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; Example configuration for TechMail
; You might want to route stuff to different places if you have several
; nets or are acting as a hub
Route *:*/*.* 170:10/100.0
; Doing everything is always useful
Import
Export
Toss
; Not deleting packets would leave lots of extra stuff in the inbound
; directory and cause dupes eventually
DeletePackets
; TechMail should run in the background and not slow down other programs
; too much
TaskPri -1
; You'll want to change this to your own address
FidoNode 170:10/101.0
; TechMail must know where to put the bad stuff...
BadArea 25
; ...and the stuff without an AREA:-field in the beginning
NetMailArea 16
; Most software use these for inbound/outbound mail packets/bundles
Inbound MAIL:Inbound
Outbound MAIL:Outbound
; If you receive huge bundles but don't have lots of memory, set this to
; somewhere on your hd
UnArcDir T:
; Whatever this is set to must exist
TmpPktDir SYS:Misc/tmp/pkt
; Having all the logs in the same directory is useful
LogFile BBS:logs/BBSMail.log
; Prevent .displayme-files from bothering you and nasty people from
; controlling where the files should be extracted to...
UnArc lha -Mx0 e
; Use the new types of names
4dnames
; Any netmail is welcome
importnetmail
; Only one archive method is used
defarc lha a
; You'll be able to see what TechMail is doing
LogWindow CON:20/20/600/100/BBSMail/AUTO/CLOSE
; Examining dupes to find out where they are from is a good idea
DupesToBad
; Reply chains make reading and writing messages much more comfortable
LinkReplies
; This seems to be something that other tossers do
EchoAddress