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#
# REQUEST.DAT file for PostLink Networking Software
#
# This file controls what files can be requested by whom.
#
# Any line (such as this one) with a # as the first character is ignored.
#
# All other lines should start with the directory of the file(s) to be
# requestable, followed optionally by the filespec (name with or without
# wildcards) of the file(s) to be requestable [if the filespec is missing,
# *.* is assumed], followed optionally by a password that is required to
# request the file, followed optionally by a list of IDs (you _can_ do a
# @filename where filename is a text file listing the IDs) that are allowed
# to access the file, followed optionally by a list of users (comma
# delimited) that are allowed to access the file. Note that if you
# specify "SYSOP" in the user name portion of the line, it will work for
# the sysop of any system on the network, provided that the request meets
# any ID or password constraints, of course! All of the fields are
# separated by commas. Note that the user name portion is not that secure,
# as generally the sysop of a system can generate a user record with whatever
# name s/he wants. So, if you don't want the sysop of a certain system to get
# a file, you should make sure that the users of his/her system can't get the
# file either!
#
# PostLink will stop searching when it reaches the first entry that
# matches the file that is being requested. Therefore, the order that
# you list your directories in is significant. For example, if you wanted
# all of the files in a particular directory to be requestable except
# the file called USERS, you could use the following:
#
# \BBS\MAIN,USERS,,[LOCAL ID],SYSOP
# \BBS\MAIN,*.*
#
# Where, instead of [LOCAL ID], you place the actual ID your own site. This
# way, the file is only requestable by yourself (nobody else can get it).
# But, the second line lets everyone get all of the other files in the
# directory.
#
# Some examples: (of course you should not put #'s in front of your real
# entries!)
#
# The following line lets anyone on the network access any file in the
# directory \BBS\DOWNLOAD. This is because there is no password, user name,
# or IDs listed.
#
# \BBS\DOWNLOAD,*.*
#
# The following line allows only requests with the password "SPECIAL" to
# download the file specified.
#
# \BBS\UPLOADS,FILELIST.ZIP,SPECIAL
#
# The following line allows only requests from sites 1, 2, and any site listed
# in the file "friends" to request the file specified.
#
# \BBS\SYSOPS,UPLOAD,,,1 2 @friends
#
# The following allows only requests from the sysops of sites
# 1 and 2 with a password of TOPSECRET to get the file.
#
# \BBS\BETATEST\DOWNLOAD,*.*,TOPSECRET,1 2,SYSOP
#
# The following allows only requests from JOE SMITH and JOHN DOE to
# access the specified file.
#
# \BBS\BETATEST\UPLOAD,*.*,,,JOE SMITH,JOHN DOE
#
# (Note that the users are comma delimited, since spaces usually appear in
# their names!)
#
# Ok, now you put your directories in -- remember - the order DOES count!
#
G:\WC\FILES\20,*.*
F:\WC\FILES\5,*.*
D:\WC\FILES\SSRELAY,*.*
E:\WC\files\44,*.*