#ifndef CONFIG_H #define CONFIG_H /* * $Header: /afs/gza.com/software/xrn/src/RCS/config.h,v 1.30 1994/10/24 02:19:36 jik Exp $ */ /* * xrn - an X-based NNTP news reader * * Copyright (c) 1988-1993, Ellen M. Sentovich and Rick L. Spickelmier. * * Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its * documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided * that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that * copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting * documentation, and that the name of the University of California not * be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of * the software without specific, written prior permission. The University * of California makes no representations about the suitability of this * software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express or * implied warranty. * * THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO * THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND * FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BE LIABLE FOR * ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER * RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF * CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN * CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. */ /* * config.h: configurable defaults */ #ifdef OV_CAMBRIDGE #define CONFIG_H_IS_OK #endif #ifndef CONFIG_H_IS_OK #error "You must edit config.h appropriately for your site!" #endif /* place to report bugs and request new features */ #ifndef GRIPES #define GRIPES "bug-xrn@cam.ov.com" #endif /* if you want xrn to provide a titlebar */ #if !defined(MOTIF) /* #define TITLEBAR */ #endif /* MOTIF */ /* display compilation time in the XRN title bar */ /* #define WANT_DATE */ /* if you want a short icon name */ #define SHORT_ICONNAME /* * Note: You can probably skip ahead to the DISTRIBUTION section if you are * using InterNetNews - INN */ /* * your internet domain name, examples are: * * .Berkeley.EDU * .mit.EDU * .CSS.GOV * .CS.NET * .BITNET * .UUCP * * wouldn't it be nice if there were a call like 'gethostname' * that would get the domain name... * * DOMAIN_NAME can be overriden with the DOMAIN environment variable * or the DOMAIN_FILE (see below) * * NOTE: use of the RESOLVER define should make DOMAIN_NAME obsolete * */ #ifdef OV_CAMBRIDGE #ifndef DOMAIN_NAME #define DOMAIN_NAME ".cam.ov.com" #endif #endif /* * use the name server to find out your official (with domain) host name */ #ifndef RESOLVER #define RESOLVER #endif /* * Define RETURN_HOST if you want a default return address host name. * Useful if your site uses MX records or something to address all * mail to a pseudo host (e.g. user@Berkeley.EDU) */ #ifdef OV_CAMBRIDGE #define RETURN_HOST "cam.ov.com" #endif /* organization name */ #ifdef OV_CAMBRIDGE #ifndef ORG_NAME #define ORG_NAME "OpenVision Technologies, Inc." #endif #endif /* uucp netnews name (if different from your internet host name) */ /* #define UUCPNAME "/etc/uucpname" */ /* define this if you don't want xrn to add the hostname to the Path field */ /* #define HIDE_PATH */ #ifndef VMS /* * name of the nntp server is in this file - can be overriden * by command line option, X resource, or environment variable */ #ifndef SERVER_FILE #define SERVER_FILE "/usr/local/news/server" #endif /* * name of the host to use as the users host name in the From field * in a composition is in the file */ #ifndef HIDDEN_FILE #define HIDDEN_FILE "/usr/local/news/hiddenhost" #endif /* * name of the host to use as the users hosts name in the Path field * in a composition is in the file */ #ifndef PATH_FILE #define PATH_FILE "/usr/local/news/pathhost" #endif /* * name of the internet domain is in this file */ #ifndef DOMAIN_FILE #define DOMAIN_FILE "/usr/local/news/domain" #endif /* * Name of the organization is in this file. Define it only if you * actually have such a file. */ /* #define ORG_FILE "/usr/local/lib/news/organization" */ #else #define