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; ; NanoBBS by Gerald T. Albion ; Copyright 1994,1995 Whirlwind Software All Rights Reserved ; ; NODE2.CTL - A general configuration file for Node two of a multi-line BBS. ; ; Please refer to the documentation file NANOBBS.DOC for detailed ; information on the use of this file. ; ; Note: This file is for general configuration only. To change ; access limits, see the LIMITS.CTL file. To change user expiry ; options, see the EXPIRY.CTL file. To edit user accounts, run BBS/E. ; To edit message areas, edit MESSAGE.CTL and run MMB. To edit file ; areas, edit FILES.CTL and run MFB. To edit doors, edit DOORS.CTL and ; run MAKEDOOR. In order to use this file, you must run CONFIG. If you ; run CONFIG with only this file's name as a parameter, the MFB, MMB and ; MAKEDOOR programs are automatically run for you. ; ; Note: the NODE parameter should be specified before all others! ; ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; General System Options ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Node 2 SystemName Whirlwind BBS SystemCity Victoria, B.C. SystemPhone 604-360-0628 Sysop Tommy ; This should be commented out if you are running a 1-line system or if ; you do NOT want to use multi-node chat! multinode ; This has no effect if multinode operation is off. When enabled, it ; makes most input prompts (except message entry, and up/download prompts) ; chat prompts as if the user were in NanoCHAT. Otherwise prompts ; behave as a normal BBS would. ; ; WARNING: There is no keyboard timeout at chat prompts!!! ;chatprompt ;comment this out if you want file area lists to list all areas at once ;uses filegroups ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Paths and Filenames ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Path to the BBS executables, user log, and all miscellaneous system files SysPath C:\BBS\ ; Path to the .ASC, .ANS and .UFO files TextPath C:\BBS\MISC\ ; Path to a swapping directory for external programs SwapPath D:\ ; Path to a temporary directory for CD-ROM copies TempPath C:\TEMP2\ ; Path to individual user scan files scanpath c:\bbs\msgscan\ ; Path to the IPC files - this should be a RAM disk or a directory thereof! ipcpath e:\ ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Modem Configuration ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; In the modem strings below, | means carriage return, ~ means delay 1 second, ; ' means delay 1/20 second, ^ means DTR up and v means DTR down... ; ; The com port (e.g. 1 for COM1:) ComPort 2 ; The slowest baud rate allowed. SlowBaud 300 ; The default baud rate; the baud rate to initialize the modem and wait for call. InitBaud 38400 ; The string to initialize the modem. Init ATZ|~ATM0| ; Number of times to attempt initialization before returning "Can't init" InitRetry 5 ; The string returned by the modem when the line rings Ring RING| ; Number of rings to wait before answering - 1 will answer on the first ring ; etc. If you have Caller ID this MUST be set to 2 or more, so that the ; CID data stream can come through. Rings 1 ; String to send to modem to cause it to answer Answer ATA| ; String returned by modem when modem is initialised OK OK OK| ; String returned by modem when connection fails NoCarrier NO CARRIER| ; Frequency of inits at WFC in minutes inittime 5 ; If uncommented, this will force NanoBBS to not use a FOSSIL even if one is ; loaded. nofossil ; You can define ports 1 thru 16. The first parameter after PORT is the ; com port number (one-based!), followed by the hexadecimal port address, ; followed in turn by the IRQ. The defaults are given here. I do not ; recommend using COM5 and up with these defaults, and you should ; check the hardware settings for COM3 and COM4 carefully before you use ; this table as-is. These settings are only used by NanoBBS's internal comm ; routines and have no effect if you are using a FOSSIL. ; Port 1 03F8 4 Port 2 02F8 3 Port 3 03E8 4 Port 4 02E8 3 Port 5 0000 0 Port 6 0000 0 Port 7 0000 0 Port 8 0000 0 Port 9 0000 0 Port 10 0000 0 Port 11 0000 0 Port 12 0000 0 Port 13 0000 0 Port 14 0000 0 Port 15 0000 0 Port 16 0000 0 ; ; In the baud rate definitions, the SET parameter selects the baud rate ; to reset the modem port to upon