; CONFIGURATION FILE FOR TRAPDOOR V1.80 - MODIFICATIONS WILL NEED TO BE
; MADE FOR EARLIER VERSIONS OF TRAPDOOR AS NOT ALL THE KEYWORDS WILL
; BE RECOGNIZED...

;
; things you need to customize
;

NODE 1:114/52.0			; your MAIN network address
BOSS 1:114/52.0			; for node use, set this to your own address

AKA "1:5252/0.0 1:5252/1.0"	; if you set up a pointnet, include the
				; pointnet in the list of AKA's. Add AKA's
				; as necessary for other networks you may
				; belong to

NAME "Your BBS Name Goes Here"
SYSOP "Your Name"
BANNER "What the user sees when he connects to TrapDoor"
BBSCHAR '.'


;
; serial things you may need to change
;

SERIALNAME "serial.device" SERIALUNIT 0 SERIALFLAGS 0
BAUD 19200
LOCK


;
; use these only if you have an error-correcting modem (HST, HST Dual Std,
; V.32, MNP. Adjust the ARQSTRING parameter as required.
;


SNIFFARQ
ARQSTRING "ARQ"


;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Pick your poison for having TrapDoor load the BBS. The commented out
; pair are for memory hungry systems and tends to be a wee bit less
; reliable. The pair in use below leaves TrapDoor in all the time and
; allows it to come back for the next call instantly upon a user
; disconnect. There is a setting in the ZMAIL.CFG file that needs to
; be alterred if you change this mode
;

BBSMODE SPAWN
BBSCOMMAND "DLG:immed TR0 %b %B -w"

; OR

;BBSMODE EXIT
;BBSCOMMAND "DLG:immed TR0 %b %B"
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------


;
; serial things you probably won't need to change
; unless you don't have an HST. You need to set your
; modem up ahead of time with all the proper S-register
; settings and other assorted goodies - save them to
; NVRAM so that an ATZ will bring them all up as default
;
; HST Dual Standard users may want to alter the MODEMDIALPRE
; to send an altered ATB setting. See your dox.
;

MODEMINIT "~~AT~Z|~"
MODEMDIALPRE "~~AT~DT "
MODEMDIALPOST "|"
MODEMANSWER "ATE0A|"
MODEMHANGUP "|^"
7WIRE
SHARED
MINBAUD 1200
NOMAXBAUD
DSR
SLOWMODEM 8
ADJUST 0


;
; things you probably shouldn't change unless you have specific problems
; connecting to specific systems...
;

DIRECTZAP
ZEDZIP
WAZOO
DIETIFNA
ZEDZAP

;
; EMSI is not always beneficial, depending on who you connect with. Try
; using EMSI and if you have trouble, disable it with NOEMSI
;

EMSI


;
; Other miscellaneous things to leave alone...
;

ANSWER
RINGS 1
BBSINOUT ""
REXXNAME "TrapDoor"	; This setting is for your MAIN Trapdoor line
OUTBOUND "Outbound:"	; LEAVE ALONE!
INBOUND "Inbound:"	; LEAVE ALONE!
NODELIST "NodeList:"	; LEAVE ALONE!
RETRIES 0		; no affect when operated as a node
REDIALDELAY 0		; no affect when operated as a node
TASKPRI 0		; more than adequate for most systems. if
			; you do a lot of multitasking in the
			; background, bumping this to 1 may help


;
; Make it look like you want it to...
;

LOGWINDOW  0/11/640/100
STATWINDOW 0/111/640/89
SCREENMODE CUSTOM
BACKGROUND
NOAUTOOVERSCAN
NOINTERLACE

SHOWREXX		


;
; This is for after a mail session, not after a BBS call... Leave this
; alone
;

AFTERSESSION "run FIDO:DMC process"


;
; Will you allow FREQing of files from your system? If so, enable it
; here. Substitute your own files list name for AC_FILES.TXT.
;

FREQUEST "DLG:TPTFreq MAIL:AC_FILES.TXT %i %o"


;
; call accounting - see the manual!
;

ACCTMAX	"-1 -1 3 -1 -1 2"
ACCOUNTING


;
; logging goodies
;

LOGFILE "Logs:TrapDoor.LOG"
LOGLEVEL 0:2		; debugger
LOGLEVEL 1:2		; link
LOGLEVEL 2:2		; transfer
LOGLEVEL 3:2		; system
LOGLEVEL 4:2		; modem
LOGLEVEL 5:2		; session
LOGLEVEL 6:7		; security
LOGLEVEL 7:2		; outside
LOGLEVEL 8:5		; information
LOGLEVEL 9:2		; scheduler

; refer to the TD documentation for setting of function keys and other
; things...