SERVER_FILE "SYS$LOGIN:NNTP.SERVER" #define HIDDEN_FILE "SYS$LOGIN:HIDDEN.HOST" #define PATH_FILE "SYS$LOGIN:PATH.HOST" #define DOMAIN_FILE "SYS$LOGIN:DOMAIN.NAME" #define ORG_FILE "SYS$LOGIN:ORG.NAME" #endif /* * Default distribution. If you do not set this, then an empty * Distribution: field will appear in postings being composed, and the * user can fill it in if he wants to. It isn't a problem if he * doesn't, because most News server software strips empty fields. * * Note that setting this to "world" is *strongly* discouraged. Many * sites do not support a "world" distribution. If your site is * configured so that only articles with distribution "world" make it * to the outside world, your site is probably configured wrong, and * you should configure it so that postings with no distribution at * all make it to the outside world. Otherwise, you're just asking * for many sites to drop postings from your site on the floor. * * Some sites like postings to be local by default, to force people to * think before posting a message outside the local organization. * That's why "local" is the suggested value below. However, it's * commented out by default because I personally feel that the Usenet * is a larger community than just the local organization, and when * someone posts, they intend for their posting to go to that whole * community more often than not. */ /* #define DISTRIBUTION "local" */ /* * If you want X-newsreader and X-mailer lines, indicating the version * of xrn you are using, to be included in outgoing postings and mail * messages, define this. */ /* #define IDENTIFY_VERSION_IN_MESSAGES */ /* * maximum size of a signature file (in bytes), if file is bigger than this, * it is not included * * The default is 4*80, i.e., allow a four-line signature, plus a little slop. */ #define MAX_SIGNATURE_SIZE 330 /* * support newsgroup specific signature files that exist * in the same directory as the KILL files */ /* #define SIGNATURE_A_LA_LOCAL_KILL */ /* * Prefix for each line included from an article */ #define INCLUDEPREFIX "|> " /* prefetch articles and groups */ #define XRN_PREFETCH #ifdef XRN_PREFETCH /* * if there are more than this many unread articles in the next * group, do not prefetch it - must be a string, i.e. "100" */ #define XRN_PREFETCH_MAX "50" /* * prefetch only the unread articles, rather than all articles * from first unread to last in the group */ #define XRN_PREFETCH_UNREAD_ONLY #endif /* XRN_PREFETCH */ /* * number of article headers to prefetch when searching subjects * in the backwards direction */ #define SUBJECTS 10 /* * For debugging only, define if you want core dumps, rather than * a death notification box and an attempt at updating the .newsrc * and cleaning up the temporary files * */ /* #define DUMPCORE */ /* * use less memory at the expense of some cpu time * I have had some reports that this may not be working... so use * this at your own risk */ /* #define STUPIDMMU */ /* * for various bugs in the toolkit / widget set */ #define TEXT_WIDGET_WORKS_CORRECTLY /* * Define this if you don't want the translations of the buttons in * the top button box to be the same as the translations for the rest * of the xrn window. This is relevant mostly for Motif. For * example, defining this will cause space to activate the button your * mouse is over, instead of "doing the right thing" (e.g., entering * the current newsgroup, paging the current article, going to the * next unread article, etc.), when you are using the Motif version of * xrn. * * Note that right now, translations are only forced in the top button * box. I.e., hitting space when your mouse is over a button in the * bottom button box will activate that button when you are using * Motif whether or not this is defined. */ /* #define DONT_FORCE_BUTTON_TRANSLATIONS */ /* * define TRANSLATIONS_NOT_FREED if you are using a pre-patchlevel 18 version * of X11 Release 4 * * If you see a message about "NULL translation table", you need