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% +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
% | configuration file for Ghostwriter 2.2 and newer |
% +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
%
% This file will be processed sequentially. Lines with ; or % in column 1
% are treated as comment lines. Everything following the ; or % character
% also is treated as comment and ignored.
%
% Without exception all keywords and user names are case insensitive.
% User names always will be converted to "Firstname Lastname", no matter
% if "firstname lastname", "FIRSTNAME LASTNAME", "fIRSTNAME LASTname"
% or any other combination was entered.
% Message text lines will always be used as found in this file.
%
% Path names need not to end with a backslash \ character.
% If a drive specification in a path name is missing
% the currently logged drive will be used by default.
%
% DOS environment variables may be used in any configuration or
% message text line of this file. Use this %method% to write strings
% which should be taken from the DOS environment. If the variable
% %junk% is not set, %junk% will be kept without changes.
%
% To include for example the strings %temp% or $year in the message text
% use %%temp% and $$year. This makes %%temp% appear as %temp% and $$year
% appear as $year.
%
% To use the string %Subject% as tag line/message subject
% take care to write %Subject% *not* starting at column 1
% in this file.
%
% Currently there are five "built-in" tags which may not be used
% as tags in this configuration file:
%
% Hello! is used to do a check if all required parameters
% are found and identified correctly by the program.
% This only can be done if Binkley.Cfg, Fd.Sys or
% Config.Ra is in the same subdirectory as Ghost.Exe
% or can be located by the BINKLEY, FD or RA environment
% variables respectively.
%
% History creates a detailed overview for the outbound and inbound
% mail history. This tag is available *only* in FrontDoor
% environments; make sure Inbound.His and Outbound.His
% are located in FrontDoor's "system" directory.
%
% Report is used to do a check for new echomail messages
% addressed to the sysop. A table containing the
% numbers and names of the installed echomail boards,
% eventually unreceived messages and the total number
% of messages in each board will be sent as message
% to the sysop in the netmail folder.
% If "-dFilename.Ext" or "-dDevice" is included on
% the command line this table will be written to
% "Filename.Ext" or sent to "Device" instead of
% being written to a netmail message.
%
% CAUTION: This is only available in a QuickBBS
% echomail message base environment.
% Also a TosScan-like Areas.Bbs file
% must be present in the same subdirectory
% as the other Msg*.Bbs QuickBBS files.
% This Areas.Bbs file is not required in
% FrontDoor environments; the data will
% be taken from Folder.Sys in FrontDoor's
% system directory.
%
% Server is used to invoke the server function: the netmail
% directory will be scanned for messages addressed to
% the user name given on the "#define serveruser"
% matching the "Subject:" field with the password
% given on "#define serverpassword".
% If messages to this user are found they will be
% saved as batch files and executed immediately.
%
% Trigger invokes the "trigger" function: the netmail directory
% is searched for messages which "Subject:" fields match
% the subject for trigger items (see below: #define trigger).
% If any match is found the DOS command on the "command"
% line for the matching trigger "subject" will be executed.
% Afterwards the "received" flag for this message is set.
%
% +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
% | first: miscellaneous general settings |
% +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
#define serveruser Home Server % user name for server requests |
#define serverpassword Gitanes % password for server requests |
% #define messagebase Fido % use QBBS for QuickBBS echomail |
% #define messagebase QBBS % use Fido for *.MSG echomail |
% #define QBBSpath c:\binkley % use *only* with BinkleyTerm |
% #define magicoffset 2 % overrides processday Friday |
% #define packer zip % for the "Z" instead of "A" |
#define statuslog C:\Fd\Fd.Log % second log file option |
% #define forcedINTL % force ^aINTL kludge in netmail |
% #define zonegate % no Opus like zone remapping |
#define endtag #end % optional end-of-tag mark |
% |
% If "#define endtag <endstring>" is enabled |
% the first occurance of <endstring> |
% in the message text is interpreted |
% as end-of-text mark. |
% |
% The next 19 non-comment lines will be treated |
% as the names for the seven days of the week |
% and the names for the twelve months of the year. |
% |
% These strings affect the appearance of the |
% $dname, $mname and $bouncedate variables |
% if used in the message text. |
% |
% #define country % uses the next 19 non-comment lines |
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------+
%
% Sonntag
% Montag
% Dienstag
% Mittwoch
% Donnerstag
% Freitag
% Samstag
%
% Januar
% Februar
% März
% April
% Mai
% Juni
% Juli
% August
% September
% Oktober
% November
% Dezember
%
% +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
% | now the "trigger" section |
% +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
%
% The format for this section:
%
% #define trigger <-- indicates "start of trigger section" *REQUIRED*
%
% subject <message subject>
% This is the subject which must match with a non-received
% message in the netmail directory.
%
% from [firstname lastname]
% "Firstname lastname" is optional. However, a "from"
% line must be the next non-comment line after "subject".
% If "firstname lastname" are not empty strings
% <message subject> and <firstname lastname> must match
% to invoke the <DOS command>.
% Otherwise only <message subject> must match.
%
% command <DOS command>
% Any valid DOS command or batch file name.
% Use "first command;next command;next command;...;"
% to execute more than one DOS command or batch file.
% The last character of a multiple command line
% *must* be a semicolon.
%
% ... [more "subject", "from" and "command" lines] ...
%
% #end