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1989-12-24
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; Sample Amiga ParseLst configuration file
;
; You should edit this as needed for your own circumstances
;
; Stuff everyone should have
Node 1:261/5016 ; My network address
Country 1 ; My country code
MaxBaud 9600 ; My highest baud rate
; Some optional additions
;MyList MyNodes.Lst ; A private node list (for points)
;Password 1:132/100 hispw ; Set up a password for 132/100
;Phone 1:132/100 1-234-567-8901 ; Substitute a phone number
;Baud 1:132/100 1200 ; Substitute a baud rate
;CM 1:132/100 ; He can handle crash mail
; Nodelist format statements (find your system(s))
; More than one type can be generated from one run of ParseLst. It is
; necessary to decide if "Gated" or "Complete" should be used (Complete
; is generally safe, even on SEAdog or TBBS systems), and whether or not
; "UseZone" should be used (again, it is generally safe). Finally, the
; different nodelist format lines should be uncommented. It is possible
; to generate all of them during one run by uncommenting the proper lines.
; For BinkleyTerm, Opus, QuickBBS, or Paragon systems, use the following:
Complete ; Give entire nodelist
UseZone ; Don't change Zone to Region
; For SEAdog or TBBS systems, you need the following:
;Gated ; Use zonegates only
;TBBSList ; Generate TBBS/SEAdog nodelists
; For Fido 11 systems, use the following:
;Complete ; Give entire nodelist
; Any/all of the following nodelist types can be created during one run
; of ParseLst. Uncomment all that apply for your situation.
; For Paragon BBS systems, use the following:
;ParaNodelist
; For BinkleyTerm Opus 1.10 or Welmat systems use:
Version6 ; Generate Version 6 format files
; For TBBS Systems using BinkleyTerm 1.50 or higher as a front end use:
;BinkList ; Generate extra BinkleyTerm files
; For Opus 1.03 or Fido 11 systems use:
;Version5 ; Generate Version 6 format files
; For QuickBBS 2.01 systems use
;QuickBBSList ; Generate QuickBBS v2.01 files
; Optional output control
; Determine which options you wish to support. For BinkleyTerm, SEAdog,
; and Opus 1.10 systems, it is generally wise to generate an "InterList",
; rather than "NoFidoList". This will allow you to use sysop names rather
; than net/node numbers for most operations. Routing information via
; "Route" instead of "NoRoute" is necessary for any system that uses
; RouteGen from SEA to do mail routing. Generating the Nodelist.Bbs file
; is not generally needed since ParseLst goes directly from the FSC002
; formatted nodelist to the various machine readable forms without the
; intermediate Nodelist.Bbs file.
NoComments ; Don't output comment lines
NoRoute ; Don't generate Nodelist.Fon file
NoNodeList ; Don't generate Nodelist.Bbs file
NoFidoList ; Don't generate human readable files
NoUserList ; Don't generate FidoUser.Lst file
; Now the dialing translations
; SEAdog and BinkleyTerm users should delete this and use the DIAL statement
; in their respective configuration files instead (that can be changed
; easily with just an editor, rather than recompiling the nodelist)
; The dialing table is scanned in order, and the first matching
; entry is the one that is used. The defaults are applied ONLY if
; no table entries apply.
Dial / 011- ; Add 011- to international calls
; The following set up local calls from Severna Park, MD
1-301-544- 544-/
1-301-647- 647-/
1-301-995- 995-/
1-301-833- 833-/
1-301-252- 252-/
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; Now the cost table
;
; Cost table:
;
; The COST statement at the head of the table can take two
; arguments, which are the default costs in pennies to apply to
; domestic and international calls, respectively.
;
; Each entry in the cost table consists of a partial phone number
; followed by a cost in pennies for sending a message to any node
; whose phone number begins with that string. As with the dialing
; table, the first matching entry is the one that is used.
;
; Cost table entries can take an optional third item, which is a
; maximum baud rate to use when calling into that area. This can be
; used to allow for "trouble spots". You cannot specify a baud rate
; without also specifying a cost.
;
;
; An example follows:
;
Cost 1 250 ; Give a cost of 1 cent to long
; distance nodes, and $2.50 international
; The following numbers are free from Severna Park, MD
1-301 0
1-800 0
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