to undefine * this. */ /* #define TRANSLATIONS_NOT_FREED */ /* These defines are probably no longer needed */ /* #define TRANSLATIONBUG */ /* DEC (VMS) X windows release */ /* #define ERRORBUG */ /* DEC (VMS) X windows release */ /* #define DECFOCUSPATCH */ /* for certain DEC window managers */ /* * If XFILESEARCHPATH is defined, then its contents are treated as a string * which is appended to the end of the XFILESEARCHPATH environment variable. * The purpose of this is that if you are planning on installing xrn * (and its app-defaults file) in a non-standard location, you can make * sure that it will find its app-defaults file by compiling the program * with the path to the file set in XFILESEARCHPATH (for example, when * I compile the program I #define XFILESEARCHPATH to be * "/usr/sipb/lib/%T/%N", since I install it in the Student Information * Processing Board (SIPB) filesystem. This patch addresses a general * flaw in X11R4's (and X11R3's) handling of application defaults file -- * there is no way for the programmer to suggest to the toolkit * where to look for the file without mucking with environment variables. * * (Jonathan I. Kamens ) */ /* #define XFILESEARCHPATH "path" */ /* * generate Message-ID and Date fields * * NNTP POST should handle this, but does not for some * implementations. Do not define this if you are using INN. */ /* #define GENERATE_EXTRA_FIELDS */ /* * don't use the XHDR NNTP command for getting a single header field * from a single article (for performance reasons), use HEADER and * cache information... */ /* #define DONT_USE_XHDR_FOR_A_SINGLE_ITEM */ /* * the active file of most currently used news systems has a problem: * if the first article number equals the last article number for a * newsgroup, this means that there are 0 OR 1 ARTICLES. * * Cnews, INN, and and Bnews 2.11 (patch #19) have fixed this problem. */ #define FIXED_ACTIVE_FILE /* * deal with stupid C-news problem of NOT updating the low number * of the group entries in the active file - define this if you * have fixed the problem. Not needed with INN. */ #define FIXED_C_NEWS_ACTIVE_FILE /* * old versions of NNTP (pre-1.5.11) read the 'active' file only once * per session, so reissuing the 'LIST' command would always return * the EXACT same data. New versions of NNTP will reread the file * for each LIST command. If you are using 1.5.11 or greater, or INN * define NNTP_REREADS_ACTIVE_FILE */ #ifdef INN #define NNTP_REREADS_ACTIVE_FILE #endif /* INN */ /* #define NNTP_REREADS_ACTIVE_FILE */ /* * Do you want to use inews for postings? For INN, it is suggested that you do. */ /* #define INEWS "/usr/local/bin/inews" */ /* * Does INEWS read the signature file? The version of INEWS for INN * reads the signature file by default. If you define this incorrectly * you will probably end up with two signatures on postings. */ /* #define INEWS_READS_SIG */ /* * If you don't want XRN to eat type ahead, define this. * * This actually doesn't work right now. I can't figure out how to * make it work easily. If you can, feel free to submit a patch! */ /* #define DO_NOT_EAT_TYPE_AHEAD */ /* * display articles with local time rather than GMT * if you are running SunOS 3.5, get rid of the '|| defined(sun)' * define USE_LOCALTIME if you want to use this feature */ /* #define USE_LOCALTIME */ #if defined(USE_LOCALTIME) && (defined(SYSV) || defined(ultrix) || defined(apollo) || defined(sun)) #define REALLY_USE_LOCALTIME #endif #ifndef PRINTCOMMAND # ifdef VMS # define PRINTCOMMAND "PRINT/DELETE" # else /* ! VMS */ # ifdef SYSV # define PRINTCOMMAND "lp -sc" # else /* ! SYSV */ # define PRINTCOMMAND "lpr" # endif /* SYSV */ # endif /* VMS */ #endif /* ! PRINTCOMMAND */ #ifndef SENDMAIL #ifndef VMS #define SENDMAIL "/usr/lib/sendmail -oi -t" #else #define SENDMAIL "MAIL " #endif #endif #define SAVEMODE "normal,headers,onedir" #define SAVE_DIR_DEFAULT ONEDIR_SAVE #ifndef VMS #define SAVEDIR "~/News" #define NEWSRCFILE "~/.newsrc" #define