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; This is the FLAGS.CTL, the flag check control file.
;
; Regular flags are entered with the token FLAGS (case insensitive).
;
; User flags are entered with the token UFLAGS (case insensitive)
; BUT MUST NOT START WITH A "U" Example UREC would be just REC.
; You may use as many tokens (FLAG or UFLAG) as you want.
;
; Lines that begin with ";" are considered comment lines and can appear
; anywhere in this file
;
; ===============================================
; A: OPERATING CONDITION FLAGS:
;
; These flags define the online times and point status.
; CM = Continuous Mail: can receive mail calls 24 hours a day
; The absence of CM means that only Zone Mail Hour is observed
; MO = Mail Only: no publicly available BBS available
; LO = Listed Only: Only accepts mail calls from nodes in the nodelist (i.e.,
; no points)
FLAGS CM,MO,LO
;
; ===============================================
; B. MODEM FLAGS:
; The following flags define modem protocols supported. For details, refer
; to the nodelist and/or your NC, RC, or ZC.
;
FLAGS V21,V22,V29,V32,V32b,V32T,V33,V34,HST,H14,H16,H96,MAX,PEP
FLAGS CSP,ZYX,VFC,Z19,V90C,V90S,X2C,X2S
;
; The following flags define type of error correction available. A
; separate error correction flag should not be used when the error
; correction type can be determined by the modem flag. For instance
; a modem flag of HST implies MNP.
FLAGS MNP,V42
;
; ===============================================
; C: COMPRESSION FLAGS:
;
FLAGS MN,V42b
;
; D: FILE/UPDATE REQUEST FLAGS:
; The following table is from the nodelist:
; |--------------------------------------------------|
; | | Bark | WaZOO |
; | |---------------------|---------------------|
; | | File | Update | File | Update |
; | Flag | Requests | Requests | Requests | Requests |
; |------|----------|----------|----------|----------|
; | XA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
; | XB | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
; | XC | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
; | XP | Yes | Yes | No | No |
; | XR | Yes | No | Yes | No |
; | XW | No | No | Yes | No |
; | XX | No | No | Yes | Yes |
; |--------------------------------------------------|
;
;
; The following software is qualified to
; use the appropriate file request flag
; according to information provided by
; developers:
;
; |-----------------------------------|
; | Flag Software Package |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | XA Frontdoor 1.99b and lower |
; | Frontdoor 2.01 and higher |
; | Dutchie 2.90c |
; | Binkleyterm 2.1 and higher |
; | D'Bridge 1.2 and lower |
; | TIMS |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | XB Binkleyterm 2.0 |
; | Dutchie 2.90b |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | XC Opus 1.1 |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | XP Seadog |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | XR Opus 1.03 |
; | Platinum Xpress |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | XW Fido 12N and higher |
; | Tabby |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | XX D'Bridge 1.30 and higher |
; | Frontdoor 1.99c/2.00 |
; | InterMail 2.01 |
; | McMail 1.00 |
; |-----------------------------------|
; | None QMM |
; |-----------------------------------|
;
;
;
FLAGS XA,XB,XC,XP,XR,XW,XX
;
; ===============================================
; E: GATEWAY FLAG:
; The * denotes a non-pattern variable length tail
FLAGS G*
;
; ===============================================
; F: MAIL PERIOD FLAGS:
; #? allows combinations of the following
FLAGS #01,#02,#08,#09,#18,#20,#?
;
; Example #01#02 is valid. #01#21 would be invalid since #21 is not listed
;
; ===============================================
; G: ISDN CAPABILTY FLAGS:
FLAGS ISDN,X75,V120H,V120L,V110H,V110L
;
; ===============================================
; H: INTERNET CAPABILITY FLAGS:
; Testing will allow a ":" after these flags to include additional info
;
FLAGS IBN,IFC,ITN,IVM,IFT,ITX,IUC,IMI,ISE,IP,IEM
;
; ===============================================
; I: SYSTEM ONLINE TIME USERFLAGS
; Allows Tyz flags.
; Valid range for y and z is A to X and a to x inclusive
; Creates a blanket allowance
FLAGS Tyz
; Some example combinations (do not include these as regular flags -- there
; are 576 of them in total)
; TAA,TAa,TAb,TAB,TAc,TAC,TAd,TAD,TAe,TAE,TAf,TAF,TAg,TAG,TAh,TAH
; TAi,TAI,TAj,TAJ,TAK,TAk,TAl,TAL,TAm,TAM,TAn,TAN,TAo,TAO,TAp,TAP
; TAq,TAQ,TAr,TAR,TAs,TAS,TAt,TAT,TAu,TAU,TAv,TAV,TAW,TAw,TAx,TAX
;
;
; ===============================================
; A. FORMAT OF USER FLAGS
; U,x..x
;
; Note: there has been some dispute over whether the U should be followed by a
; comma or whether the user flag can come immediately, e.g., UNEC or U,NEC
; NLMake will accept either format.
;
; ===============================================
; B: MAIL ORIENTED USER FLAGS: (the U is infered by the token UFLAGS)
; PN* matches any numeric value, e.g., PN10999, for displaying private networks
UFLAGS ZEC,REC,NEC,SDS,SMH,NC,PN*
;
; ===============================================
; Redundant Flags
;
; Not all are here! You may add more if you wish, but note the format.
; To prevent redundant checking comment out the RFLAGS lines.
; RFLAGS true_value, <redundant values>
RFLAGS V32b,<V32,MNP>
RFLAGS V42b,<V42,MNP>
RFLAGS HST,<MNP>
; ===============================================
; Suggest replacements for bad or old flags
; U before the name denotes a U flag
;
OFLAGS UTELNET,<ITN>
OFLAGS BND,<IBN>
OFLAGS TEL,<ITN>
OFLAGS TELNET,<ITN>
OFLAGS VMD,<IVM>
OFLAGS TCP,<IP>
;