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; FORWARD Version 1.21
;
; FORWARD needs to know your node number for some of it's processing
;
Node 1:120/151
;
; This file will set up FORWARD to forward files, You may list up to 30 nodes
; to forward files to, Wildcards and paths are allowed in the file names.
; Node numbers may be listed in any of 3 ways, (ie. Zone:Net/Node, Net/Node,
; or Node by itself). If you do not list a Zone, your zone (as listed in the
; Node line above) will be used. The same holds true for the net number.
;
; WARNING: DO NOT list the same file for more than one node as it will be
; added to the list of each but only the first one to connect with you will
; recieve the file...
;
; FILENAME Node Mode
File TESTFILE.ARC 120/151 Direct
File c:\01200161.out\*.* 120/161 direct
;
; Now to give FORWARD vital information needed to carry out it's task:
;
; We need to know where inbound files appear so that FORWARD knows where to
; look for them... Please note that FORWARD does not move or modify the files
; that are listed, They are listed in the files to be sent files that are
; stored in the outbound area and marked as Kill when sent...
;
Inbound c:\file\net
;
; FORWARD must know where your outbound mail path is. It will read and modify
; the files required to send a file... Multiple Zones are also supported if
; the USEZONE option is enabled below.
;
outbound c:\tag\outbound
;
; FORWARD is a ZONE aware package as of version 1.10. Once this option is
; implemented, all mail (and files) to different zones are listed in separate
; outbound directories. The names of those directories are built from the
; outbound path given above. If the file is to be forwarded to another Zone,
; (say Zone 2 from zone 1) and the outbound path was c:\outbound then the
; zone 2 outbound directory would be c:\outbound.002 where the 002 is the zone
; number in hexadecimal (Base 16) numbers.
;
; USEZONE
;
; FORWARD will also keep a log of the files it has forwarded to other systems
; for you. Only the files forwarded will be listed. To define a log file,
; use the following entry.
;
LOGFILE c:\logs\forward.log
;
; end of FORWARD configuration