connection (this should be set to zero ; for all bauds if your port is locked). The RATE ; parameter determines the rate used for calculating transfer times etc., ; the DISPLAY parameter is the rate as shown to the user, and the CONNECT ; parameter is the modem response string by which NanoBBS can recognize ; the baud rate. ; Baud 0 Set 0 Rate 300 Display 300 Connect CONNECT| end Baud 1 Set 0 Rate 1200 Display 1200 Connect CONNECT 1200| end Baud 2 Set 0 Rate 2400 Display 2400 Connect CONNECT 2400| end Baud 3 Set 0 Rate 4800 Display 4800 Connect CONNECT 4800 end Baud 4 Set 0 Rate 9600 Display 9600 Connect CONNECT 9600 end Baud 5 Set 0 Rate 12000 Display 12000 Connect CONNECT 12000 end Baud 6 Set 0 Rate 14400 Display 14400 Connect CONNECT 14400 end Baud 7 Set 0 Rate 16800 Display 16800 Connect CONNECT 16800 end Baud 8 Set 0 Rate 21600 Display 21600 Connect CONNECT 21600 end Baud 9 Set 0 Rate 24000 Display 24000 Connect CONNECT 24000 end Baud 10 Set 0 Rate 26400 Display 26400 Connect CONNECT 26400 end Baud 11 Set 0 Rate 28800 Display 28800 Connect CONNECT 28800 end ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Time Limits ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- UsrStart 00:00 UsrEnd 00:00 PageStart 08:00 PageEnd 23:00 LogonTime 10 Timeout 3 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Security ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; The WIDEOPEN token will cause NanoBBS to skip the user logon process ; in the canned startup. You must use a logon UFO token to log users on ; or else all posts and log entries will be for user #0 "???". ;WideOpen ; This is the New User Password. If it is uncommented this password will ; be required for all new callers to be able to register as a new user. ; This is useful for invitation-only private systems. ;NUP PASS ; This is the system password. It can be used as a security adjunct to the ; regular user passwords but its usefulness is more important in applications ; where there is no actual user logon, such as in an AE or other anonymous ; environment or a fast-turnover information providing system such as would ; be used on a 1-800 line. If commented out it is not used. ;SysPass CHANGEME ; This is the character echoed to the user when asking for a password. EchoChar $ ; This is how many tries a user gets at entering a password before being ; logged off and hung up on. ; Number of password attempts allowed PasswordTries 3 ; access needed to use the ! prompt Access Bang 20 ; Access given to new users Access New 10 NewKeys ; Access to give users who've been validated ; from the user editor Alt-R "Review" option Access Validated 12 ; access needed to use sysop functions Access SysOp 5000 SysOpKeys DEF ; access needed to get into the file section Access Files 10 ; access needed for the email options Access Email 10 ; access needed to read messages Access Read 10 ; access needed to use the doors Access Doors 10 ; access needed to list today's calls Access Todaylist 10 ; access needed to list users Access Userlist 10 ; access needed for the batch menu Access Batch 50 ; access needed to access multi user chat Access Chat 10 ; access needed to turn off automatic /m messages Access NixAd 20 ; This is the string used instead of the user's name when s/he posts ; anonymously. This can be up to 36 characters and may include embedded ; colours. anonymous ~E<~M<~O< ~PAnonymous ~O>~M>~E> ; ; The NEW keywords define which new-user questions will be asked, ; and which ones will be "optional". Note that there is no real ; privacy justification for making the technical questions (lines, ; columns, ANSI, editor, language) optional so the option setting ; for those will be ignored by NanoBBS: either they're asked or ; they're not. ; ; Valid options are DONTASK and OPTION. If a question is not present ; or commented out, it is both asked and required. ; ; new realname option ; new location option ; new phone option ; new birthdate option ; new sex option ; new screen dontask ; new editor dontask ; new chknew dontask ; new language dontask ;MsgBase number of default private msgbase Private 0 ; Uncomment this if you want credits to be deducted for time online ; If this is uncommented NanoBBS will behave like Glop, Compu$pend, ; and other services