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- ; TommCHAT (C) 1993,1997 Whirlwind Software - All Rights Reserved
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- ; TOMMCHAT.CFG - Basic Configuration File
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- ;
- ; The IPC Path is a path to the drive and directory where "Inter Process
- ; Communications" files are kept. IPC files are the key to TommCHAT's
- ; operation. It is easily possible that many such files can be created,
- ; written, read and deleted per second, therefore it is CRITICALLY IMPORTANT
- ; to save drag on your system and wear on your hard drive by making good
- ; and sure this directory happens to be on a RAM drive! DOS comes with one,
- ; Use It!
- ;
- ; USE A RAM DISK! USE A RAM DISK! USE A RAM DISK! USE A RAM DISK!
- ;
- ipc e:\
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- ;
- ; There are three options to this. ON will display a colourful prompt to
- ; remind the user that s/he can type here. OFF will more faithfully emulate
- ; Diversi-Dial and leave the user's cursor at the leftmost position with no
- ; prompt at all. TIME gives the user a unique prompt which displays the
- ; current time. OFF is recommended.
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- prompt off
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- ;
- ; The timeout is the amount of time, in minutes, that the user can leave
- ; his/her keyboard idle before TommCHAT will cut him/her off.
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- timeout 10
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- ;
- ; If you find that the rest of the system really slows down when you run
- ; TommCHAT, try setting DVSlice to YES. If YES TommCHAT will give up lots of
- ; DesqView timeslices (if DV is being used to multitask).
- ;
- ; dvslice yes
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- ;
- ; Setting WinSlice to YES may improve performance under Windows 3.x.
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- ; winslice yes
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- ;
- ; This is the interval, in minutes, between automatic postings of the /M
- ; messages.
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- msginterval 1
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- ;
- ; This is the interval between checks of the stack files. Generally
- ; speaking, this is the "heartbeat" of the program. The interval is in
- ; 100'ths of a second, so a speed of 100 would mean that the stacks are
- ; checked once every second. A speed of 50 is twice a second and so
- ; forth. If TommCHAT places a big drag on your system's overall speed
- ; with a low "speed" setting, try slowing it. I have found 25 works fine
- ; on my BBS.
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- speed 1
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- ; This is the number of "votes" required to eject a user in a TeleTrial.
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- teletrial 3
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- ; These are the access levels passed by the BBS and how they relate to
- ; TommCHAT's six access classes. Any level below that defined for NORMAL
- ; is deemed to be m0e access (undesirable or unvalidated users).
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- access normal 40
- access vip 98
- access moderator 200
- access c0 400
- access sysop 1000
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- ; As in other chat systems, TommChat allows you to quickly indicate a
- ; user's "rank" by the brackets around the node number in the /s and
- ; other displays
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- brackets m0e ~E: ~E:
- brackets normal ~G( ~G)
- brackets vip ~O{ ~O}
- brackets moderator ~L< ~L>
- brackets c0 ~P[ ~P]
- brackets sysop ~J█~b ~7~J█
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- ; The following are the maximum time limits for each access class.
- ; A user's actual time limit may be less if a lower limit is specified
- ; by a command line or if the BBS passes a lower time limit in its
- ; DORINFO file. All time limits are in minutes.
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- time m0e 5
- time normal 60
- time vip 120
- time moderator 180
- time c0 1440
- time sysop 1440
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- ;
- ; Access restrictions - any channels not defined here will be assumed
- ; open to everyone!
- ;
- ; Syntax: Channel {channelnumber} {accessrequired}
- ;
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- channel 69 50
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- ; You can define ports 1 thru 100. 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.
- ;
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- 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
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- ; Handle censor applies no matter what channel you are on
- ; This applies the CENSOR.CTL list to /h changes
- censor handle
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- ; Private censor applies only on censored channels to /p
- ;
- ; SOCIAL STATEMENT: Users resent censorship of private messages; this
- ; is only in place for completeness. I don't want to know the kind of
- ; dictator that would use this keyword. It is commented out by default.
- ; censor private
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- ; These define the public censored channels - words in the CENSOR.CTL file
- ; are replaced with dashes "----" when someone types a forbidden word on
- ; these channels. If you specify more than one parameter, it censors the
- ; whole range between the two, e.g. censor channel 1 25 as below censors
- ; channels 1 through 25.
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- censor channel 1 25
- censor channel 50
- censor channel 255
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- ;
- ; No Lock - Any channels not defined here can be /lock'ed
- ;
- ; Syntax: NoLock {channelnumber} {optional lastchannel}
- ;
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- NoLock 1 9
- NoLock 69
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