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- ; The Maximus-CBCS Tosser/Scanner/Packer, Version 1.00
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- ; The 'Address' keyword specifies the network addresses of your
- ; system.
- ;
- ; ----------------
- ; FOR NORMAL NODES
- ; ----------------
- ;
- ; Your FIRST address should be your primary address. By default,
- ; this will be used for all outgoing mail. You can specify
- ; additional addresses after the first, but they will simply
- ; be used as AKAs. Any number of addresses may be specified,
- ; limited by available memory.
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- Address 1:103/705
- Address 1:3615/51
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- ; ------------------
- ; FOR FAKENET POINTS
- ; ------------------
- ;
- ; Squish can be used in a Binkley-style "fakenet" configuration.
- ; However, the format for specifying addresses is slightly different.
- ;
- ; The FIRST address specified must be your fakenet address, including
- ; the zone.
- ;
- ; The SECOND address must be your full 4-dimensional network address,
- ; including your point number. The third and subsequent addresses will
- ; be treated as AKAs.
- ;
- ; Fakenet points must also use the 'Pointnet' verb, later in this
- ; configuration file.
- ;
- ; For a point at 1:123/456.1 (with a fakenet address of 23914/1), the
- ; following configuration would be used:
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- ; Address 1:23914/1
- ; Address 1:123/456.1
- ;
- ; -------------
- ; FOR 4D POINTS
- ; -------------
- ;
- ; This feature can only be used if both you and your boss are running
- ; 4D-aware packers AND 4D mailers.
- ;
- ; Most mailers support 4D points, but BinkleyTerm (version 2.40 or
- ; below) does not. Others, such as FrontDoor, InterMail, D'bridge, and
- ; BinkleyTerm 2.50+ can handle 4D points correctly.
- ;
- ; In addition, you and your boss must be running 4D-compatible
- ; packers and scanners. Most packers and scanners are NOT fully
- ; 4D. As of this writing, the most common 4D tossers/scanners/packers
- ; are TosScan, Imail, GEcho and (of course) Squish.
- ;
- ; Unless both you and your boss satisfy all of these requirements,
- ; you must use a fakenet point instead.
- ;
- ; For 4D points, simply include your full 4D address. Any addresses
- ; after that will simply be considered as AKAs.
- ;
- ; For a point at 1:123/456.1, the following configuration would be used:
- ;
- ; Address 1:123/456.1
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- ; The 'NetFile' keyword tells Squish where your mailer places
- ; received packets and ARCmail packages. You can specify as many
- ; NetFile paths as you like, and Squish will search each of them
- ; when invoked with 'SQUISH IN'.
- ;
- ; The NetFile keyword has two modifiers: 'NoPkt' and 'NoArc'. The
- ; 'NoPkt' modifier instructs Squish NOT to toss *.PKT files from
- ; the specified path. The 'NoArc' modifier instructs Squish NOT
- ; to toss ARCmail bundles from that path. These modifiers may
- ; be useful for a tri-level security scheme, such as that which
- ; is offered by BinkleyTerm.
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- NetFile c:\im\Inbound
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- ;NetFile C:\Inbound\Prot
- ;NetFile NoArc C:\Inbound\Known
- ;NetFile NoArc NoPkt C:\Inbound\Unknown
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- ; The 'AreasBBS' keyword tells Squish where to find a standard-format
- ; AREAS.BBS file. NOTE: using AREAS.BBS is optional! If you
- ; have no other utilities which use AREAS.BBS, it may be easier
- ; to comment out this keyword and to use the 'EchoArea' keyword
- ; to define areas in this configuration file. (See later in
- ; this file for more details.)
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- AreasBBS n:\im\system\Areas.BBS
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- ; The 'ArcmailAttach' keyword instructs Squish to use
- ; FroDo/IM/D'bridge-style message handling. This is compatible with
- ; most other mailers which use an 'attach message' to send archives.
- ;
- ; This keyword is NOT required for systems running BinkleyTerm,
- ; Opus, or any other programs which use an 'outbound directory'.
- ;
- ; When this keyword is uncommented, Squish will generate *.MSG
- ; attach messages instead of Binkley-style *.?LO files. This keyword
- ; also disables most of the routing commands in ROUTE.CFG.
- ;
- ; EVEN IF 'ArcmailAttach' IS ENABLED, YOU MUST STILL USE THE
- ; "SQUISH SQUASH" COMMAND AND HAVE A VALID ROUTE.CFG!
- ;
- ; When ArcmailAttach is defined, the `squash' phase of processing
- ; will be used to build attach messages, as opposed to scanning
- ; the outbound area. ROUTE.CFG is still required, but since most
- ; mailers will perform dynamic routing, its importance is minimal.
- ; Please see the comments in ROUTE.CFG for information on routing
- ; and ArcmailAttach systems.
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- ArcmailAttach
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- ; If you're running BinkleyTerm 2.50 or above, the BinkPoint
- ; keyword can be enabled. BinkPoint enables the Binkley 2.50+
- ; "point directories", which allows for full 4D point support.
- ; If you wish to run 4D points on a Bink system, you must be
- ; running Binkley 2.50 or greater, and this keyword must be
- ; enabled.
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- ;BinkPoint
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- ; The 'Compress' keyword gives the name of a compression configuration
- ; file. Squish's compression is extremely flexible, and support for new
- ; archiving programs can be added at any time. For most people, the
- ; default COMPRESS.CFG is all that is required.
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- Compress Compress.Cfg
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- ; The routing control file is used to control Squish's operation during
- ; the 'Squash' phase of processing.
- ;
- ; --> THIS KEYWORD IS ALWAYS REQUIRED, EVEN FOR ARCMAILATTACH SYSTEMS! <--
- ; --> PLEASE SEE THE COMMENTS IN