;===========================================================================| ; MailStorm v1.01b - by Russel Miranda | ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------| ; Sample MailStorm.CFG Tuesday, April 5, 1990. | ;===========================================================================| ; | ;------ | ; Specify how to extract archives: (.ARC, .LZH (Lharc), .ZIP (PKZip), and | ; .ZOO only) | ; Syntax: | ; #EXT <.End> | ; | ; <.End> is a period (.) followed by the 3 character extention commonly | ; used with the compression program. | ; is the command line used to evoke the dearchiver minus the | ; name of the archive - which will be added to the end by MailStorm. | ; | ;#EXT lines may only be of type .ARC, .LZH, .ZIP, or .ZOO - others will be | ; ignored. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #EXT .ZOO BOOZ x ; A method must be specified for each type of | #EXT .LZH Lharc x ; compression you wish MailStorm to unpack. | #EXT .ARC Pkax -x ; | ; | ;------ | ; Specify how to build archives. | ; Syntax: | ; #ADD <.End> | ; | ; <.End> is a period (.) followed by the 3 character extention commonly | ; used with the compression program. | ; is the command line used to evoke the archiver minus the | ; name of the archive and the name of the file - which will be added | ; in that order. | ; | ;Total number of #ADD lines limited by memory only. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #ADD .ZOO ZOO a ; A method must be specified for each type of | #ADD .LZH Lharc a ; archiver you wish to use. | #ADD .ARC arc a ; | ; | ;------ | ; Specify compression method to use when sending mail to a system. If a | ; system is not listed, it is assumed to be ".ARC". | ; Syntax: | ; #USE / <.End> | ; | ; / is the FIDO address of the system. | ; <.End> is a period (.) followed by the 3 character extention commonly | ; used with the compression program. | ; | ;Total number of #USE lines limited by memory only. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #USE 268/102 .LZH ; | #USE 253/179 .ARC ; | ; | ;------ | ; Specify outbound mail directory. Default is "PARAGON:OUT/" | ; Syntax: | ; #OUT | ; | ; must be a valid AmigaDos directory ending in ":" or "/". | ; | ;The last #OUT line to appear is the only one used. | ; | ;Example: | ; | ;#OUT BBS:OUT/ ; This line is not necessary if you wish the normal | ; Paragon OUT directory to be used. | ;------ | ; Specify inbound mail directory. Default is "PARAGON:IN/" | ; Syntax: | ; #IN | ; | ; must be a valid AmigaDos directory ending in ":" or "/". | ; | ;The last #IN line to appear is the only one used. | ; | ;Example: | ; | ;#IN BBS:IN/ ; This line is not necessary if you wish the normal | ; Paragon IN directory to be used. | ;------ | ; Private network(s) (point networks) Seen-by lines from these nets will be | ; stripped out, and mail from them will be forwarded with the origin | ; address changed to your system's address. | ; Syntax: | ; #PNT | ; | ; is the net number of the private/point network (all nodes will be | ; stripped). | ; | ;The number of #PNT lines is limited by memory only - but fewer lines saves | ; time while processing messages. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #PNT 2000 ; These lines are not necessary if you do not serve | ; any points. | ;------ | ; Add file comments to mail packets. | ; Syntax: | ; #COM | ; Precede with a ; to shut off | ; | ;Multiple #COM lines have the effect of toggling comments on/off. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #COM ; See also command line "-c" option. | ; | ;------ | ; Operate in quiet mode for more speed. | ; Syntax: | ; #QUIET | ; Precede with a ; to shut off. | ; | ;Multple #QUIET lines have the effect of toggling quiet mode on/off. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #QUIET ; See also command line "-q" option. | ; | ;------ | ; Flag users for waiting echomail. | ; Syntax: | ; #FLAG | ; Precede with a ; to shut off. | ; | ;Multiple #FLAG lines have the effect of toggling flag mode on/off. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #FLAG ; See also command line "-f" option. | ; | ;------ | ; Remap mail addressed to a point user. | ; Syntax: | ; #MAP / [KEEP|PASS] | ; | ; PASS specifies that the message should be forwarded and no copy kept. | ; KEEP specifies that the message should be forwarded and a copy tossed | ; into the NetMail area. | ; | ;The number of #MAP lines is limited by memory only. | ; | ;Example: | ; | ;#MAP 2000/1 KEEP SAM JONES ; Sometimes it is helpful to list a person | ;#MAP 2000/1 KEEP SAMUEL JONES ; by all versions of his name, so more than | ;#MAP 2000/2 PASS JOHN SMITH ; one line may appear for each system, but | ; only one system per name! | ;------ | ; Change the file buffer. Not too much increase expected here, but I | ; love to add options! | ;Syntax: | ;#BUFSIZE | ; | ; is in bytes, default of 512 | ; | ;Example: | ; | #BUFSIZE 1024 ; Do not set lower than 512. | ; | ;------ | ; Attempt to salvage message packets that have bad messages in them. | ;Syntax: | ;#SALVAGE | ; | ; is the number of times a salvage is attempted on one packet. | ; or the word "ALWAYS" if you wish MailStorm to keep trying. | ; | ;Example: | ; | #SALVAGE 10 ; I recommend a small number, because | ; packets with a large number of errors in | ; them are un-reliable. | ;------ | ;Execute a script file. | ;Syntax: | ;#SCRIPT | ; | ; is the ID number of the position at which the script file is | ; to be executed. The list of choices: | ; 1 is executed before MailStorm operates. | ; 2 is executed between unpack and scan in "bundle" mode | ; 3 is executed after MailStorm has finished operating. | ; is the name of the batch file. | ; | ;Example: | ; | ;#SCRIPT 1 BBS:PreScript ; This script would be executed before | ; MailStorm did anything. | ;#SCRIPT 2 BBS:MidScript ; This script would be executed after the | ; unpack, but before the scan when in BUNDLE| ;#SCRIPT 3 BBS:PostScript ; This script would be executed after | ; MailStorm finished running. | ;------ | ;Redirect the logfile. | ;Syntax: | ;#LOG | ; | ; is the path and name of the log file. It will default to | ; "PARAGON:MailStorm.LOG" if not specified. | ; | ;Example: | ; | ;#LOG DH0:OutOfTheWay.Log ; | ; | ;------ | ;Specify where to create directories for unknown echo area tags. | ;Syntax: | ;#NEW | ; | ; is the path of the directory in which the new subdirectories are | ; to be created upon receipt of an unknown echo area tag. | ; defaults to "PARAGON:" if unspecified. | ; must be a valid AmigaDOS directory ending in "/" or ":". | ; | ;Example: | ; | ;#NEW DH0:MessageBases/ ; If there is more than one listed, only | ; the last will be valid. | ; | ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------| ; Notes: | ; - To allow comments to be placed in any line, a semi-colon (;) | ; signals that the rest of the line is to be ignored. They are | ; not needed to terminate lines, unless you wish a comment to | ; follow the line. | ; - MailStorm will issue a warning and ignore incorrect config lines. | ; - Config options may be preceded by any number of "whitespace" | ; characters, such as spaces or tab characters. | ; - Blank lines or lines with only comments in them are ignored. | ; | ;===========================================================================|