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; Sample WHOTO.CFG file (Version 1.08)
; ------------------------------------
; ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
; │ WhoTo Copyright (C) Fons Cornelissens, Antwerpen, Belgie │
; │ This program is "freeware" and may be freely used and distributed, │
; │ but not be modified or sold for profit without the author's consent. │
; └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Lines preceded by a ; are ignored
; Edit this file to your own needs
; Lines can be indented for better readability, but please be sure to use
; spaces for indentation as tabs may give unpredictable results ...
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; AREAPATH : directory where the areafile can be found
; default : none
;
AREAPATH c:\fd\
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; AREAFILE : file containing the boardnumbers and areanames.
; the following structures are currently supported :
; - AREAS.BBS
; - FOLDER.SYS (FrontDoor version 1.99/2.00)
; - FOLDER.FD (FrontDoor version > 2.00)
; - AREAFILE.FD
; Default : AREAS.BBS
;
;AREAFILE areas.bbs
;AREAFILE folder.sys
AREAFILE folder.fd
;AREAFILE areafile.fd
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ALLMESSAGES : Normally the scan for unread messages starts for each area
; from the Lastread-pointer for the area. With this keyword
; uncommented, you can force WhoTo to scan the msgbase from
; the first message in each area. A possible use for this is
; when you want to PURGEFROM or PURGETO all messages out of
; the messagebase.
;
;ALLMESSAGES
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; WHOTONAME : String to be found in the To: field of the message, so if
; you're looking for all unread messages for me, just make this
; entry WHOTONAME Fons Cornelissens (case doesn't matter)
; You can define up to 25 different name-strings to search for.
;
;WHOTONAME Fons Cornelissens
;WHOTONAME All
;WHOTONAME Fons Cornellissen
;WHOTONAME Fons Cornelis
;WHOTONAME Fons Cornellisses
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; WHOBYNAME : String to be found in the By: field of the message, so if
; you're looking for all unread messages by me, just make this
; entry WHOBYNAME Fons Cornelissens (case doesn't matter)
; You can define up to 25 different name-strings to search for.
;
;WHOBYNAME Tony Van den Bogaert
;WHOBYNAME Erik Schoonjans
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; FINDSUBJECT : String to be found in the Subject-field of the message.
; You can define up to 25 different subject-strings to search
; for (case doesn't matter).
;FINDSUBJECT Testing
;FINDSUBJECT Who's cheating ?
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PURGEFROM : mark all messages FROM this user as deleted. If you're annoyed
; reading the continious bull-sh** of someone, give him a nice
; PURGEFROM and his messages will no longer show up. After purging
; you must Pack your message-base, to remove the purged messages
; A maximum of 25 PURGEFROM-names can be defined here.
;
;PURGEFROM Adolf Hitler
;PURGEFROM Jim Twit
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PURGETO : mark all messages TO this user as deleted. If you're annoyed
; reading the continious bull-sh** to someone, give him a nice
; PURGETO and his messages will no longer show up. After purging
; you must Pack your message-base, to remove the purged messages
; A maximum of 25 PURGETO-names can be defined here.
;
;PURGETO Adolf Hitler
;PURGETO Jim Twit
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PURGESUBJECT : mark all messages about this subject as deleted.
; A maximum of 25 PURGESUBJECT-strings can be defined here.
;
;PURGESUBJECT 680x0
;PURGESUBJECT FOXPRO
;PURGESUBJECT Verkiezingen
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SHOWPURGED : Uncomment this keyword if you want the PURGED messages to be
; displayed in screen-output and netmail-message. The message
; will be marked inside brackets < >
;
;SHOWPURGED
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PURGEFIRST : uncomment this keyword if you want the messagebase to be
; PURGED by PURGEFROM, PURGETO or PURGESUBJECT before the
; selection proces by WHOTO, WHOBY, MESSAGEBY or FINDTEXT.
; Otherwise the default is to first select the messages.
;PURGEFIRST
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; PURGEAREA : Here you can define the area where the purged messages will be
; moved to. This must be an existing areaname defined in AREAS.BBS,
; AREAFILE.FD or FOLDER.SYS. If the area doesn't exist or this
; keyword is commented out by ; , the purged messages will be
; marked as deleted. In my own configuration I defined area 199
; as PURGED and I'm moving the PURGEFROM and PURGETO
; messages to this area.
; This area is by default excluded when scanning the messagebase,
; as it would not be very usefull to move the messages in this
; area to the same purgearea again.
;
;PURGEAREA PURGED
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; FINDTEXT : search all messages in selected areas for the string(s) you
; define here. The search is case-insensitive.
; Be careful : FINDTEXT Origin will show you a LOT of messages ;-)
; You can define up to 25 FINDTEXT-strings here.
;
;FINDTEXT Merry Christmas
;FINDTEXT Happy NewYear
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; MSGDIR : directory where the *.BBS message-base files can be found
; remember this utility only works for the Hudson-type msgbase-format
; the program has to find the file MSGHDR.BBS
;
MSGDIR c:\fd\msg\
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SCREEN : if present enable program output to the screen
; if you want no output to the screen, just omit this keyword
;
SCREEN
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SHOWPROGRESS : if enabled, a status-bar will indicate WhoTo's scan-proces
; while examining the message-base
SHOWPROGRESS
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; TEXTOUT : Export all unread messages to file. The default outputfile is
; WHOTO.TXT. If this keyword is commented out with a ; , only a
; heading containing messagenumber, areanumber and name, from and
; subject of the message or exported to file.
