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QWKPRUNE.CFG
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; This is a sample configuration file.
;
zip = pkzip
unzip = pkunzip
; These are the commands to pack and unpack ZIP files.
;
lha = lha a /m
unlha = lha e
; These are the commands to pack and unpack LHA files.
;
arj = arj a -e
unarj = arj e
; These are the commands to pack and unpack ARJ files.
;
zoo = zoo -add %q *
unzoo = zoo -extract %q *
; These are the commands to pack and unpack ZOO files.
;
user_pack = pkpak -a
user_unpack = pkunpak
; These are the commands to pack and unpack files that aren't
; compressed with ZIP, LHA, ARJ, or ZOO.
;
qwk = c:\download\qwk
; This is the default directory where your QWK files are stored.
; If left out, QWKPRUNE will look in the current working directory.
;
work = c:\
; This is the directory where the QP$WORK working directory will be
; created. If left out, this directory will be created under the
; current working directory.
;
prune = c:\prune
; This is the default directory where prune files are located. If
; left out, the default is the directory where QWKPRUNE.EXE is located.
;
;global = global.prn
; This is a prune file that is used for all QWK packets. If left out, this
; feature will not be used.
;
;max_qwk_age = 0
; This represents a number of days before the current date. When pruning
; multiple QWKs, packets older than that will not be processed. The
; default is to process all files in the QWK directory with a .Q*
; extension. In this particular example, only packets with the current
; date would be pruned.
;
;force_repack = ON
; This tells QWKPRUNE to repack a QWK even if it hasn't been changed. The
; default is to only repack QWKs that have been changed in some way.
;
strip = Re :, Re(2):,Re ,
; These prefixes, as well as (R) and Re:, will be stripped from subject
; lines. Up to ten prefixes may be specified, and individual prefixes may
; be up to twelve characters long. Prefixes may contain trailing spaces.
; Case is not significant, Re : is equivalent to RE :.
;
spill = d:\
; If necessary, the QP$SPILL overflow directory will be created under this
; directory. This directory will be used if there's not enough space in
; the work directory to rebuild MESSAGES.DAT, or if there's not enough free
; RAM to store the data from all the message headers.
;
;use_message_counts = OFF
; If a message count exists in CONTROL.DAT, it'll be set to zero if
; MESSAGES.DAT is rebuilt. Any message counts in MESSAGES.DAT will not be
; updated. If this option is set to ON or YES, message counts will be
; added to MESSAGES.DAT and CONTROL.DAT if MESSAGES.DAT is rebuilt. The
; default is to update message counts if they exist, and not to add them if
; they don't.
;
;keep_netstatus = OFF
; Net Status blocks at the end of MESSAGES.DAT will not be preserved if
; MESSAGES.DAT is rebuilt. The default is to keep Net Status blocks.
;
; Note that the QWK, PRUNE, GLOBAL, MAX_QWK_AGE, and FORCE_REPACK options
; set defaults which can be overridden on the command line.