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# This file is read from the beginning until a match for a specific
# domain/site pair is found. Initially all lines applies to all
# domains and hosts. (NOTICE: we use domain == top-level domain)
#
# In the following list of requests, <host name> is the name of the
# LOCAL host, <domain> and <site> is the receivers domain and site.
#
# /L <domain> local domain name(s), implies /D <domain> command
# /H <local host> following lines only applies to specified local host
# /H following lines applies to all hosts
# /N <site> site is neighbour to local host (+prefix)
# /D <domain> following lines applies to specified domain only
# /D following lines applies to all domains
# /P <prefix> <prefix> is prefixed to the generated address
# /B <pattern> address to use for multi-hop bang addresses
# /G <pattern> default address pattern
# <site> <pattern> address patterns used to reach given site
#
# The <domain>, <host>, and <site> specifications can be a comma-separated
# list of domain, host, or site names (without spaces).
#
# Address patterns are copied directly to the generated address, except
# that the following sequences are substituted:
# %n name of receiver
# %s receiver's site (with top-level domain stripped off)
# %d receiver's top-level domain
# %b first N-1 sites from N multi-hop bang address
# %p drop <preix> if one is specified
# %% a % character
#
# Default rules:
# %n@local-host.local-domain -> %p%n
# %n@neighbour-host.remote-domain -> %s.%d!%n
#
# Example configuration (AmbraSoft A/S, September 1987):
#
# Backbone: dkuug.dk
# |
# In-house: olamb.dk---- ambush.dk ------ ambra.dk
# / | \
# Direct: oldk1.dk oldk2.dk olgb1.uucp(=olgb1.oliv.co.uk)
#
# This file can be used unchanged on all in-house systems.
/L dk,uucp
/H ambra,olamb
/N ambush
/P ambush!
/H
/N dkuug
/N ambra,olamb
/N oldk1,oldk2
/L uucp
/N olgb1
/D uk
olgb1.oliv.co olgb1!%n
/D
/P+ dkuug!
/B %b!%s!%n
/G %s.%d!%n