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- ; XENSYS.CFG System config Xenia Version 1.98 - January 1995
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- SYSTEM My nice system - line %u ; You system's name
- SYSOP Jan Doe ; Your own name
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- ; The following line is just like a nodelist entry, but no leading keyword
- ; EMSI_IDENT Name,City_Country,Sysop,Phone#,Speed,Flags....
- ; Any underscores (_) are converted to spaces.
- ; Please don't use this EMSI stuff for silly statements; that's all crap.
- ; Just put in your system info, that's what it's for.
- EMSI_IDENT AINEX-BBS_line_%u,Amersfoort_NL,Arjen_Lentz,31-33-633916,9600,ZYX,CM,XA
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- ; GMTDIFF hours:minutes
- ; Correction factor to get back from your system clock to GMT.
- ; This setting is used to find a system's online times from nodelist Txy flags,
- ; in combination with the MAILHOUR statements below.
- ; East of Greenwich (Europe/Africa/Asia/Australia) the number will be negative.
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- GMTDIFF -1:00 ; -1:00 anybody in Holland, Germany, etc
- ;GMTDIFF -2:00 ; -2:00 Holland in summertime (European DST)
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- ;GMTDIFF +5:00 ; New York, Eastern time
- ;GMTDIFF +4:00 ; New York, Eastern time, Daylight Savings
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- ;GMTDIFF +8:00 ; California, Pacific time
- ;GMTDIFF +7:00 ; California, Pacific time, Daylight Savings
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- ; MAILHOUR <zone> <begin> <end>
- ;
- ; Specifies the begin and end time of the zone mail hour in each zone, in GMT.
- ; The settings below are for FidoNet. Being in GMT they work anywhere on earth!
- ;
- ; Xenia uses this, in combination with the above GMTDIFF setting (important!),
- ; to determine when non-CM systems can be called, even if the # event flag is
- ; not used... in fact, this is much smarter than using the # event flag!
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- MAILHOUR 5 01:00 02:00
- MAILHOUR 2 02:30 03:30
- MAILHOUR 4 08:00 09:00
- MAILHOUR 1 09:00 10:00
- MAILHOUR 3 18:00 19:00
- MAILHOUR 6 20:00 21:00
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- ; Directories
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- FLAGDIR C:\XENIA\IPC\ ; Multiline flag/IPCdir; default: Xenia homedir
- HOLD C:\XENIA\OUTBOUND\ ; Where outbound mailbundles are stored
- NETFILE C:\XENIA\INBOUND\ ; Where inbound stuff is received
- SAFENETFILE C:\XENIA\SAFEIN\ ; Optional inbound dir for passworded sessions
- FAXINDIR C:\XENIA\FAXIN\ ; Optional inbound dir for received FAXes
- DOWNLOAD C:\XENIA\DOWNLOAD\ ; Where to store terminal downloads
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- ; Logfiles and loglevel
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- STATUSLOG C:\XENIA\LOGS\XENIA%.0u.LOG ; The main logfile for each task
- LOGLEVEL 2 ; Logging level (0=max to 6=min)
- ; 0=debug level, 2=default loglevel
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- ;HYDRA_DEBUG ; Enable Hydra's detailed tracing msgs
- ;ALLOC_DEBUG ; DOS ONLY: enable mem alloc tracing
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- TIMELOG C:\XENIA\LOGS\XENIA%.0u.TIM ; Log mail/terminal session times/cost
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- ; SNOOP pipe, copies *all* statuslog lines to named pipe
- ; Compatible with Maximus, Binkley, SNSERVER/PMSNOOP
- ; OS/2 ONLY (but harmlessly ignored under DOS)
- ; Syntax: SNOOP \PIPE\pipename or \\SERVER\PIPE\pipename on a LAN
- ; A pipe can be shared between apps, ie. have 1 pipe per Xenia+Maximus/2 line.
- ; NOTE: SNOOP slows down Xenia, and causes trouble on some systems!
- ;SNOOP \PIPE\LINE%.0u
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