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;┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
;│ CALLBACK.CFG * Copyright 1989 * V. 6.12 * CONFIGURATION FILE │
;│ MAX 3.00 User Verification System. │
;└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
;
;
; NOTES: 1. PLACE NO TRAILING BACKSLASHS, ( \ ) ON PATHS OR FILE NAMES!
; I'll PUT THEM IN IF THEY NEED THEM.
;
; 2. A LEFT SEMICOLON A COMMENT LINE.
;
;
;
;───────────────────────────────[ GENERAL ]─────────────────────────────────
;
; 1.0 CallBack Configuration File Options.
;
; 1.1 Single Node.
;
; Make sure you use the DOS Environmental SET command, or you
; use a command line parameter, or Execute CallBack in the same
; directory as the CALLBACK.CFG file so CallBack can find it's
; config file.
;
; EXAMPLES:
;
; Environment Set: DOS Only - Not Supported for OS2
; USE: SET CBK=C:\CALLBACK
;
; Command Line:
; USE: C:\CALLBACK\CALLBACK.EXE C:\CALLBACK
;
; In the Example Above, CallBack will look for CALLBACK.CFG file
; in the C:\CALLBACK Subdirectory.
;
; 1.2 Multi-Node.
;
; For MultiLine/Mulitnode systems, you may use a seperate .CFG
; file for each node. With this option, you cannot use the
; environmental SET parameter. For CallBack to detect the presence
; of this, enter a valid drive:path\filename.CFG for each node.
;
; EXAMPLE:
;
; C:\CALLBACK\CALLBACK.EXE C:\CALLBACK\CBK-%k.CFG
; etc.
;
; Note: MAXimus will pass the current node number through the
; percent k (%k) variable. In the %k examples, CallBack
; would expect to find .CFG files in this manor:
;
; CBK-1.CFG <--- NODE 1
; CBK-2.CFG <--- NODE 2
; etc.
;
;
; 2.0 Executing CallBack.
;
; 2.1 Maximus supports on-line user record modification for most
; exit types. When instructed to do so, it will re-read the
; lastus##.bbs file for the current node after returning from
; an external program.
;
; If you are running the external program as a menu option,
; then the fastest way to enable on-line modification is to
; place the ReRead modifier in front of the usual Xtern_* op-
; tion. In other words, instead of invoking the program like
; this for a single line system:
;
; Xtern_Run C:\CallBack\CallBack_C:\CallBack Demoted "Callback"
;
; you must place add a ReRead modifier as follows:
;
; ReRead Xtern_Run C:\CallBack\CallBack_C:\CallBack Demoted "Callback"
;
;
; Similarly, you can perform the same operation when using the
; [xtern_*] MECCA tokens by using an "@" as the first character
; of the program name. in other words, instead of invoking the
; program like this for node 1 of a multiline system:
;
; [xtern_run]C:\CallBack\CallBack.Exe C:\Max\CallBack\CBK-%k.CFG
;
; you must use this instead:
;
; [xtern_run]@C:\CallBack\CallBack.Exe C:\Max\CallBack\CBK-%k.CFG
;
;
; NOTE: Make sure you have this statement in your MAX.CTL file in the
; System Section: DOS Close Standard Files
;
; If you do not have this statement in your MAX.CTL file, and
; have Share Loaded, you will get Share Violations. If You do
; not have Share Loaded, then you can damage files that are still
; open by MAXimus.
;
;
;────────────────────────────[ SYSTEM SECTION ]─────────────────────────────
;
;SysOp -> Your Sysop name.
SysOp Gary Zarzycki
;
;
;BBS -> Your BBS's Name
BBS PlayNet BBS #1 - 1:300/43
;
;
;Snoop -> If you wish to view the User during the validation process.
; If you wish do have this option, enter Y for Snoop, or N
; if you do not wish to use this option.
;
; Note:
; The Console Alt S toggle will toggle snoop on/off.
Snoop Y
;
;
;BBSLogFile -> The DRIVE\PATH\FILENAME FOR YOUR BBS LOG FILE.
BBSLogFile Q:\MAX300\MAX.LOG
;
;
;LogStyle FD -> By Default, Callback writes the BBS log in MAX style.