that charge by time online... ; The actual credit consumption rate is defined in LIMITS.CTL ; Credit ;500k threshold before we start whining about ratios Threshold 500 ;1000% time reward for uploading ULReward 1000 ;500 ms pause for AutoANSi AutoANSi 500 ;5 minute first warning Warn First 300 ;1 minute final warning Warn Final 60 ;If this is uncommented (default) Nano will ask the user to hit Enter ; upon connection... HitEnter ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Languages ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;You can have up to 32 languages. Each language is identified by its filename. defaultlang english language 1 english ;language 2 hoser ;language 3 abusive ;language 4 r0dent ;language 5 francais ;language 6 deutsch ; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Main Menu Command Overrides ; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;You can add or redefine up to 100 keys in the canned main menu to activate ;UFO script files. The UFO script files listed here must be found in the ;text file directory as specified above, and will have the .UFO extension ;appended automatically. Do not include the extension or path here. ; ; Example: ; ; OVRKEY ! MODBANG ; ; This example would replace the canned bang prompt with MODBANG.UFO. ; ; You can also deactivate a main menu option by setting its filename ; to NIL, like this: ; ; OVRKEY D NIL ; ; This would deactivate the canned doors menu off the canned main menu. ; ; OVRKEY I INFO ; ; FOVRKEY is like OVRKEY except that the keys override those in the canned ; File Section. There can be up to 30 FOVRKEYs. The example below ; displays the UFO file IPLAQ.UFO when the user hits $ at the file menu. ; FOVRKEY $ IPLAQ ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; QWK Parameters ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; The path where QWK packets are assembled, disassembled, uploaded and ; downloaded. This path should be unique to each node if you are running ; a multi-node system, or else some really weird crosslinks could occur ; if two users try to build QWK packets simultaneously... qwk path c:\bbs\qwk\node1 ; The root filename of QWK packets. This can be up to 8 characters. qwk bbsid NANOBBS ; The maximum number of messages NanoBBS will pack into a QWK packet at ; once. If the user has more new messages than this she'll have to ; [D]ownload multiple packets to get them all. qwk limit 500 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Internet Arcana ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; This is the internet address of the system. There should be no @ in this ; IF YOU HAVE NO DOMAIN ADDRESS COMMENT THIS OUT! ; internet address horse.hockey.bull.roar.com ; Used to build Usenet RFC1036 path header info ; internet machine thc ; Used by Internet schtuff. Time zone info. First parameter is timezone code ; second is offset in hours from UTC in standard time ; third is offset from UTC in daylight time timezone PST -8 -7 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; These will, if present, call MMB.EXE, MFB.EXE or MAKEDOOR.EXE ; and conveniently compile those as well. ; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- uses files filearea.ctl uses message msgarea.ctl uses doors doors.ctl ; This is the definition of the "Spinny Cursor" used in long message ; searches. ; ; spin \-/| ; These are the maximum numbers of minutes which can be deposited and ; withdrawn from the time bank. ; ; max withdraw 60 ; max deposit 60 ; ; Here are the "event" definitions. The first parameter is the absolute ; event record; it can be from 1 to 32. The second parameter is the day ; of the week the event is scheduled to take place (or "all" if the event ; should take place every day) and the third is the time, it 24-hour format. ; The fourth parameter is the errorlevel NanoBBS should exit with, and the ; remainder of the line (up to 60 characters) is the name of the event. ; ; You can signal that an event is "forced" - a user's time online may be ; adjusted to ensure the event occurs on time - by placing a $ (dollar sign) ; as the first character of the name. The CONFIG.EXE compiler will ; automatically strip this character for you. ; ; NanoBBS events have a unique feature: you can have