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- :BOGUS PACKET PROCESSOR v0.13 beta
- ;sample config.
- ;NEW KEYWORDS IN THIS RELEASE:
- ;OZONE
- ;DZONE
- ;OPOINT
- ;DPOINT
- ;PCODE
- ;FLAGS
- ;FROMNAME
- ;TONAME
- ;SUBJECT
- ;VERMAJ
- ;VERMIN
-
-
- ;To run, type at the DOS prompt "BPP MY.CFG" or whatever the config file
- ;is named.
-
- ;IMPORTANT! Any keywords that have no entries between that keyword and
- ;the word "END" should have both the keyword (and the associated "end"
- ;statement) either commented out or removed from the config file!
- ;Also, there cannot be anything commented out between a keyword and
- ;the "end" statement!
-
- ; INFILE - mandatory (of course)
- ;this is the input file to process. the input and output file names CAN
- ;be the same.
-
- INFILE b0fb1ca0.pkt
-
-
-
- ; OUTFILE - mandatory (of course)
- :this is the output file
-
- OUTFILE b0fb1ca0.pkt
-
-
- ; KILLOLD
- ;this will delete the input file after processing. Careful!
-
- ;KILLOLD
-
-
- ; THE FOLLOWING ARE PACKET HEADER KEYWORDS
- ;=====================================================================
- ;the following affect the packet header only, except for onode, dnode,
- ;onet, dnet which are also used for the address in the msg header(s).
-
-
-
- ; ADDRESS KEYWORDS - IMPORTANT!!! Mandatory!
- ;the following MUST be defined or everything will be packed up as zone 0,
- ;net 0, node 0 (0:0/0) being the originating node, and 0:0/0 being the dest.
- ;point numbers need NOT be specified if the address is not a point.
- ; ozone = originating node. NEW
- ; dzone = destination node. NEW
- ; onet = originating net
- ; onode = originating node
- ; opoint - orig point number (usually 0)
- ; dnet = destination net
- ; dnode = destination node
- ; dpoint - dest point number (usually 0)
-
- OZONE 69
- ONET 1200
- ONODE 423
- OPOINT 0
- DZONE 84
- DNET 1313
- DNODE 1
- DPOINT 0
-
-
-
- ; PCODE
- ;this will put whatever product code in the packet you want. use the fido
- ;approved product codes, such as 19, which is an atari mail processor.
- ;THIS NUMBER MUST BE BETWEEN 0 AND 255, AND MUST BE DECIMAL (not hex)
- ;here are a few to know:
- ;APPLE/MAC 8,30,36,38,71,93,103,106
- ;ATARI/AMIGA 19,39,42,50,51,52,56,57,58,70,73,102,124,131
- ;CPM 10,61
- ;UNIX 59,94
- ;OTHER'S 79,84,114
-
- PCODE 61
-
-
-
- ; VERMAJ and VERMIN
- ;these let you put the version number of the mail processor in the packet
- ;header ie 2.3. These are optional and if not used will default to whatever
- ;is in the original packet header.
- ;this example would put the equivelant of 2.6 in the packet header.
-
- VERMAJ 2
- VERMIN 6
-
-
- ; BAUD
- ;this lets you specify a baud rate in the packet header. most mailers
- ;don't use this, and it should be left at 0
-
- BAUD 0
-
-
- ; XPKT
- ;this allows you to specify the packet as a type 2+. You should ALWAYS
- ;leave this in, as some mailers won't work right without it.
-
- XPKT
-
- ; CAPWORD
- ;this lets you set the capability byte in the packet header. DO NOT mess
- ;with this one!!!!!!! leave it at 1, or your packet may not get tossed!
-
- CAPWORD 1
-
-
-
- ; THE FOLLOWING ARE MESSAGE SPECIFIC KEYWORDS
- ;=====================================================================
- ;the following affect either the message header or the message body.
-
-
- ; SEENBY and PATH - MANDATORY!
- ;the seenby and path definitions are MANDATORY!
- ;the seenby line to use. only one seenby line will be placed in each msg,
- ;all original seenby's will be stripped. ther MUST be at least one seenby,
- ;the range is 1 to 20
-
- SEENBY
- 206/1 2 6 9 13 28 99 281/ 22 87 99 1011 1023
- 999/99 99 99 99 99 99 1000/101 101 101
- END
-
-
- ;same as for seenby, there must be 1, but can be up to 20
-
- PATH
- 69:1200/423 1200/0
- 99/1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1001/11 12 13
- END
-
-
-
- ;The following are all optional. you don't even have to have them in the
- ;config file at all (but what fun they can be!!)
- ;if you don't want to use any of the following, make sure they don't appear
- ;in the config file at all, or that they are commented out.
-
-
- ; AREA
- ;the area tag(s) you want the messages to contain. you can have from 0 to 20
- ;area tags. If there is more than 1 they will be selected at random. if there
- ;are 0, the original area tag will be used.
- ;the definition must start with AREA and end with END.
-
- AREA
- M_GRIPE
- END
-
-
- ; TEAR
- ;the tear line text to use in the messages. can be from 0 to 20.
- ;must start with TEAR and end with END
-
- TEAR
- SuperBBS 1.16-B (Eval)
- END
-
-
-
- ; ORIGIN
- ;the origin line text to use. from 0 to 20 entries.
-
- ORIGIN
- Go To Hell and FUCK me in the ASSHOLE (69:1200/423)
- END
-
-
-
- ; FLAGS
- ;this will turn on whatever FLAGS you want set in the outgoing messages.
- ;valid flags are:
- ;PVT - Private
- ;CRASH
- ;RECD - Received
- ;SENT
- ;INTRANS - InTransit
- ;ORPHAN
- ;KILLSENT (the most fun!)
- ;LOCAL
- ;HOLDPU - Hold for Pick Up
- ;RETRECP - Return Receipt Requested (could also be fun)
- ;AUDREQ - Audit Trail Requested
-
- FLAGS
- RETRECP
- END
-
-
-
- ; FROMNAME
- ;this keyword lets you substitute names in the from field of the messages
- ;if there is more than 1 they will be selected at random. if there are none
- ;then the original names will be used. Cannot be more than 35 characters.
-
- FROMNAME
- Lynn Mccutcheon
- END
-
-
-
- ; TONAME
- ;same as fromname, except these go in the TO name field.
-
- TONAME
- Tracey Summer
- Starwyn
- END
-
-
- ; SUBJECT
- ;this will allow you to put your own subject lines in the msg's.
- ;same as fromname and toname except can be up to 70 characters.
-
- SUBJECT
- Eat my root, asshole!
- SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!
- You aint got a hair on your ass!
- END