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- ;
- ; Sample FrontDoor 1.99c Nodelist control file (FDNODE.CTL)
- ;
- ; This file should be placed in the NODELIST directory. If you haven't
- ; specified a nodelist directory in SETUP, you should put this file in
- ; the SYSTEM directory. Text behind a semi-colon (;) is ignored. All
- ; commands are treated without regards to case.
- ;
- ; Last revised: March 6 1990
- ;
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; PVTLIST defines an optional nodelist. It can be a private network or
- ; Egglist, Anetlist, Signodes, etc. etc. Do NOT put the normal nodelist
- ; in a pvtlist statement. That will cause duplicate net/node numbers.
- ;
- ; PVTLIST <filename> [zone]
- ;
- ; The zone specification is only valid for the first pvtlist entry. All
- ; the other files have to contain a valid 'Zone' keyword.
- ;
- ;PVTLIST c:\fd\nodelist\30006.net 2 ; A special network in zone 2
- ;PVTLIST c:\fd\nodelist\anetlist.* ; AlterNet
- ;PVTLIST c:\fd\nodelist\netlist.* ; The Network
- ;PVTLIST c:\fd\nodelist\egglist.* ; EggNet
- ;PVTLIST c:\fd\nodelist\signodes.* ; SIGNet
- ;PVTLIST c:\fd\nodelist\bbsnet.* ; BBSNet
- ;
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; POINTLIST allows you to add points to your nodelist database. The
- ; optional BOSS address is required if the file doesn't contain a BOSS
- ; entry and should not be specified if the file contains a BOSS entry.
- ;
- ; If you only have one file with point entries, you can use FDPOINT.PVT.
- ; FDNC will automatically use it if it's found in the NODELIST directory.
- ; Note that if you use one or more POINTLIST statements, FDNC will merge
- ; all specified files into FDPOINT.PVT, overwriting its contents. A
- ; separate chapter in the documentation discusses the point concept.
- ;
- POINTLIST c:\fd\scott.pts 1:135/990
- POINTLIST c:\fd\mike.pts 1:135/4
- POINTLIST c:\fd\bruce.pct 1:170/400
- ;
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; PHONE allows you to override a system's phone number. It can be used
- ; to make PVT (Private, Unpublished) listed systems published (such as
- ; special echomail feeds, etc.) or to override the phone number listed
- ; in the nodelist. The specified telephone number should be in RAW,
- ; (untranslated) format. If you use the PHONE statement to change the
- ; telephone number for a system, FDNC will remove HOLD and/or DOWN
- ; status from that system (if it was present).
- ;
- ; PHONE <zz:nn/nn.pp> <number>
- ;
- PHONE 1:203/481 481-9481
- PHONE 1:203/996 364-1826
- PHONE 1:203/0 739-8386
- phone 1:203/300 739-6323
- PHONE 1:203/42 739-8386
- PHONE 1:203/25 1-791-4298
- PHONE 1:203/39 362-1755
- PHONE 1:203/23 338-5227
- phone 1:203/900 338-5227
- PHONE 1:203/600 362-1755
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; USE ZONE allows you to specify which zones you want FDNC to include
- ; in your userlist and node index. The default is to include ALL found
- ; zones.
- ;
- USE ZONE 1
- ;
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; MODEM allows you to send strings to the modem depending on the node-
- ; list data for the system FD (the mailer) is calling. You can use most
- ; nodelist flags as well as explicit node numbers. The below listed
- ; example is for a US Robotics HST dual standard modem.
- ;
- ; If the system has the PEP flag, AT&M0X4| will be sent. The V32 flag is
- ; listed after the PEP flag because some PEP modems handles V32 as well
- ; in which case we'd want a V32 connection. The HST flag is listed last
- ; because if the system is using an HST DS (HST/V32), we want to use
- ; the HST mode.
- ;
- MODEM
- PEP AT&M0X4| ; Disable VOICE recognizition for PEP systems
- V32 AT&M5B0| ; Enable ARQ connects with V32 systems
- HST AT&M5B1| ; Force ARQ connects with HST systems
- 1:1/101 ATM1| ; Enable speaker when calling FrontDoor Help
- END
- ;
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; SWEPULSE was added to handle the somewhat screwed up method Swedish
- ; exchanges handles pulse dialing. Most modem manufacturers uses the
- ; British standard for pulse dialing, which is not compatible with Swedish
- ; pulse dialing. If you use SWEPULSE in FDNODE.CTL, telephone numbers will
- ; be properly translated. Do NOT use this command unless you live in Sweden
- ; and have to use pulse dialing.
- ;
- ; SWEPULSE
- ;
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; DIAL <NATL PREFIX>/<SUFFIX> <INTL PREFIX>/<SUFFIX>
- ;
- ; Indicates the start of the dial translation table. All four parameters
- ; are optional and are only used if no other translation applies for a
- ; telephone number.
- ;
- ; If you only want to use a national (NATL) prefix/suffix, you must
- ; specify the / character for the international (INTL) prefix/suffix to
- ; indicate no special treatment. The same applies if you only want to use
- ; an INTL prefix/suffix.
- ;
- ; If you need to strip the search value from a number, you don't have to
- ; put anything after it. In other words, if you need to strip 1-305-596
- ; from all number, you enter that string with no translation. Comments are
- ; ignored and must be preceded by a semicolon.
- ;
- ; The translation values (strings) doesn't have to contain numerical
- ; characters (0-9,.-). They can include commands such as "S25=100" etc. as
- ; long as your modem supports it.
- ;
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; COST <NATL COST> <INTL COST> [BAUD RATE]
- ;
- ; Indicates the start of the cost table. The two (default) parameters are
- ; NOT optional. The default cost only applies to numbers with no matching
- ; entry in the cost table.
- ;
- ; An additional parameter can be added after the cost for a number entry
- ; indicating the maximum baud rate used. This is useful when calling
- ; locations with a lot of line noise etc. Please note that this doesn't
- ; work with several high-speed modems such as the US Robotics HST. You
- ; can't force a HST modem to connect at 2400 with another HST modem by
- ; changing the baud rate.
- ;
- ; Note: You should *only* list those areacodes/exchanges that you don't
- ; want to give the default cost.
- ;
- ;COST 25 150 ; Default: 25 cents for domestic calls
- ; ; Default: 150 cents for international ;calls
- ;
- ; Local (to me) numbers
- ;