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; ---------
; ROUTE.CFG
; ---------
;
; This file controls Squish's routing functions. For more information
; on routing, please see the Squish documentation. Squish
; supports the Send, Route, Leave, Unleave, Change, Poll,
; Dos, HostRoute and Define verbs.
;
; Below are the "global" routing commands:
;
; Send Normal means to queue echomail in normal "qualified for sending
; mode, and not tag is as held or high-priority (crash) mode. On
; my system, this means mail to no-cost systems will be sent as it
; is created. Mail to long distance systems will only be sent
; during designated mail hours with an L>0 tag set in the BINKLEY
; event file (BINKLEY.EVT).
;
; Send Hold meant to package all echomail for the target addresses in HELD
; status. Binkley will NEVER send held mail, even if you force a
; poll to the addressee. The only way for HELD mail to be sent is
; for iot to be changed to normal or crash status, or for the
; addressee's mailer to call you. If the addressee initiated the
; mail call, Binkley will send held mail for them.
;
; Send Crash means this is high-priority mail, and will be sent before other
; mail of normal status. Also, if you use the H flag in Binkley.evt
; for a schedule, crash-mail will be delivered, even if the
; addressee's system is a long distance call. If the H flag is
; not specified in the event file, crash-mail will not be sent if
; the recipient's system would cost more than the value specified
; in the L= tag to send (L=0 means only free calls). If the L flag
; does not permit the call to be made, and H is not specified, the
; crash mail will wait until your normal mail hour where LD calls
; are permitted, but will be send before calls to "normal" status
; addresses are attempted.
;
; The ROUTE (normal/hold/crash) keyword tells SQUISH who your network hubs are.
; the first address listed is the hub, and the others after that are
; all systems that would have netmail routed through that hub. Echo-
; mail is never routed, so this option only affects netmail. Wildcards
; and shortcuts are allowed in the list of systems to be routed.
; only the address of the hub must be full and complete. In cases
; where the logic of both a Send and Route command would apply to
; a given destination, the more explicit statement is effective
; for example, the Send Normal for 100:910/13 would take precedence
; over the more generic Route Normal 100:902/0 100:ALL
;
Send Normal 77:1/0
Send Normal 69:1000/110
Send Normal 100:910/13 18
Send Hold 100:950/2 100:950/300 100:950/301
Route Normal 77:1/0 77:All
Route Normal 100:902/0 100:All 410:All 610:All
Route Normal 69:1000/110 69:All 169:All
Route Normal 1:143/100 1:ALL 2:ALL 3:ALL 4:ALL 5:ALL 6:ALL
;
; Below are the "Schedule" entries. The default entry is also know as the
; ALWAYS schedule, so the name ALWAYS does not have to be explcitly listed.
; in the schedule entries, I can change the status of mail packets, perform
; polls using the POLL (CRASH|NORMAL) option, and generally muck about with
; the mail queue. Sinc4 I personally use the PLEASE program to issue polls,
; you won't see any POLL requests in this file.
;
; Now tailor to "normal" rules....
;
;Sched Always - make sure nothing is ever held for my hubs.
Change Hold Normal 77:1/0
Change Hold Normal 1:143/100
Change Hold Normal 100:902/0
Sched POLLMWF
; Since I only want to call 77:1/0 on Tue, Thurs, and Sat, hold his mail
Change Normal Hold 77:1/0
Change Hold Normal 1:143/100
Change Hold Normal 1:143/110
Sched POLLTTS
Change Hold Normal 77:1/0
Change Hold Normal 1:143/100
Change Hold Normal 1:143/110