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;==============================================================================
; Fbutil configuration file
;==============================================================================
; Any line in this file beginning with a ; (semi-colon) will be ingnored.
;
; Parameters enclosed in <> are required.
; Parameters enclosed in [] are optional.
;
; Throughout this file I refer to a parameter 'List'. What List usually refers
; to is a list of numbers. These numbers can be seperated by either a , (comma)
; or a - (dash). Numbers seperated by a comma are treated individually while
; numbers seperated by a dash are treated as a range. Examples..
; "Areas 1,10,20" would translate to using areas 1, 10 and 20
; "Areas 1-10,20" would translate to using areas 1 thru 10 and area 20
; "Areas 1-10,20" would translate to using areas 1 thru 10 and area 20
; "Areas 1-10-20" would probably not work!!!
; In all cases if you can put areas that are not there. 1-200 would mean use
; all areas but I doubt you have that many areas so it would only do what you
; have.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : SysopName
; Parameters : <Your Name>
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
SysopName Your Name Here
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : RegNumber
; Parameters : <Registration number>
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
RegNumber 00000000000000000000
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : BbsInfo
; Parameters : <BbsType> <Path>
;
; Valid BbsTypes are SBBS, QBBS and RA.
; Path would be the path to your Bbs's main directory.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
BbsInfo SBBS C:\Sbbs\
;BbsInfo QBBS C:\Sbbs\
;BbsInfo RA C:\Sbbs\
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : TextPath
; Parameters : <path>
;
; Path is where you want Fbutil to create the Top Files/Areas reports. These
; files are named FB_FILES.A?? and FB_AREAS.A??
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
TextPath C:\Sbbs\Text\
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : TopFiles
; Parameters : <number>
;
; Number will be the number of files in the Top Files report. Maximum of 100
; files are allowed.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
TopFiles 100
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : TopSecurity
; Parameters : <security>
;
; Security would be the maximum security level of a file/area to include in the
; Top reports.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
TopSecurity 20
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : TopExclude
; Parameters : <List>
;
; The listed areas will be excluded from the Top Files/Area reports
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; TopExclude 1,30-40
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : LogFile
; Parameters : <path\name>
;
; path\name to write a logfile. The format is exactly like the Sbbs format so
; you could use your Sbbs logfile. The only thing that is logged is errors,
; and missing or removed files.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
LogFile C:\Sbbs\N3\System.Log
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : SkipAreas
; Parameters : <List>
;
; The areas specified in the list will not be accessed at all. This applies to
; everything. Skipped areas will not even be read in, cannot be added to file
; lists or reports. See the List criteria at the beginning of this file.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
SkipAreas 78-200
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : UseCommas
; Parameters : none
;
; This will comma delimit all numbers that Fbutil has to write out. Changeing
; numbers from 12345 to 12,345. No speed decrease should be noted when using
; this option.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
UseCommas
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : CounterStyle
; Parameters : <counter>
;
; The counter you enter here is what will show up in your file list. You could
; also use this to change counters. The width is important, entering [00000]
; will make all your counters with 5 digits. [00] will be 2 digits unless the
; number will not fit in which case the counter would be the width of the
; number. If I cannot find the brackets you specified I will look for the
; following characters to replace.
; ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
CounterStyle (00)
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : DefaultSort
; Parameters : <SortType>
;
; Valid SortType's are NAME, DATE, SIZE, DOWNLOADS. If you place a - (minus) in
; front of the SortType the order will be descending instead of the default
; ascending sort order.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;DefaultSort NOSORT
DefaultSort NAME
;DefaultSort -DATE
;DefaultSort -SIZE
;DefaultSort -DOWNLOADS
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : OptionalSort
; Parameters : <SortType> <List>
;
; See 'DefaultSort' for valid SortType's.
; See the beginning of this file for valid List entries.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
OptionalSort -DATE 1
;OptionalSort -SIZE 3
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : NoLongDesc
; Parameters : none
;
; This will use the extended file descriptions using a ' >' on lines after the
; file name. Normally all file descriptions are on one line. This allows for
; very long descriptions when using ' >' extended info. You can also change
; this option and Fbutil will correct your files.bbs's to the proper type.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; NoLongDesc
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : RemoveMissing
; Parameters : none
;
; Enabling this option will remove missing files from your files.bbs. If you
; have the LogFile option turned on the missing filename and description will
; be logged your log file.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
RemoveMissing
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : NoFileHeaders
; Parameters : <List>
;
; Use this option to exclude certain or all file areas from getting the header
; file put in the files.bbs.
; See beggining of this file for valid list entries.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; NoFileHeaders 1-200
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : NoFileFooters
; Parameters : <List>
;
; Use this option to exclude certain or all file areas from getting the Footer
; file put in the files.bbs. You would want to exclude your upload directories
; so the uploaded files will not show up after the footer.
