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#
# System configuration file for system foobar.UUCP
#
# SAMPLE FILE ONLY -- Do not use if you have already installed
# UUPC/extended and customized this file.
#
# This file is set by setting the environment variable UUPCSYSRC
# to the full name of this file; this should be done in your
# AUTOEXEC.BAT via the MS-DOS SET command.
#
#
# System configuration section
#
#
# Your host name. This should be the same as the first part of
# your domain name, and unique in the first six characters. All
# registered system names are posted to USENET comp.mail.maps
# monthly. Note that all of the good ones are taken.
NodeName=veces
# Domain is your full host name according to the Internet naming
# conventions; if you do not have a domain registered with the
# Internet (you would know if you did!), use UUCP as your domain
# Name. The first part of the domain name is the same as your
# host name.
Domain=veces.bb.bawue.de
# Postmaster is where to deliver all mail that has a problem,
# like an invalid user id. This parameter is new and required
# in release 1.08c. Don't forget to read postmaster's mail
# every so often!
postmaster=postmast
# Mailserv is the system all mail will be sent if it is not
# destined for the local system (this PC) or another system
# known to this system listed in the SYSTEMS file. Note that
# the system defined as your mail server must be listed in the
# SYSTEMS file, otherwise UUIO and MAIL will fail.
MailServ=aragon
# Directories used by UUPC. The simplest thing to do is to decide
# on the top directory (in this example C:\LIB\UUPC), define that
# as the Configuration directory, and then define the other system
# related directories as sub-directories of the configuration
# Directory. Note that all of the directories listed below can be
# Left 'as-is', and UUPC will create them automatically.
#
# UUPC.RC and PERSONAL.RC can also be placed in the configuration
# Directory, but the full path and file names must be defined
# in your AUTOEXEC.BAT anyway.
# ConfDir is the configuration directory for UUPC; the SYSTEMS,
# PASSWD (if used) and HOSTPATH (if used) files must be placed
# in this directory.
ConfDir=c:\usr\uupc\config
# MailDir is where incoming mail is placed before it is read.
MailDir=c:\usr\uupc\mail
# NewsDir is where any news (if you arrange for it) will be dumped
# by UUPC rnews processing. UUPC really doesn't have news support.
NewsDir=e:\spool\news
# SpoolDir is where outgoing mail queued for other systems, and where
# the LOGFILE recording various UUIO information is recorded.
SpoolDir=e:\spool\uupc
# PubDir is where files are transferred to.
PubDir=c:\usr\uupc\public
# TempDir is used for temporary work files by both MAIL and UUPC.
TempDir=e:\spool\uupc\tmp
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
# * ArchiveDir is the directory used by news to archive old *
# * articles. This variable is new with release 1.11m and is *
# * required. *
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
ArchiveDir=c:\usr\uupc\archive
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
# * Extension for mailboxes. The default if omitted is no *
# * extension; the suggested value is SPB (Snuffles Polar *
# * Bear, our resident chocolate expert), which was chosen to be *
# * unique. *
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
#MailExt=SPB
# Program information. These parameters are new and required
# in release 1.08c.
# RMAIL is the program invoked by both MAIL and UUIO to deliver
# mail on your system. It's full path name should be specified.
# If only the name is specified, it will search the current
# directory and your path, which is not as secure. Note that the
# path name should be where you actually put the program.
# rmail=c:\usr\uupc\bin\rmail.exe
# RNEWS is a stub module for receiving news; it just dumps
# all the news in the news directory (below). Normally,
# you won't even get news from other hosts unless they have it
# and you ask for it. Like RMAIL, specify the full path.
# rnews=c:\usr\trn\lib\rnews.exe
Uncompress=gzip -d %s
# Inproperly addressed mail can loop if two systems are configured
# in such a fashion that each think the other should handle it.
# By checking the number of "Received:" lines in mail headers,
# mail catches the loop, sooner or later. You can leave it
# at the default, 20 hops, or lower it if you are a dead-end
# (leaf) node.
#MaximumHops=20
# UUPC/extended also allows controlling how long to wait for
# packets of data from the other systems it communicates with,
# and how long to wait for a specialized character called the
# sync character. If you get a lot of timeout errors during
# otherwise succlessful connections, you can raise these
# values. Note that raising the packet timeout automatically
# raises the default sync timeout, so leave the sync timeout
# commented out unless you have specific reason to do change
# it.
#PacketTimeout=10
#SynchronizeTimeout=11
# The maximum number errors allowed by UUPC/extended per packet
# can be raised if you get a lot of errors on the line which
# cause the connection to drop; however, you may want to check
# the communications equipment first.
#MaximumErrors=10
# Just to be kinky, you can up the size of the memory buffer
# used for files transferred. This can improve performance
# on a floppy based system. This number must be the lesser of
# 32767 and the amount available on the program heap. (You may a
# debugger to determine this latter value.)
#TransferBuffer=512
# If you invoke UUPC/extended to answer the phone, you must define
# the device to take the incoming calls, as shown below. This can be
# the name of any modem configuration file (*.MDM) in the UUPC/extended
# configuration direcory.
InModem=DIGI144
# Information used by the Mail User's Shell, if installed
# MushDir defines where to look for additional MUSH files;
# This (commented out) default says look in the UUPC/extended
# configuration directory.
#MushDir=e:\usr\uupc\mush
#
# System boolean options; if not specified, the default
# for each option is off, that is the option prefixed by
# "no".
#
# These options can only be specified in the system
# configuration file. They cannot be listed in the PERSONAL.RC
# file or changed via the options (o) command in mail.
#
# Option "bang" causes addressing information to be written
# in node!user format, instead of the default user@node.domain
# format. Don't use it unless your mail server cannot handle
# RFC-822 mail.
options=nobang
# Option "directory" causes mail to be delivered to subdirectories
# built from the maildir (above) and the user's name; for example,
# with the "directory" option, mail for "moi" will be delivered
# to /lib/uupc/moi/newmail. Useful mostly for networked PC's.
options=nodirectory
# Option "multiqueue" directs rmail to queue up only one copy of
# mail for multiple addressees routed via the same host. This
# was the default previous to release 1.09c.
options=multiqueue
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
# * Option "syslog" directs UUCICO to write a system log entry *
# * for each file transferred. This was not supported previous *
# * to release 1.11k, but was the default in that release. *
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
options=nosyslog
#
# Default personal configuration section
#
#
# we don't use snews as news reader
options=nosnews
#
# we have OS/2 with long filename support
options=longname
# (No defaults are defined). Note that specific user information
# goes in the PERSONAL.RC file, the name of which is defined by the
# environment variable UUPCSYSRC.
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
# * The follow global defaults are suggested *
# *--------------------------------------------------------------------*
BackupExt=BAK
Options=autosign autoedit autoinclude backup dot purge verbose
#
#
options=syslog
options=showspool
options=history
options=HonorControl