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; UUCPCHK.EXE Version 1.04 Copyright (c) 1995 by James J. Murphy
;
; This config file will ignore any BLANK lines, and lines beginning with
; a semicolon. This allows you to comment your config file if necessary.
;
; I have set up some default values in this config file. Just change
; them to match your requirements. There are 9 parameters that are
; set in this config file.
;
; The structure of the UUCPCHK config file is as follows:
;
;
; Line 1 - EXCLUDE or INCLUDE Your Name from ANY message checking
; at all. If you want to test UUCPCHK you should set it to
; INCLUDE your name, that way you can create BAD test
; messages without changing your name.
;
INCLUDE
;
;
; Line 2 - LOG or NOLOG. Whether or not you want a LOG (Report)
; made of BAD addressed messages. No log is written if
; no bad messages are found. I suggest you use the LOG
; option at first.
;
LOG
;
;
; Line 3 - The Drive and Path to your Netmail directory. For
; example, d:\fd\mail. No Trailing Backslash, unless
; you are using the root directory, then a backslash may
; be used, ie. A:\
;
c:\fd\mail
;
; Line 4 - Should the HOLD or SENT flag be set on BAD Addressed
; messages that UUCPCHK finds? You can also use NONE here
; if you want to test UUCPCHK to see what is written to the
; log, and see it operate. With NONE it doesn't set any
; flags and just READS only. If you set Line 9 (below) to
; ERROR, AND you use NETMGR to automatically 'Bounce' the
; messages back, then I suggest you set this option to NONE.
; Enter HOLD, SENT, or NONE below.
NONE
;
; Line 5 - Your Sysop name, ie. The name that you use when you send a
; Netmail or Internet message, and it is used with Line 1
; above for including or excluding your name from message
; checking.
;
Jim Murphy
;
; Line 6 - This program automaticlly checks for UUCP as the TO: line
; in your message header. If you use some other gateway name
; such as POSTMASTER, or GATEWAY, etc. then you place it
; here, otherwise use NONE.
;
NONE
;
; Line 7 - The Default FROM Zone Number. If your Fido Style address
; was 4:920/100, then you would put 4 as the Default Zone
; Number.
;
4
;
; Line 8 - UUCPCHK checks the To: line in the text of the message and
; qualifies a message as a good Internet message if it finds
; an AT Symbol '@' in the address. This option also adds
; the BANG Symbol '!' as a qualifier of a good Internet
; message. If you want to ALSO have the BANG Symbol qualify
; a message as good then put BANG as the option, otherwise
; put NONE.
;
NONE
;
; NOTE: If you didn't read the docs, there is now an optional
; file you can create called UUCPCHK.NAM, which should include
; a list of names, of privileged users, that are NOT subjected
; to a BAD ADDRESS check, and their messages will not be flagged
; for bad addresses ONLY. If they should mess up the To: line
; in the message text by having a comma present, or no '@' symbol
; or two spaces between To: and the Internet address, their
; messages WILL get flagged as bad. If you want YOUR name
; checked for mistakes (NOT BAD ADDRESSES) then include it in
; the .NAM file, and INCLUDE it in Line 1 of this Config file.
; This file should be placed in the same directory where the
; config file is located. UUCPCHK will utilize the UUCPCHK.NAM
; file automatically if it is present, but it is not necessary
; for running this program.
;
;
; Line 9 - UUCPCHK will optionally add an Error Number that
; coresponds to the type of problem that UUCPCHK finds
; with the message. It will add it to the beginnning of the
; Subject line of the message header. The Error Strings that
; are added are as follows: #ERR1# to #ERR8#. Each number
; represents a particular problem that UUCPCHK found with the
; message. If this option is turned on, then UUCPCHK will
; ignore any messages that have the HOLD or SENT flag, OR have
; the Error String in the beginning of the Subject line. This
; is necessary to prevent UUCPCHK from re-checking and Flagging
; messages over and over. You could then use NETMGR to look
; for the string #ERR in the Subject line, and send an
; appropriate 'Bounce' message to the sender. If you want the
; Error identified in the Subject line, then place the word
; ERROR below, otherwise use the word NONE. If NONE is used,
; then UUCPCHK will NOT write the Error Number to the message.
; If you specify NONE for Line 4, AND Line 9, then UUCPCHK is
; entirely in READ-ONLY mode, good for testing purposes.
;
NONE
;
; End of Config File
;