; Remember that using this keyword involves a lot of fileactivity
; and the resulting outputfile can be very long when searching a
; message-base containing 20.000 messages, and you're looking for
; all unread messages adressed to All.
;
;TEXTOUT
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; OUTPUTFILE : Here you can specify the complete path- and filename of the
; outputfile. This setting can be overridden by the command-line
; parameter /O:filename.
;
OUTPUTFILE c:\whoto\whoto.txt
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; APPENDTOFILE : Uncomment this keyword if you want the output from the program
; to be APPENDED to an already existing file. Otherwise the
; outputfile defined with the keyword OUTPUTFILE will be new
; created.
;
;APPENDTOFILE
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; NETMAILMSG : Creates a summary-report in the FD NETMAIL-directory.
; The message will be adressed to Sysop or to the name specified
; with the SYSOP keyword.
; Just be sure WhoTo can locate the LASTREAD file in the NETMAIL
; directory.
;
NETMAILMSG
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; NOEMPTYMSG : Uncomment this keyword if you don't want an empty Netmailmsg
; in case WhoTo doesn't find any matching messages
;
;NOEMPTYMSG
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; NETMAILDIR : Pathname to the FD-netmail directory (e.g. C:\FD\NETMAIL\)
; When the keyword NETMAILMSG is in use, NETMAILDIR must be
; specified to locate the LASTREAD file.
;
NETMAILDIR c:\fd\netmail\
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; NETADDRESS : Full address-specification e.g. 2:29/430.2
; This is only needed when using the NETMAILMSG keyword.
; This is the address WhoTo will use to create the netmailmessage
;
NETADDRESS 2:29/430.2
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SYSOP : This name will be used by WhoTo in the To: field when copying
; messages to the netmail area.
;
SYSOP Fons Cornelissens
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; COPYTONET : If enabled, WhoTo will copy all matching echomail-messages to
; the Netmail-folder. Be careful when using this option.
; Please note also that the copied messages will carry a note that
; they were copied to Netmail by WhoTo.
;
;COPYTONET
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; MOVEAREA : Here you can define the area where the selected messages will be
; moved to. This must be an existing areaname defined in AREAS.BBS,
; AREAFILE.FD or FOLDER.SYS. If the area doesn't exist or this
; keyword is commented out by ; , the messages will not be moved.
; This area is by default excluded when scanning the messagebase,
; as it would not be very usefull to move the messages in this
; area to the same movearea again.
;
;MOVEAREA SELECT_MSG
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SELECT AREA \ This construction will allow you to select the areas
; areaname | you want to be included in the search for matching
; ... | messages. By default, all areas will be selected.
; areaname | When using this construction, all areas will be de-
; SELECT END / selected, except for the ones you specify here.
;
; A maximum of 25 areanames can be defined here
;SELECT AREA
; TEST
; GOLDED
; VIRUS.B
; FDECHO
; FDECHO.028
;SELECT END
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; EXCLUDE AREA \ This construction will allow you to deselect certain areas
; areaname | This entry will deselect even an area which was specified
; ... | in the SELECT AREA - SELECT END block.
; SELECT END /
;
; A maximum of 25 areanames can be defined here
;EXCLUDE AREA
; TWITAREA
;SELECT END
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; MESSAGEBY <name|*> _TO_ <name|*> _INAREA_ <areaname>
; This structure allows you to define exactly which messages you
; want WhoTo to look out for. You must define all three entry's
; * acts as a wildcard meaning Everyone
; Warning : MESSAGEBY * _TO_ * _INAREA_ <areaname> will NOT work
;
; You can have up to 25 MESSAGEBY-lines included here.
;
;MESSAGEBY Erik Schoonjans _TO_ Fons Cornelissens _INAREA_ POINTS.B
;MESSAGEBY Tony Van den Bogaert _TO_ * _INAREA_ GOLDED
;MESSAGEBY Bruce Bodger _TO_ * _INAREA_ FDECHO
;MESSAGEBY * _TO_ Bruce Bodger _INAREA_ FDECHO
;MESSAGEBY Joaquim Homrighausen _TO_ * _INAREA_ FDECHO
;MESSAGEBY Peter Janssens _TO_ * _INAREA_ FDECHO.028
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; COLOR CONFIGURATION
; -------------------
; black = 0 blue = 1 green = 2 cyan = 3
; red = 4 magenta = 5 brown = 6 white = 7
; gray = 8 lblue = 9 lgreen = 10 lcyan = 11
; lred = 12 lmagenta = 13 yellow = 14 hwhite = 15
;
COLOR MONO
;COLOR DEFAULT
;COLOR NORMAL HWHITE ON RED
;COLOR PROGRESS RED ON WHITE
;COLOR TITLE HWHITE ON RED
;COLOR HEADER HWHITE ON RED
;COLOR SELECTWTO BLUE ON WHITE
;COLOR SELECTWBY RED ON WHITE
;COLOR SELECTPFR GREEN ON WHITE
;COLOR SELECTPTO WHITE ON GREEN
;COLOR SELECTPSU BLUE ON GREEN
;COLOR SELECTTXT YELLOW ON BLACK
;COLOR SELECTMBY YELLOW ON BLACK
;COLOR SELECTSUB BLACK ON YELLOW
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;<EOF> WHOTO.CFG Version 1.08 (24-04-92)