; If you wish to have InterMail/FrontDoor Style,
; UnComment the following line.
LogStyle FD
;
;
;LastUser -> is the DRIVE\PATH\LASTUS??.BBS file MAX Generates.
; IE: LATSUSER.BBS, LASTUS01.BBS.
LastUser Q:\MAX300\LASTUS01.BBS
;
;
;Bells -> Do you want to hear beeps during Validation. Answer Y or N,
; Or if you wish to set a Start and Stop time, enter as such:
; Bells start_time-stop_time.
; EXAMPLE: To start at 8:00am and stop at 8:00pm enter:
; Bells 8:00-20:00
Bells 8:00-20:00
;
;
;
;─────────────────────────────[ MODEM SECTION ]──────────────────────────────
;
;COM # -> The Com Port You want to use for your calling 1 2 3 etc.
; In DOS Mode, CallBack supports all COM Ports your fossil
; supports. In OS/2 protected mode, Callback supports COM1
; through COM4. Default = COM1.
COM 2
;
;
;ModemInit -> Optional Modem Init String.
; This will only be needed if for some reason you need to
; change the default Initialization from your configuration
; in MAX. Most cases, leave this commented out.
; ModemInit ATE0F1M1X6
;
;
;Dial -> Is the Dial String for Callback. Most cases, and the
; Default is ATDT. If you need to use Palse Dial, then
; it would be ATDP. If you need Delays, use a Comma per
; Hayes Command set.
Dial ATDT
;
;
;
;─────────────────────────[ VERIFICATION VARIABLES ]──────────────────────────
;
;MoveAnswers -> Option to let CallBack move and group your answer files
; by day, week or month. Options are as Follows:
; Move Option FileName Example
; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
; MoveAnswers No Does Not Touch File
; MoveAnswers Day 08-25-95.DAY
; MoveAnswers Week 08-27-95.WE
; MoveAnswers Month Aug_95.MO
MoveAnswers Month
;
;
;Answers -> The DRIVE\PATH\FILENAME for the Users Answers
; to the Mecca Questionnaire.
Answers Q:\MAX\OUTSIDE\CALLBACK\ANSWERS.TXT
;
;
;CBKLog -> is the DRIVE\PATH for the CALLBACK.DAT file of Validated
; Users and Trash Numbers to not process.
CBKLog Q:\MAX\OUTSIDE\CALLBACK
;
;
;Privel -> Enter the level to raise the users priveledge if verified.
; Levels are 0 to 65535 as you have defined in your ACCESS.CTL
; file. a Value 30 is the MAX default for 'NORMAL' priveledge.
; Enter value as a ASCII value and not in a HEX value.
Privel 30
;
;
;Max2Privel -> Since MAX 3.00 Keeps it's USER.BBS and LASTUS*.BBS Backwards
; Compatable, we'll need to add MAX v2.00 level into the USER
; data base. Since MAX 3.00 is User Definable, enter the
; equivalent MAX 2.00 level as you have MAX 3.00 set up.
Max2Privel Normal
;
;
;SessionTime -> If you wish to re-adjust the users time remaining after a
; successful verification, uncomment SessionTime and enter
; the minutes you wish to set the users time. The minutes
; entered here should be the same as you have configured for
; MAXimus for the verified priveledge level.
SessionTime 40
;
;
;
;────────────────────────[ STATUS MESSAGE SECTION ]───────────────────────
;
;MessagePath -> is the Full DRIVE:\PATH of the Message Subdirectory to use
; if you wish to leave the New User their Status message
; after a CallBack Validation Attempt is made. CallBack will
; Create this Text Body message using the PassedMsg, or
; FailedMsg below. If you do not wish to use this Option,
; then leave this, the PassedMsg, and the FailedMsg commented
; out. If you use a Squish Message Data Base instead of a
; *.MSG 's, then include the data base name in the Drive\
; Pathline.
;
; NOTE: All Squish Type Areas will have the extension of .SQD.
;
; *.MSG TYPE EXAMPLE:
; C:\MAX\MSG\GENERAL
; The Above 'GENERAL' would be a Subdirectory of *.MSG's
;
; .SQ (squish) TYPE EXAMPLE:
; C:\MAX\MSG\GENERAL.SQD
; The Above 'GENERAL.SQD' would be a Squish Data Base
; in the Subdriectory of 'MSG'.
