; This is an example RBBSMAIL.CFG file  for RBBSMAIL 17.1C
; Lines with a ';' in colum 1 and blank lines are COMMENT lines
; Copy this file to RBBSMAIL.CFG, change it to reflect your setup and remove
; all comments for speed


; Of course we need to know your FULL ZONE:NET/NODE adress
NODE  2:512/10


; You may also hava an AKA adress
AKA   2:512/101


; This is to tell RBBSMAIL were to find incoming mail and were to put
; outgoing mail
MAIL  C:\BINKLEY\MAIL\


; This is to tell were attached files are to be found
FILE  C:\BINKLEY\FILES\


; And where the mailpackets should go
HOLD  C:\RBBSMAIL\BINKLEY\HOLD\


; Where RBBSMAIL should move duplicates to. If you use the /KD (Kill
; Duplicates), RBBSMAIL will kill duplicates right away.
DUPS  C:\BINKLEY\DUPS\


; This is to identify any ZONE or ECHO gates you send to or receive from,
; followed by the NET/NODE numbers that should ALWAYS appear in the SEEN-BY
; lines in messages adressed to that gate.
; Normally, the SEEN-BY line to an ECHOgate or ZONEgate will only contain
; the gate's NET/NODE and that of your own system (and, if you have one, also
; your AKA NET/NODE).
; In case you are not the only system in your net calling the gate, the
; NET/NODE numbers of those other systems should also appear in the SEEN-BY
; line, UNLESS, the gate also is you echo host (confused?)
; In all cases, the NET/NODE number should be in numeric order.
; Having a short SEEN-BY line keeps down the costs for ZONE and ECHO gates
; It is assumed that mail, once send TO the gate will never get BACK from the
; gate to your system. You can have up to 25 gates defined.
; In the example, all mail to  2:2/0 will have "SEEN-BY: 2/0 512/10 101"
; as SEEN-BY line
;
GATE  1:1/0    1/0 512/10 101
GATE  2:2/0    2/0 512/10 101
GATE  2:28/0   28/0 512/1 10 101
GATE  3:3/0    3/0 512/10 101


; Maximum size (in bytes) of messages that will be imported. Any incoming
; messages that are larger will be skipped.
SIZE  10240


;The name of the sysop on this system. This entry will be overridden if you
;also specify a SYSOP name in AREAS.BBS
SYSOP      Jan Terpstra


;The alias the sysop uses to log on to his sysyem remotely. This the same
;ALIAS name you specified in RBBS-PC's CONFIG program.
SYSALIAS   George Busch


;The level ALL imported messages are set to. User must have at least this
;level to be able to read imported echomail messages.
SECURITY   4


; You may also have POINTS serviced by your system, so you have to tell
; RBBSMAIL what the number of the POINTNET is. There is one restriction,
; the number of your pointnet _MUST_ be the HIGHEST NUMBER in your list
; of nets!!
POINT 3000


;The name of the BATchfile or program RBBSMAIL should call when the amount
;of outgoing messages (set by the /M:xx switch) is reached.
;This BATchfile should call ARCMail, oMMM or Dutchie's PACKER,
PACK  C:\BINKLEY\PACKMAIL.BAT

; That's all!