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; =============================================================================
; PacketSorter v 1.4 sample configuration file
; =============================================================================
;
; Make sure this configuration file can be found if you want to use it:
;
; pktsort -c\PATH\pktsort.cfg
;
; or set an environment variable:
;
; SET PKTSORT=-c\PATH\pktsort.cfg
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The MessageWindowSize specifies the maximum number of messages to
; keep in main memory during the operation of PacketSorter. The higher
; this value, the better the defragmentation/sorting will be. A message
; takes approx. 1.3 Kbytes, so you'll need 1.3 Mbytes of free memory
; above 1MB with a value of 1000, else your system starts swapping
; yielding poor performance. Possible values for the MessageWindowSize
; range from 1 to 4294967295. A value of 1 disables defragmentation.
;
; Refer to command line option -w in 'pktsort.doc' for more information.
;
MessageWindowSize 1000
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The SplitMessages keyword tells PacketSorter to split messages that are
; longer than the specified value (in bytes). Incoming messages that are
; already split will be 'unsplit' internally and re-split if necessary.
; If this keyword is commented out, there will be no splitting/unsplitting.
; Set the value for SplitMessages to the maximum message length your tosser
; can handle minus 1000 for SEEN-BY lines which are possibly added.
; Possible values range from 8000 to 4294967295.
;
; Refer to command line option -s in 'pktsort.doc' for more information.
;
SplitMessages 15000
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The SplitPackets keyword tells PacketSorter the maximum number of
; messages to put into a single output packet. If the maximum number is
; reached in a packet, the next packet will be created. With a value of
; 1000 you'll get packets of approximately 1.3 MB at maximum. Possible
; values range from 1 to 4294967295. Warning: do not set this value too
; low, as there may be thousands of single packet files created if a huge
; packet is received and the SplitPackets value is small.
;
; Refer to command line option -p in 'pktsort.doc' for more information.
;
SplitPackets 1000
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The SortMessagesBy keyword tells PacketSorter to sort messages by subject
; or time. If this keyword is commented out, there will be no subject or time
; sorting. Possible values are Subject and Time.
;
; Refer to command line option -o in 'pktsort.doc' for more information.
;
SortMessagesBy Subject
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The RemoveGarbage keyword tells PacketSorter to remove garbage from
; 'bad' packets instead of refusing to process them. The offsets of the
; bytes removed will be logged on the screen and to the log file, if
; specified. The value to RemoveGarbage is the maximum number of removed
; bytes that will still not cause PacketSorter to rename the 'bad' packet to
; *.bad for later examination. The proper messages inside a 'bad' packet
; will be processed in any case, not regarding whether the packet is
; renamed to *.bad or not. Possible values range from 0 to 4294967295.
;
; Refer to command line option -g in 'pktsort.doc' for more information.
;
RemoveGarbage 3000
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The LogFile keyword instructs PacketSorter to log processing and error
; information to the given file. If this keyword is commented out, there
; will be no logging to a file (only to screen).
;
; Possible values are any valid \path\filename
;
LogFile pktsort.log
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The PacketDirectory keyword tells PacketSorter where to search inbound
; packets. This is usually the current directory. Possible values are all
; valid directories.
;
; Refer to command line option -d in 'pktsort.doc' for more information.
;
PacketDirectory .
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The DefaultArchiver keyword selects an Archiver just like you can with -e
; on the command line. I doubt that specifying an archiver default in the
; configuration file could be useful, but it is included here for completness.
; Possible values to DefaultArchiver are all valid Archiver definition keys.
;
;DefaultArchiver ARJ
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The MainAka keyword tells PacketSorter your FidoNet address. This is
; currently not used but maybe it will in future versions. It does not harm if
; you fill in your aka now. Possible values to MainAka are all 4D FidoNet
; addresses. If you are not a point but a node, you have to use .0
;
;MainAka 2:2447/107.8
;
;
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The Archiver entry predefines some archivers which can be selected with
; the command line option -e. Please give a complete path to the archiver
; program. You don't want somebody to send you a DISK ERASING PROGRAM named
; ARJ.EXE or UNZIP.EXE into your inbound directory, where it is EXECUTED
; the next time packets are to decompress!!!
; The Archiver entries have the form
; Archiver SELECTOR ARCHIVER-PROGRAM
; The SELECTOR is used for the parameter -e on the command line to select
; an archiver to be executed before packets are processed. ARCHIVER-PROGRAM is
; the (un)archiver program to execute. Read pktsort.doc for details.
;
;Archiver ARJ c:\packers\arj.exe
;Archiver UNZIP c:\packers\unzip.exe
;Archiver LHA c:\packers\lh32.exe
;
;
; =============================================================================
; end of sample configuration file
; =============================================================================