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; :::: QWKNET.CFG ::::
; The actual name of this file should be BBSID.CFG, where BBSID is the
; packet name used by your hub BBS. Note that numbered packets, like the
; ones Valence creates by default, should NOT be used! The name of the
; packet must be the same as the name of the configuration file, with the
; extension .QWK.
; You can have multiple hubs by creating multiple configuration files. Each
; network subboard should be listed in only one config file.
; The format of this file is the same as Valence's other configuration
; files. Commented lines may be deleted. Case of keywords is irrelevant.
; The new keywords for QWK networking are:
HubSysop William McBrine
; If any imported messages are To or From "SYSOP", "SYSOP" will be changed
; to the name specified here. (This should be the name of the sysop of your
; hub, NOT your name.)
ImpTag The Naked Singularity ■ Salisbury, NC ■ xxx-xxx-xxxx
; This is the default network origin "tagline" for your hub BBS, which will
; be added to imported messages which don't already have a network tag. Many
; (if not most) net-status QWK doors don't add these lines when creating
; packets, and leave it to the importing program.
ExpTag Your BBS Name Here ■ Anytown, USA ■ xxx-xxx-xxxx
; This is your own default network tagline, added to exported messages. The
; format here is suggested, but you can use anything up to 65 characters
; long. (Note the character 254 used as a delimiter. This is customary in
; QWK nets, but not, to my knowledge, of any real importance.) In QWK nets,
; there's nothing corresponding to a Fidonet node number, so you have a
; little more room on the line.
; Many networks require you to include the name of the network in the
; tagline. E.G.:
;ExpTag U'NI-net US ■ Your BBS Name Here ■ Anytown, USA ■ xxx-xxx-xxxx
; This is probably a good idea anyway, particularly if you're in more than
; one QWK net.
;ImpTagX 1 OtherNet ■ The Naked Singularity ■ Salisbury, NC ■ xxx-xxx-xxxx
;ExpTagX 1 OtherNet ■ Your BBS Name Here ■ Anytown, USA ■ xxx-xxx-xxxx
; These commands specify an alternate tagline, by number. ("ImpTagX 0" and
; "ExpTagX 0" are equivalent to "ImpTag" and "ExpTag".) These are primarily
; for when you get a feed for more than one net from the same hub, but you
; can use them to specify a different tagline for every subboard, if you
; want. You can specify up to 256 taglines each for Import and Export.
Conf 2 CHAT ;Local chat conference
Conf 3 MORE ;Another area
Conf 4 OFFLINE 1 ;OtherNet OFFLINE conference
; The above are examples of conference area definitions. After the keyword
; "Conf", the first number specifies the conference number used for an area
; in the .QWK packet downloaded from your hub. The next field is the name of
; the corresponding Searchlight subboard on your board. (You must create
; these subboards manually.) If there is a second number after that, it
; specifies the Import/Export taglines to use; if not, the defaults are
; used.
; Any number of "Conf" lines may be used, and they may appear in any order
; (and anywhere in the config file). Each of these subboards, and only these
; subboards, will be scanned at export time.
; At a minimum, you must have one "ImpTag", one "ExpTag", and one "Conf"
; line defined in this file.
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------
; In addition to these new keywords, you can use any of the standard
; VALENCE.CFG keywords in each network .CFG file. Settings in this file will
; override those in the main .CFG. Some keywords which you might wish to use
; here are:
;Archiver ZIP
; This archiver (default: ZIP) will be used when creating the .REP packets.
; The format of network .QWK packets is detected automatically, as with
; uploaded .REPs, but you must set the archiver for network .REPs explicitly
; if you wish to use one other than the default.
;Sysop My Other Name
; You might use a different name in the network than you do locally.
;LogFile QWKNET.LOG
; You can set up a separate logfile for network transfers.
;LocQWK C:\ROBOCOMM\
;LocREP C:\ROBOCOMM\
; Network .QWK packets downloaded from your hub are looked for in the LocQWK
; directory. Network .REPs are placed in the LocREP directory.
; You can also put any of the network keywords in the main VALENCE.CFG file,
; but I recommend against this. The BBSID.CFG file must exist in order for
; Valence to import and export, even if it's only one blank line.