; Configfile for FusAC MEBBSNET Alias FusAc ;Alias means that FusAC will respond to letters adressed Alias AreaFix ;to the alias names as well as to FusAC Alias Fusac Alias Areamanager Alias Areamgr Matrix 100 ; Message number to Netmail area that will be usaged. ; The name of the file sent when user requests a list of your available ; echomail areas. You will have to write a list that suits Your system. LIST Mebbsnet:ConfigFiles/FusAC/AvailAreas.txt ; The name of the file sent when user requests help on how to use FusAC. HELP Mebbsnet:ConfigFiles/FusAc/FusAC.help ; Name and path of the file where last read msg # is stored. DATFILE Mebbsnet:ConfigFiles/FusAc/FusAc.dat ; FusAC stores info about paused areas here. PAUSEFILE Mebbsnet:ConfigFiles/Fusac/FusAc.pause ; Name and path of FusAC logfile LOGFILE LOG:FusAC.LOG ; The file FusAC reads to see the state of echomail feeding. IN Mebbsnet:ConfigFiles/Areas.CFG ; The file FusAC writes when it's run. Normally the same ; as the In-file. NOTE! FusAC writes a new out-file every ; time even if there is no changes. You can use this for ; creating an Areas.cfg file if You have recieved new ; echomail areas that have not been cofigured in ; StarNet.CON. The node that feed You will be set to ; 0:0/0. Just edit this to the correct nodenumber ; and Your Areas.cfg is up to date. OUT Mebbsnet:ConfigFiles/Areas.Cfg ; NOTE!! Filenames MUST NOT be longer than 8.3 letters! ; These are the files that can be requested with the -F ; or %F command. User can get a list of these files with ; -F? or %F ?. You can add as many files as You like. ; The comment for each file will also show in the response ; to a -F? or %F ? request. User can request with number ; (e.g. -F1) or name (e.g. %F POLICY4.LHA) FILE 1 Fus:Files/POLICY4.LHA Rules for FIDONet. FILE 2 Fus:Files/RULES.LHA Rules for this BBS. FILE 3 Fus:Files/SUN.LHA Rules for Sun-ares. FILE 4 Fus:Files/ALLFILES.LHA All files on the BBS. ; Notyfy sysop. NOTIFYSYSOP 1 ; The in-file for compress method changes CompressIN MebbsNet:ConfigFiles/ArcMail.Cfg ; The out-file, normally the same as the in-file, but can be set ; to something else for safety. CompressOUT MebbsNet:ConFigFiles/ArcMail.Cfg_out ; These are the available compress methods. ; The comments will be displayed in the messages to the users. ; ; TagName Path/Name Arguments Comment ;--------------------------------------------------------------------- Compress LHArc Work:bin/pack/Lharc "a" Standard -LH1- Compress LHA WORK:BIN/pack/LHA "a" Standard -LH5- Compress ARC WORK:BIN/pack/Arc "a" Old arc Compress ZOO WORK:BIN/pack/Zoo "a" Zoo ;--------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; ------------------------- Protection of areas ------------------------------ ; The problem with Stararea or other "areafix type" programs is that it ; in som cases is impossible to protect areas in a good way. ; With this type of protection scheme, we think there is no limitations. ; Instead of giving an area a protection level like 200, we use one or ; more charachters. If an area is protected with the letter A, the user must ; have the letter A in his list of letters. If an area is protected by the ; letters APK, the user must have ALL the letters A, P and K in his list. ; Any character can be used and THEY ARE CASE SENSITIVE! This means that ; it's OK to protect Your StarNet areas with the "*" :-) As You will see, ; this type of protection offers unlimited possibilities yet it is very easy ; to use. ; This scheme is a help for You to remember what category of echo should ; have which protection charachter. ; N National FIDO ; I International FIDO ; * Starnet/Mebbs ; O Only SysOp ; Here follows the actual protection of Your areas. ; keyword Tag Name Protect chars Protect R20NET205 O Protect SOP400 O Protect R20_AMIGASV N Protect AMIGA_SYSOP I Protect AMIGA_COMMS I Protect STARNET.EUR I* Protect AMY_POINT I Protect YG_STARNET * ; This is the setup for diffrent users: ; Keyword Nodenumber Protect Password Username Account no Name 2:203/319 NI* password Kjell Cederfeldt #7 Name 2:205/603 NI* password Fredrik Gustavsson Name 2:205/604 NI* password Janne Karlsson #44 Name 2:205/427.1 NI password Hakan Smedberg #8 Name 2:205/427.8 NI password Lasse Heden #111 ; FusAC also has the ability to CLEAR WAITING MAIL for those that pick up ; echomail from your BBS. This means that he/she won't have a bundle ; of letters to read at your BBS that he already read at his own BBS/point ; site. This seems to be a much apreciated feature. To enable the ; CLEAR WAITING MAIL OPTION, enter the account number at your BBS ; proceeded with a # eg #44. Of course this will only clear the waiting ; mail flag for those areas that the user polls from You. Local areas or ; non-active areas will not be affected. FusAC will check to see if the name ; matches the username of the account.