; See beggining of this file for valid list entries.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
NoFileFooters 1-200
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : FileHeader
; Parameters : <path\name>
;
; <path\name> should point to a file that you up to replace the default header
; information. The file can have up to 20 lines and include any one of the
; following codes which will be translated.
;
; %A Name of area.
; %B Total bytes in file area.
; %D Total downloads from area.
; %F Total files in area.
; %K Total Kilobytes in area.
; %M Current date, like 01-Jan-91.
; %N Area number.
; %R Registered to name.
; %T Current Time.
; %Y Day number of year.
;
; Using the codes as they look above will place only the amount of characters
; need to display. You can use format/ length modifiers to help when drawing
; boxes and such. Use the spacer //// forward slash for right justify and use
; \\\\ for left justify. You can also use the || pipe symbol to center a line.
; Here's what it might look like. Brackets are just for show.
;
; Before: [%//////////F] [%\\\\\F] [|||||||F] [%F] [%/F]
; After : [ 1231] [1231 ] [ 1231 ] [1231] [123]
;
; Does this make any sense ? Don't forget to allow enough space for the
; variable otherwise it will be truncated to fit.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
FileHeader C:\Bin\Fbutil.Hdr
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : FileFooter
; Parameters : <path\name>
;
; <path\name> should point to a file that you up to replace the default footer
; information. The file can have up to 20 lines and include any one of the
; codes which apply to the FileHeader can be used.
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; FileFooter C:\Bin\Fbutil.Hdr
;
;==============================================================================
; Global File list information
;==============================================================================
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : Archiver
; Parameters : Type [Move]
;
; Type can be one of the following.. ARC, ARJ, LZH, PAK, ZIP or ZOO
; The archiver must be somewhere in the path for it to work. The Optional Move
; will move the file into the archive.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Archiver Arj Move
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : DefListHeader
; Parameters : <path\name>
;
; The file specified will be placed at the very beginning of the filelists
; that you creat. This should contain some info about your system. There is
; no limit on the size of the file. Use ListHeader in FileList definitions to
; override the default.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
DefListHeader C:\Bin\Fbulist.Hdr
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : DefListFooter
; Parameters : <path\name>
;
; The file specified will be placed at the very end of your filelist just
; before 'stat' screen. Use ListFooter in the FileList definitons to override
; the default.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; DefListFooter C:\Util\Availist.Hdr
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : DaysNew
; Parameters : <number>
;
; This is the 'number' of days to flag files as being new. In All files lists
; the 'NewFlagChar' will be placed to the right of the date. In new files list
; it will be included in the list.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
DaysNew 30
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : NewFlagChar
; Parameters : <char>
;
; Specify what character to use to signify a new file that meets the 'DaysNew'
; criteria. The default character is '*'.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
NewFlagChar ■
;
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Key word : NoName
; Parameters : none
;
; Enabling this option will keep your name out of the file lists.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; NoName
;
;==============================================================================
; File list information
;==============================================================================
; The filelist information is different from the above items. You can have
; Fbutil create up to 20 different file listings. To do this you must use the
; following keyword for each list.
;
; Required : FileList <path\name> [New]
; Required : ListSecurity <security>
; Required : ListAreas <List>
; Optional : ListExclude <List>
; Optional : ListHeader <path\name>
; Optional : ListFooter <path\name>
;
; The first 3 keywords are required and the last are optional. <path\name>
; is the name of the file to create. <security> is the maximum security level
; of an area to include in the list. Areas <List> is the file areas to include
; in list. Optional Exclude <List> to help with picking file areas. I would
; suggest using Areas 1-200 and then exclude the ones you want, or just put
; the Areas you want. Either way will work. Remember that a skipped area will
; not be put in the list for any reason. Adding the word 'New' after the file
; name will make a NewFiles style list.
; ListHeader and ListFooter override the DefList????er file only for the list
; that you are working on.
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; File list #1
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
FileList E:\Uploads\Sds_File.Lst
ListSecurity 20
ListAreas 59-77
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; File list #2
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
FileList E:\Uploads\Sdn_File.Lst
ListSecurity 20
ListAreas 45-55
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; File list #3
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
FileList E:\Uploads\Pdn_File.Lst
ListSecurity 20
ListAreas 32-44
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; File list #4
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
FileList E:\Uploads\Dds_File.Lst
ListSecurity 20
ListAreas 56
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; File list #5
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
FileList E:\Uploads\Newfiles.lst New
ListSecurity 20
ListAreas 1-200
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; File list #6
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
FileList E:\Uploads\Allfiles.Lst
ListSecurity 20
ListAreas 1-200
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The End
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------