SAVENEWSRCFILE "~/.oldnewsrc" #define SIGNATUREFILE "~/.signature" #else #define SAVEDIR "SYS$SCRATCH:" #define NEWSRCFILE "SYS$LOGIN:NEWS.RC" #define SAVENEWSRCFILE "SYS$LOGIN:OLDNEWS.RC" #define SIGNATUREFILE "SYS$LOGIN:NEWS.SIGNATURE" #endif #define TOPLINES "10" #define MINLINES "3" #define MAXLINES "8" #define CANCELCOUNT "40" #define LINELENGTH "0" #define BREAKLENGTH "0" /* ONLYSHOW set to "0" turns off the feature */ #define ONLYSHOW "0" /* RESCAN_TIME is in seconds, default is 300 seconds (5 minutes) */ #define RESCAN_TIME "300" #ifndef VMS #define DEADLETTER "~/dead.letter" #define SAVEPOSTINGS "~/Articles" #define TEMPORARY_DIRECTORY "/tmp" #else #define DEADLETTER "SYS$SCRATCH:" #define SAVEPOSTINGS "SYS$SCRATCH:" #define TEMPORARY_DIRECTORY "SYS$SCRATCH:" #endif #define WATCH /* definitions to convert from e.g. ISO-646 to ISO-8859 */ #define XLATE /* define the strings of equivalent characters */ #ifdef XLATE /* Swedish ISO-646 to ISO-8859-1 */ # define XLATE_FROM "[]\\{}|$@^`~" # define XLATE_TO "\304\305\326\344\345\366\244\311\334\351\374" #endif /* XLATE */ /* * * End of User/Site Configuration Parameters * */ /* SYSTEM V regex package */ #if defined(macII) || defined(aiws) || defined(hpux) || (defined(SYSV) && !defined(i386) && !defined(_IBMR2)) || defined(SVR4) #define SYSV_REGEX #ifndef SYSV #define SYSV #endif #endif /* setenv vs. putenv */ #if defined(mips) || defined(hpux) || defined(sun) || defined(i386) \ || defined(_IBMR2) #define USE_PUTENV #endif /* vfork supported */ #if defined(ultrix) || defined(sun) || defined(apollo) || (defined(sony) && !defined(SVR4)) #define VFORK_SUPPORTED #endif /* define this if your popen uses vfork - ultrix uses fork... */ #if !defined(VFORK_SUPPORTED) || (!defined(ultrix) && (!defined(SYSV) || defined(sgi))) #define POPEN_USES_INEXPENSIVE_FORK #endif /* bsd b* functions */ #if defined(sequent) || !defined(SYSV) #define BSD_BFUNCS #endif /* v{s,f}printf functions */ #if defined(sequent) || defined(ibm032) || defined(hp300) || (defined(sony) && !defined(SYSV) && !defined(_ANSI_C_SOURCE)) #define NEED_VPRINTF #endif /* * define this if your system C library doesn't have the tempnam * function - note that there a number of buggy tempnam implementations * in various vendors libc's. You might want to always define NEED_TEMPNAM * and not use the libc one at all. */ #if defined(convex) || (defined(sony) && !defined(SVR4)) || (!defined(sun) && !defined(ultrix) && !defined(SYSV) && !defined(_XOPEN_SOURCE) && !defined(linux)) || defined(ibm032) || defined(sequent) || defined(_IBMR2) #define NEED_TEMPNAM #else #define utTempnam tempnam #endif /* strtok function */ /* * SunOS, at least 4.1.3 and above, has its own strtok and doesn't * need ours. I'm not sure what the correct symbol to use for that * exact situation is; I've determined that on my SPARCstation LX * runnin 4.1.3, the compiler defines the "sparc", "sun" and "unix" * symbols, so I'm checking all of those three; it's possible that I'm * being too specific, or even that checking those three symbols isn't * being specific enough, but it's the best I can do. If you know a * better way for me to check that I'm on a SunOS system that has * strtok, please let me know. - jik 10/23/94 */ #if defined(sequent) || (!defined(SYSV) && !defined(_ANSI_C_SOURCE) && \ !(defined(sparc) && defined(sun) && defined(unix))) #define NEED_STRTOK #endif /* strstr function */ /* * strstr isn't needed under SunOS 4.1.3 and above. See the comment * above strtok, above, for why I'm checking the "sparc", "sun" and * "unix" symbols to determine this. */ #if !defined(_ANSI_C_SOURCE) && \ !(defined(sparc) && defined(sun) && defined(unix)) #define NEED_STRSTR #endif #if defined(clipper) || (defined(sony) && defined(SVR4)) || (defined(i386) && defined(SYSV)) #define NEED_STRCASECMP #endif #if defined(mips) || defined(hpux) || defined(sun) || (defined(i386) && !defined(sequent)) || defined(_IBMR2) #define USE_PUTENV #endif #endif /* CONFIG_H */