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; **     This is an example config file for TrapDoor 1.30 and higher     **
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; **            Install with TrapDoor CONFIG TrapDoor.cfg SAVE           **
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; This is my FidoNet node number

NODE 2:310/6.0

; This is my node's name

NAME "The Mad House -- TrapDoor Development"

; This is the sysop's name

SYSOP "Maximilian Hantsch"

; Point setup: set up the password for your boss node.
; Leave this unset ("") to operate a node or set it to something else
; to not accept calls from unlisted nodes.

PASSWORD ""

; Here I set up the baudrate that TrapDoor should use to talk to the modem

BAUD 19200

; For modems that can lock the baudrate, use LOCK. Use NOLOCK otherwise.

LOCK

; This is the minimum baudrate at which TrapDoor will keep a connection.
; If the modem responds with a "CONNECT xxx" message where xxx is lower
; than the MINBAUD value, TrapDoor will hang up.

MINBAUD 300

; Point setup: set this to your boss' FidoNet address.
; Set this to your own address when running a node.

BOSS 2:310/6.0

; Point setup: set this to the telephone number of your boss.
; When operating with a nodelist, you can also put in the FidoNet address
; of your boss in here and TrapDoor will consult the nodelist to find out
; the phone number. Note that TrapDoor uses the colon (":") in the FidoNet
; node number to distinguish it from a telephone number, so always specify
; the zone if you want to give it a nodenumber.

CALL 2:310/6

; Enable YooHoo/2U2 handshake. Set to NOWAZOO for FTS-0001 only sessions.

WAZOO

; When using WAZOO, these two select the WaZoo protocols available.
; Usually, you should leave both switched on.

DIETIFNA ZEDZAP

; The path to your outbound directory where .FLO, .OUT and such stuff is.

OUTBOUND "Mail:Outbound"

; The path to your inbound directory where incoming files are put.

INBOUND "Mail:Inbound"

; If you specify a path here, TrapDoor will look into this directory to
; find the NODEIDX.001 and NODEEXT.001 nodelist index/extra files.
; If you'd like to disable nodelist support, use NODELIST "".

NODELIST "NodeList:"

; Use MAXBAUD to automatically adjust MINBAUD to the highest possible
; baudrate

MAXBAUD

; This is the number of rings that TrapDoor will wait before answering
; the phone.

RINGS 1

; A banner line that will be displayed to human callers.

BANNER "TrapDoor Development [HST], online Mon-Sun 00:00-06:00"

; This is the commandline that TrapDoor will execute when a user presses
; ESC to enter the BBS.

; BBSCOMMAND "mybbs %b"
; BBSINOUT AUX:
; BBSMODE SPAWN

; To disable the BBS, use:

BBSCOMMAND ""
BBSINOUT ""
BBSMODE NONE

; This defines the name of the logfile for TrapDoor and the logging level.

LOGFILE "Mail:TrapDoor.Log"
LOGLEVEL 1

; If you have a "slow" modem, set this to higher values.

SLOWMODEM 7

; MODEMINIT will be sent to the modem to reset it.
; MODEMDIAL will be sent to the modem to dial out, followed by the
;           phone number,
; MODEMANSWER will be sent to the modem to answer the phone.

MODEMINIT "AT~Z"
MODEMDIAL "AT~S7=40X7DP"
MODEMANSWER "AT~A"

; This informs TrapDoor which Amiga device is your serial device.
; For example, a Supra 2400zi modem needs SERIALNAME "modem0.device".

SERIALNAME "serial.device"
SERIALUNIT 0
SERIALFLAGS 0

; If you want to spawn a BBS, you _must_ use the SHARED option. Otherwise,
; you can use NOSHARED to prevent other programs from using the serial
; device when TrapDoor has it open.

SHARED

; If your modem does not support the DSR line, use NODSR. Otherwise, use
; DSR and TrapDoor will be able to tell whether your modem is switched on
; or not.

DSR

; Please read TrapDoor's manual for a more detailed explanation of the
; ADJUST parameter. If you are not sure what to do with it, leave it at -11.

ADJUST -11

; This tells TrapDoor what command to execute to handle incoming File
; Requests. Please consult the manual for a more detailed description.
; To turn off File Requests, use FREQUEST "".

FREQUEST "Frequests"

; Where should TrapDoor put its windows?

LOGWINDOW 30/15/580/133
STATWINDOW 30/155/580/93

; Use SCREENMODE CUSTOM to have TrapDoor open its own screen,
; SCREENMODE WORKBENCH to have it open its windows on the Workbench Screen,
; and SCREENMODE ACTIVE to open the windows on the currently active screen.
; Beware: Please read the instructions in the manual before using
; SCREENMODE ACTIVE.

SCREENMODE CUSTOM

; If you want TrapDoor to open its screen in the background, use BACKGROUND.
; To have it open the screen to the same size your Workbench Screen has
; (including overscan set with MoreRows), use AUTOOVERSCAN.

NOBACKGROUND
AUTOOVERSCAN

; For a nice colorful TrapDoor screen, change this as desired.

COLORS 2560/4095/10/160

; Point setup: If a call to your boss fails (BUSY, VOICE, NO CARRIER ...),
; you can use these keywords to have TrapDoor redial automatically after a
; certain amount of time. Use RETRIES to set the maximum number of retries
; and REDIALDELAY to specify the number of seconds to wait between calls.

RETRIES 0
REDIALDELAY 3

; SWEPULSE is for Swedish pulse dialing only.
; QUIET is not implemented right now. Sorry.

NOQUIET
NOSWEPULSE