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% VKill v2.99b Configuration File
% (C)opyright 1992, Cairo Research Labs
% Path for Moving Infected or Corrupted Archives
%
% This directory is where VKill will place all corrupted archives,
% infected files, and files with suspicious extensions.
% (No trailing backslashes!)
BADPATH C:\BADFILES
% DEBUG - When this option is enabled, debugging information will be logged
% to the logfile. Helpful when tracking down problems
%DEBUG
% Path for VKill Log File(s)
%
% This is where VKill will create and maintain the log file(s) for each
% node of your BBS. The log files will be called VKILL1.LOG, VKILL2.LOG, etc
% (No trailing backslashes!)
LOGPATH C:\MAX\LOGS
% Path for VKill Tracking File(s)
%
% This is where VKill will create and maintain the tracking files to be
% used in the VKMAINT maintenance run. (** NOTE ** This is not implemented
% in this 2.99a release. It should be completed by the 3.0 release.
% (No trailing backslashes!)
% TRKPATH C:\MAX\LOGS
% Date Check Stamp Information
%
% If you do not wish to accept archives containing files older than a certain
% date, then put the date here. If you do not care how old the file is, then
% simply comment out the DATECHECK option by placing a "%" at the beginning
% of the line.
%
% FORMAT: DATECHECK (mode) (date stamp)
%
% The (mode) option can be one of two things: ALL or ARC. If ALL is
% specified, then ALL files in the archive (including embedded archives)
% will be checked against the date stamp for retention purposes. If *ANY*
% of them should be older than the date stamp here, then a bad upload is
% incurred. If ARC is specified, then only the archive itself is checked
% against the date stamp (i.e. just the uploaded .ZIP file, nothing in the
% archive (or embedded) will be checked.
DATECHECK
ARC
01/01/90
% UnArchiver Information
%
% FORMAT: ARCDEF (Keyword specifying new archiver definition)
% EXTENSION
% SOFTOPTIONS
% PATH and EXECUTEABLE [cmd line parms]
%
% Here is where you define which archivers will be used for specific
% extensions. If a new archiver comes along, just add it in.
%
% The "SoftOptions" field is used if an archiver needs a switch, such
% as "E" to extract. (i.e. ARJ E C:\UPLOADS\GAME.ARJ)...
ARCDEF
ARJ
E
ARJ.EXE
ARCDEF
LZH
E
LHA.EXE
ARCDEF
PAK
E
PAK.EXE
ARCDEF
ZIP
-o
PKUNZIP.EXE
% Scanner Information
%
% Here is where your virus scanner is defined. The sample included here
% is for McAfee's VIRUSCAN. VKill has been tested with F-PROTECT and TBSCAN
% as well. F-PROTECT worked just fine, with the exception of the Sysop end
% looking a bit fried, as both VKill and FP fought for a video interrupt ;-)
% TBSCAN failed, however, but this should be fixed in 3.0.
%
% FORMAT: SCANDEF
% EXECUTEABLE SCANNER
% FIRST PASS SOFTOPTIONS
% SUBSEQUENT SOFTOPTIONS
% CLEAN EXIT ERRORLEVEL
SCANDEF
SCAN.EXE
/a /nomem /HISTORY c:\max\scan.log
/a /nomem
0
% Special File Extensions
%
% Use these area to define file extensions that are not archives, but are
% considered to be acceptable extensions. Uploads ending with these
% extensions will *NOT* be moved to the BADPATH area. You may have up to 20
% of these.
%
% FORMAT: BEGINEXT
% .
% .
% ENDEXT
BEGINEXT
.XXX
.GIF
.MOD
.VOC
ENDEXT