: Local
MsgType: Matrix
% To: <Some Name>
% The 'To:' command gives MsgPost the To: field for the
% generated message(s). This command is not required, the default
% is to "All". For List mode this field is ignored.
To: All
% From: <Your Name>
% The 'From:' option indicated the message(s) From: field. Also
% not required, the default being "MsgPost v1.05".
From: MsgPost
% Subj: <Your Subject>
% 'Subj:' is the option that tells MsgPost the generated
% message(s) subject line. Not required, the default is
% "Automated Posting".
Subj: Automated Posting
% Attr: <c|f|h|d|k|p|r|u|l>
% The 'Attr:' option enables setting of most of the generated
% message(s) attributes. These include c,f,h,d,k,p,r,u, and l.
% See the Document file for details.
Attr: p
% FakeNet: <###>
% The 'FakeNet:' option specifies the fakenet for point systems.
% Normally not a requirement for 4D points, this may reduce
% problems with MsgPost's default SEENBY addition. See also the
% 'NoSeenBy:' configuration option.
% FakeNet: 6130
% NoSeenBy:
% The 'NoSeenBy:' command turns off the addition of a SEENBY
% line listing the message origin address, for Echomail messages.
% NoSeenBy:
% Split: <###>
% Same as the -S command line option, 'Split: <###>' sets the
% maximum message size in Kilobytes for message splitting. Range
% is from 0 to 16. Using a value of zero turns off splitting, in
% which case MsgPost loads up to 16Kb from the input text file,
% ignoring any extra text from the file. The default split
% maximum is 12Kb, a value which is probably safe with most
% today's existing mail processers. Recommended setting is 8Kb,
% producing split messages to 8Kb in size each.
Split: 8
% End of configuration file