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; Sample configuration file for ChgAddr
;
;
; Comments can be anywhere on a line as long as they begin with a ";"
;
; Blank lines separate different address rules. If you want spacing
; between your lines within a rule, you need to use a semicolon so that
; ChgAddr won't think that you're ending that rule.
;
; When writing rules, you should note that ChgAddr will only use the
; first matching rule on a given NetMail message. You may need to use
; an "Except" to prevent ChgAddr from matching early.
;
Old-From 1:1/6 ; Private network address
Old-To All Except 1:1/0 1 2 3 4 5 ; List of nodes in the private network
6 8 10 11 12 102 ; (continued on multiple lines)
103 201 129/40
; This is my FidoNet address
New-From 1:129/45
;
; Note the blank line above this line. That signifies the end of the
; first rule.
;
New-To 1/0 ; This rule will be ignored since
; there are no "Old" matches listed
;
; Node 129/40 is the same as 129/5 except that 129/5 has a high speed
; modem, so we'll re-route it.
;
; Note the use of another rewrite for New-From to be 129/45. This is
; done since ChgAddr will only apply the first rule matched against the
; NetMail message.
;
Old-To 129/40
New-To 129/5
New-From 129/45
;
; Multiple "Except" clauses can be used to reverse the previous negation.
; In this example, we want to rewrite the addresses for those nodes which
; are either not in zone 3 or are in 3:360/All with the final exclusion
; of 3:360/5. Multiple "Except" clauses can be VERY confusion, so use them
; with caution.
;
; (For sanity, no rewrites are being done with these matches, but you could,
; if you *really* wanted to do so.)
;
Old-To All Except 3:All Except 360/All Except 5