;
;MessagePath O:\MAX\MSG\GENERAL
;
;
;FailedMsg -> is the DRIVE:\PATH\FILENAME of Text "Body" for the Message
; to leave the New User after a Failed Attempt by the CallBack
; Verification System. Sample is Called: FAILMSG.CBK
; FailedMsg can be up to 3k in size.
FailedMsg Q:\MAX\CALLBACK\FAILMSG.CBK
;
;
;PassedMsg -> is the DRIVE:\PATH\FILENAME of Text "Body" for a Welcome
; Message to leave the New User after a Successful validation
; was made by the CallBack Verification System. Sample is
; Called: PASSMSG.CBK, the PassedMsg can be up to 3k in size.
PassedMsg Q:\MAX\CALLBACK\PASSMSG.CBK
;
;
;
;─────────────────────────────[ CALL VARIABLES ]──────────────────────────────
;
;CallDelay -> Delay time before placing the first call. Some Users
; have forced DTR set, thus they will not see your DTR
; drop and hang up. A 30 second timeout will allow the
; telephone line to time out and reset the line. On the
; other hand, a wait of to long of a time could cause a
; call collision with a incomming call if you have a busy
; system. Range 1 to 60 in seconds. Default 5 seconds.
CallDelay 3
;
;
;CallAttempts-> The number of times you wish CallBack to try placing the
; verification call if a busy, no-carrier etc. occures.
; Range 1 to 9, Default 3
CallAttempts 3
;
;
;AreaCode -> Your AREA CODE for your phone.
AreaCode 520
;
;
;UseAreaCode -> is for areas that REQUIRE using the same Area Code as the
; one you have for In State Long Distance Calls. If you
; Uncomment this and answer Y for yes, then CallBack will
; NOT Strip the Area Code out for Long Diatance Calls within
; your Area Code and will use in-state Long Distance Dialing
; as: 1-520-883-0524.
;
; If you leave this commented, then in-state Long Distance
; will be dialed as: 1-883-0524
;
; This will have No Affect on local calls, or out of your
; Area Code long distance Calls. If your area does NOT
; require a Area Code for In State Long Distance Calls,
; then leave this Comment Out, or Answer N.
UseAreaCode Y
;
;
;TollCalls -> If you want to make TOLL calls, Answer Y. Default = N
; for no long disant calls.
TollCalls N
;
;
;AreaCodeOK -> is for Area Codes in which you wish to allow verification
; for. These can be Free Long Distance call such as a 800
; number, or toll numbers you wish to allow in which you
; need to leave the Area Code number intact.
; You may also enter Area Codes which are different then yours
; but are considered local and must have the AreaCode Stripped
; from the number. This is done by entering a "@" ampersand
; as the first digit of the Area Code. This tells CallBack to
; Allow this number and to strip the Area Code from the number.
; If you need this option, Uncomment the AreaCodeOK option
; and enter the Area Codes you need, then end it with
; Uncommenting END statement.
;
; Up to 20 entries are permissable, and finish it with the
; END command. DO NOT add a 1- at the beginning of the number.
;
; The following numbers would be handled as follows:
;
; @602-883 - All Numbers in Area Code 602 with the Prefix
; of 883 would be allowed and the 602 area code
; would not be used with the phone number.
;
; @520 - All Prefixes in the 520 Area Code would be
; allowed and the Area Code would not be used
; with the phone number.
;
; 213-976 - All Area Code 213 numbers with the Prefix
; of 976 would be allowed and the 213 Area
; Code would be used when calling.
;
; 800 - All 800 numbers of any Prefix would be
; allowed and the Area Code would be used.
AreaCodeOK
@602-883
@520
213-976
800
END
;
;
;LockAreas -> The AREACODES you wish to Lock-Out if you have TollCalls 'Y'.
; Enter the AREACODES after the LOCKAREAS command and finish
; it with the End Command, or with a Semicolon. Up to 20 Area
; Codes are supported.
LockAreas
900
911
End
;
;END OF CALLBACK CONTROL FILE
;─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────