up to 32 unique times ; at which each event can execute. Unlike most other BBSes, you can ; specify more than one time of day for each event to occur, and you can even ; have the same event occur several times in the same day if you desire! ; ; These are just examples; you should adjust the times, days, names and ; errorlevels to suit your system best. ; Here are two nice normal events which occur once per night at the same ; time. The first event is forced; a user online will have her ; time limit adjusted if the call is close enough to midnight! ; event 1 All 00:00 100 $Midnight Door Updates event 2 All 04:00 110 Nightly Maintenance ; Here is an event which occurs at 4:30am Thursday and 5:00am Sunday. ; Note that on the second line the errorlevel and name are not needed. ; event 3 Thu 04:30 120 Semi-Weekly Maintenance event 3 Sun 05:00 ; This event runs three times a day at 2:00am, 10:00am and 6:00pm. ; event 4 All 02:00 130 Galactic Empire Update (Thrice Daily!) event 4 All 10:00 event 4 All 18:00 event 5 all 21:45 140 test ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; PagePlay(tm) Music Definitions ; ; The following parameters define the filenames of the PagePlay(tm) ; music files to be used in fatal errors, sysop pages, or other ; situations where NanoBBS needs to get the sysop's attention. ; ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ; music page page.ppl music fatal sos.ppl music next yer_up.ppl ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Miscellaneous Config Items ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Normally, when a user uploads, the BBS gives the user an extra time ; reward immediately. However, you can set the BBS to deposit this credit ; to the user's time bank by uncommenting the following keyword. This will ; give you some control over the use/abuse of the upload credit. ; ; BankUpload bankupload ; Freeze the timer during message posting post freeze ; Include private messages and feedbacks when rewarding post reward private ; Parameters for post rewards. First number is minutes for short message. ; Second number is minutes for long message. Third number is number of lines ; for a message to count as "long". ; ; Example: post reward 5 10 8 ; ; This example gives a reward of 5 minutes online time for a post 1 to 7 ; lines long, and 10 minutes for a post 8 lines or longer. ; post reward 5 10 8 ; If the following keyword is commented out, NanoBBS will not automatically ; append the line "Uploaded By: {UserName}" to file descriptions that are ; uploaded by users. By default this feature is ON, i.e. users get public ; notice for uploads. This is a GoodThing(tm) since it encourages uploading. showuploader ; If the following option is active, anyone with sysop access (at or above ; the level defined in ACCESS SYSOP) is not shown in the user-viewable call ; logs or in the daily call count, but logons by sysops will show up in the ; security log. hidesysop ; The following include file points to the Compression Configuration include compress.ctl ; If uncommented, the following option will cause NanoBBS to search all the ; areas the user has defined for global scans when checking for new email ; at each logon. By default (commented out) NanoBBS will only scan the ; defined private email base for new personal mail. ; emailscan global ; If uncommented, the WRAP LONG keyword will ignore line breaks in long ; descriptions, and will attempt to wrap the descriptions optimally. This ; does not apply if the description appears to use graphics (NanoBBS has a ; quick but effective check for that case). wrap long ; If NoOneWordNames is uncommented, NanoBBS will prohibit the use of ; one-word pseudonyms when new users sign up. Comment out the NEW REALNAME ; OPTION above to also force the asking of a real name. When NoOneWordNames ; is in effect, one word real names are also prohibited. ; NoOneWordNames ; If NoOneWordReals is uncommented, NanoBBS may allow the use of one word ; pseudonyms (depending whether or not you have NoOneWordNames set) but it ; will prohibit the use of one word real names. This should be used if you ; require your callers to enter a real name in the real name field. If ; NoOneWordNames is active, then this keyword is redundant. NoOneWordReals