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; Indoors Configuration File
;
;NODEOFFSET is only used if you have included a '%d' in your IP address.
;It is added to the node number, then the result is substituted for the '%d'.
;This allows you to map a sequential range of IP addresses to all your BBS
;nodes, without having to maintain a seperate indoors.cfg file for each node.
;The default is 0.
;*** This MUST be defined BEFORE you define your IP address ***
nodeoffset = 0
;These are your basic IP variables. If you don't know what these mean, then
;you'll need to bone up on TCP/IP. If you include a '%d' in your IP address,
;it will be replaced with the value of NODEOFFSET + NODE where NODEOFFSET is
;defined above, and NODE is the BBS node number. Some drop files contain
;the node number, but other do not. If your BBS doesn't include a node
;number, you may specify it as the SECOND command line argument when invoking
;the door. If you want to use BOOTP, simply set your address to "B"
address = 134.87.16.6 ; Your IP address
hostname = buckyball ; Your host name
domain = camosun.bc.ca ; Your domain
netmask = 255.255.255.0 ; Your net mask
nameserver = 134.87.16.4 ; Your nameserver's address
gateway = 134.87.16.254 ; Your router's address
;UPDATEINFO is set to either YES or NO. This controls whether or not the
;door is to update the drop file or not. Normally you will want this to be
;YES and this is the default. Set this to NO if you do not want Indoors to
;rewrite the dropfile with updated information.
writefile = yes
;TIMEOUT is set to either YES or NO. This controls whether or not the
;user is to be forced out of the door when his/her time runs out. Normally
;you want this to be YES and this is the default. Set this to NO if you
;want users to be able to stay in Indoors for as long as they like.
timeout = yes
;INACTIVITY controls how long the door will wait for some activity before it
;kicks the user off. Specify an amount of time in seconds. The default is
;200 seconds. To disable the inactivity timer, simply set this value to 0.
inactivity = 200
;TNBADPORTS is a list of port numbers that you do NOT want users to access.
;This would normally be used to stop users from telnetting to particular
;services. List numbers or ranges of numbers seperated with commas. This
;option is really only useful if you have the registered version and are
;allowing users to specify a host name and port. You can only specify this
;option once. The dafault is to allow access to ALL ports.
;eg: 4000,5000,6000-8000,50000-
tnbadports =
;TNPROMPT is a string that is displayed to prompt the user to enter a menu
;item number or host name and port.
tnprompt = "`bright green`Which host?`bright white` "
;TNDEFCOLOR is the default color to use once a connection has been established.
tndefcolor = "grey"
;TNOPENMODE must be set to either YES or NO. This specifies whether or not this
;is an open system. A closed system restricts users to accessing ONLY those
;sites that are listed in the menu. An open system will allow the users to
;type in a host name and port OR select one from the menu. Only registered
;versions of the program can operate in open mode.
tnopenmode = YES
;TNBRKMENU is the name of a short menu file that is to be displayed whenever
;the user hits the ^] key. After this menu is displayed, the user may press
;ESCAPE to abort the connection, ^] to actually send a ^] character, B to
;enable binary mode transmission, or T to enable Telnet mode transmission.
tnbrkmenu = idtelbrk.mnu
;TNMSGPRESSKEY is displayed whenever the program needs to wait for a key press.
tnmsgpresskey = "`blue`[`bright blue`PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE`blue`]"
;TNMSGBADCMD is the message that gets displayed when the program doesn't
;understand what the user has typed in.
tnmsgbadcmd = "`bright red`I don't understand your comand."
;TNMSGBADPORT is the message displayed when the user attempts to connect to a
;host on a port that is listed in the BADPORTS variable. If you include a '%d'
;in the string, it will be replaced with the port number in question.
tnmsgbadport = "`bright red`Access to port `bright white`%d`bright red` has been disabled."
;TNMSGBADNUM is the message displayed when the user enters an invalid number
;at the prompt (ie: they entered a number less than 1 or greater than the
;number of menu items available) A '%d' in the string will be replaced with
;the number they entered.
tnmsgbadnum = "`bright red`The number `bright white`%d`bright red` does not refer to a valid menu item."
;TNMSGATTEMPT is displayed when the program tries to establish a connection to
;a host. If you include a '%s' in the string, it will be replaced with the
;host name or IP address. If you include a '%d' it will be replaced with the
;port number. If you want to use '%d', then you MUST also use '%s' and the
;'%s' MUST be first.
tnmsgattempt = "`bright yellow`Attempting to connect to `bright white`%s`bright yellow` on port `bright white`%d`bright yellow`..."
;TNMSGRESERR is displayed if there is an error trying to resolve a host name.
;A '%s' included in the string will be replaced with the host name.
tnmsgreserr = "`bright red`Couldn't resolve the name `bright white`%s";
;TNMSGCONERR is displayed if there is an error connecting to a host on the
;specified port number. A '%s' in the string will be replaced with the host
;name. A '%d' in the string will be replaced with the port number. To use
;the '%d' you MUST use the '%s' and the '%s' MUST be first.
tnmsgconerr = "`bright red`Couldn't establish a connection to `bright white`%s`bright red` on port `bright white`%d";
;TNMSGCONNECT is displayed when a connection is successfully made to a host. A
;'%s' in the string will be replaced with the host name. A '%d will be
;replaced with the port number. To use '%d' you MUST use '%s' and the '%s'
;MUST be first.
tnmsgconnect = "`bright green`Connection established. Press ^] for options."
;TNMSGDISCONNECT is displayed when the remote host closes the connection.
tnmsgdisconnect = "`bright red`Connection closed by remote host."
;TNENTRYFMT is a string used to format the display of menu items. A '%d' in the
;string will be replaced with the item's number. A '%s' in the string will be
;replaced with a description of the item. You MUST include both the '%d' and
;the '%s' in this string!
tnentryfmt = "`bright yellow`%4d`bright white` - `cyan`%s"
;TNAUTOHOST contains an IP address or host name that the door will automatically
;telnet to when run. When the connection breaks, the door will exit. If
;you do NOT want a telnet session to be automatically established as soon as
;the door is run, leave this value undefined. TNAUTOPORT can be used to
;specify a port number to be used (defaults to 23).
;tnautohost = suncad.camosun.bc.ca
;tnautoport = 23
;Here you should list all telnet hosts that you want to appear on the menu.
;The program needs 3 pieces of information for each host. TNHOST is the host's
;name or IP address. TNPORT is the port to connect to (defaults to 23 if not
;specified). TNTEXT is a short (70 chars) description of the host (defaults to
;the host name). Of course, if you have defined TNAUTOHOST, these are ignored.
;Unregistered versions of the program are limited to only 3 menu entries.
tnhost = 134.87.16.24
tnport = 23
tntext = "SUNCAD - Camosun College Sun 4/280"
tnhost = camins
tntext = "CAMINS - Camosun College VAX 4300 (Instructional)"
tnhost = freenet.victoria.bc.ca
tnhost = marble.bu.edu
tnport = 5000
tntext = "3 Kingdoms MUD"