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- ; DLC v2.46 - Copyright (C) 1991-1993 Robert Presland
-
- ; Any line preceeded by a semi-colon (;) is a comment and will be ignored
- ; as well as any blank lines. The order of the keywords in this file
- ; is not important.
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'AreaDat' keyword specifies the Maximus control area which specifies
- ; the file area specifications. This keyword is required. You should
- ; always use fully qualified path names both in the FILEAREA.CTL file
- ; as well as in any configuration file!
-
- AreaDat C:\MAX\AREA.DAT
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'LogLevel' keyword specifies how much information will be entered
- ; in the log file. Default is Level 6
-
- LogLevel 3
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'BBSLog' keyword specifies a Maximus log file to parse for downloads.
- ; This keyword is optional and if omitted, DLC will not update any counters.
-
- BBSLog C:\MAX\MAX.LOG
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'CounterStyle' keyword specifies which counter delimiter to use.
- ; If this keyword is omitted, then style 1 will be used. The various
- ; styles are as follows:
- ;
- ; Style 1 = [ ] Style 2 = { } Style 3 = ( ) Style 4 = < >
-
- CounterStyle 1
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'CounterLength' keyword tells DLC how many digits to use in the counter.
- ; If you specify 4, then there will be 4 characters between the delimiters.
- ; Numbers will NOT be zero padded however, they will be space padded on
- ; the left, ie. [ 1]. The default is 4 characters.
-
- ;CounterLength 3
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'DownloadLog' keyword specifies that DLC should create a download
- ; log of all files downloaded (obtained from the BBSLog specification)
- ; in the form:
- ;
- ; <name> <file> <protocol> <date> <time>
- ;
- ; JOE_SYSOP FILENAME.EXT Z 01-NOV 12:34:56
-
- ;DownloadLog C:\MAX\DL.LOG
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'MailerLog' keyword specifies a FrontDoor or Binkley log
- ; file to parse for files that are sent, and will be treated as
- ; downloaded.
-
- MailerLog C:\FD\FD.LOG
- ;MailerLog C:\BINKLEY\BINKLEY.LOG
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'IgnoreExt' keyword instructs DLC to ignore all files with the
- ; specified extension, that is they will not be viewed as downloaded.
- ; DLC knows enough to exclude the MO?, TU?, WE?, TH?, FR?, SA?, and
- ; SU? extensions, also the QW? extensions, as well as the standard
- ; PKT extension. You are allowed up to 60 extensions, do NOT include
- ; the dot when specifying extensions!
-
- IgnoreExt TIC
- IgnoreExt RSP
- IgnoreExt OUT
- IgnoreExt CUT
- IgnoreExt REQ
- IgnoreExt FLE
- IgnoreExt DUT
- IgnoreExt HUT
- IgnoreExt RPT
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'IgnoreMatch' keyword works similar to 'IgnoreExt' except it instructs
- ; DLC to ignore any file that contains the match as you specify. For example,
- ; If you said 'IgnoreMatch 001BRE' then DLC would ignore any file that has
- ; 001BRE anywhere in the file name. So, to ignore files with a BR? extension,
- ; specify 'IgnoreMatch .BR'.
-
- IgnoreMatch 001BRE
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'IgnoreFilesWithTic' keyword instructs DLC to ignore the file transfer
- ; that immediately preceeds the transfer of a TIC file.
-
- IgnoreFilesWithTic
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'AddOrphan' keyword instructs DLC to add to the FILES.BBS (or
- ; equivalent) any file that was downloaded from that area that is not
- ; listing in the file already.
-
- ;AddOrphan
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'SpaceForZero' keyword instructs DLC to use a space for a zero
- ; count instead of a zero. That is, DLC will insert a [ ] instead
- ; of a [ 0]. The default is to use a zero instead of a space.
-
- ;SpaceForZero
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'ZeroPadded' keyword instructs DLC to padd counters with zeros
- ; instead of spaces, ie. [0001] instead of [ 1]. This is in effect
- ; when adding new counters and updating old ones. The default is to
- ; pad with spaces.
-
- ;ZeroPadded
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'ProcessGif' keyword instructs DLC to insert the GIF template in the
- ; description of all new GIF files (those without a counter).
-
- ; ProcessGif
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'GifTemplate' tells DLC what the GIF resolution should look like
- ; when placed in the file's description. Everything after the keyword
- ; will be inserted verbatim except the following translation characters
- ; which will be translated as follows:
-
- ; %W = Width of GIF in pixels
- ; %H = Height of GIF in pixels
- ; %C = Number of colours in the GIF
-
- ; GifTemplate (%Wx%H, %Cc)
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'DLCStatFile' keyword specifies the location and name of the
- ; database to store the downloaded files information for use with the
- ; DLCTT utility.
-
- DLCStatFile C:\MAX\DLC\DLC.FIL
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'TopTen' keyword specifies the output MECCA file in which to put
- ; the top ten downloads based on the information in DLC.STA. To reset
- ; the counts, just delete DLC.STA. The default is to not create this
- ; file.
-
- TopTen C:\MAX\DLC\TTDL.BBS
-
- ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; The 'Top' keyword specifies how many files to list in the 'TopTen' file.
- ; This number can be anywhere from 1 to 25, the default is 10.
-
- ;Top 15
-