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; Sample RaVip configuration file (1.02)
;
; You can use this, with modifications, to get started.
; You may wish to delete all comment lines once you are sure of setup,
; the config will be read that much faster then.
;
; Comments are designated with the semi-colon in column one.
; Use to comment out any value not used.
;
; The MsgBase path and Board number are where the message to the
; SYSOP, about the VIP caller will be posted.
;
;==========================================================================
; The following Keywords are the Basic setup items for messages sent to
; the Message Base.
;===========================================================================
; MsgBase :
; Either path to HUDSON message base, or if JAM, then JAM base name
; with full path.
; JAM might look like this: MsgBase=F:\JAM\GENERAL (no extension)
;
MsgBase=f:\ra\msgbase
;
; BaseType would be H for Hudson or J for JAM
;
BaseType=H
;
;Board - If posting to HUDSON, then you need to give the message
; area number. It MUST be ZERO padded to 3 digits.
; It may be left active, with JAM, as it is ignored.
;
Board=027
;
; Echo
; Tells RaVip that the message area specified above is an EchoMail
; area, and to handle the message accordingly. This will allow the Sysop
; message to be Exported by your tosser, to another system
; If you activate ECHO, and also NET (below) RaVip will display an error
; message and abort.
;
;Echo
;
;
; Origin=
; If you have Echo activated, then we need to put in an Origin Line.
; Keep this to a maximum of 50 characters after the equals sign.
; Anymore than 50 characters will be ignored.
; Do NOT include your Node number, it will be added automatically.
; A Tear Line (---) is automatically added if ECHO is set.
;
Origin=A RemoteAccess System - Using RaLin RA Utilities!
;
;=======================================================================
; This group of Keywords sets some values for the program in general
;=======================================================================
; Sysop - Your name as sysop, to be inserted via message macro
; does not have to match that in config.ra Fist name only is OK.
; NOTE: This name is used to address the message to Sysop, if none
; is given in MsgTo below.... keep this in mind.
;
Sysop=Rand Nowell
;
; System - your BBS Name
; Does not have to match that in config.ra
;
System=The RaLin Software BBS
;
;
; NoDrop - Some Door's allow hanging up while in the door, the Mail Door
; JC-QWK comes to mind, and some of them, as does JC-QWK, write a line to
; the RA.LOG. You can specify string fragments here to scan for, if found,
; the Dropped Carrier flag will be set to false. As the Carrier Lost string
; always the last, or next to last line in the LOG, the doors string will be
; found after the Carrier Lost. Theoreticaly. :)
; List strings, one per line in the format NoDrop=string
; "string" being what RAVIP is supposed to search for.
; CASE IS CRITICAL! Must MATCH!
; You may list up to 10 door strings, one per line, up to 25 characters
; You could also define a User Name here.
; See RAVIP.DOC for more info.
;
NoDrop=JC-QWK
;NoDrop=Security level 100
;
;
; LogFile - Allows you to specify the location and name of the log file
; RAVIP will create/write. If you do not specify one, the default is
; RAVIP.LOG in the same directory as RAVIP.EXE
;
LogFile=F:\RA\LOGS\RAVIP.LOG
;
;
; ExpandedLog
; RA can generate a COMPACT or EXPANDED format logfile. RAVIP is designed to
; work with the COMAPACT format. You can specify here, that you are using
; EXPANDED, and RAVIP will do some adjusting on where it obtains the
; log entry date and time, as it is written differently by RA in this format.
; You do not need to specify Compact, as this is the default.
; Also tells RAVIP to use a different method to determine when the current
; session has been completly read.
;
;ExpandedLog
;
;
; CopyColumn
; This works in conjunction with ExpandedLog.....
; When running in multi-line mode, RA will write RA01/RA02 etc to the
; logfile line. This will throw of the username copying procedure in RAVIP,
; as it is coded to use a specific position, based on COMPACT format
; log, ie: Column #13 (this is the default, if not configured)
; Load your RA.LOG(s) into an editor, and count over from column one, to the
; first letter of the user name. Multi-Node and Expanded format, this will
; probably be about 24. Enter this value after the CopyColumn keyword.
;
CopyColumn=13
;
;
;************************************************************************
; The following items are used only if you want a Net Mail message
; posted rather than the default messagebase message.
;************************************************************************
;
; Net-
; By default, the mode is "Local". Or you can, as explained earlier
; have an EchoMail message created in an EchoMail message area.
; If you want a Netmail message, then you need to set the
; mode to NET. This setting over-rides the Hudson/Jam and Board settings
; earlier. You do Not need to comment them out if Net is activated.
; If you specify Net here, and Echo above, RaVip will abort with an
; Error Message
;
Net
;
; CRASH and KILL
; These determine if a NETmail message should be CRASHED to its destination,
; and if it should be KILLED (deleted) after being sent. By default,
; messages are NOT crashed, and they are NOT killed.
;
; NOTE! You should NOT use these flags when you have the message being
; generated to your OWN system!
;
;Crash
;Kill
;
; FromNode-
; This should be your Fido, or other, Netmail Address. Points supported.
; This should ALWAYS be defined, if you run a Mailer, doing Netmail and
; EchoMail. Even in EchoMail, the originating address is used, then your
; tosser inserts the Destination Address, once it has decided who the
; message is being sent to.
;
FromNode=1:161/710
;
;
; ToNode-
; If sending the message to another system then set this to that systems
; Node, ELSE, leave it the same as the FromNode.
; Example, if you are just having the message posted to your own system,
; make this the same as FromNode.
;
; If you wish to send to a Co-Sysop on another system, or youre-self on
; another system, then put THAT systems address here.
;
ToNode=1:161/710
;
;
; MsgTo=
; If the addressee is say a Co-Sysop, then put their name here, if you are
; having the message sent to YOU, but at another address, then leave this
; KeyWord commented out. If this value is NOT defined, then RaVip puts the
; name specified as SysopName in the TO: field.
;
;MsgTo=Rand Nowell
;
;
; Semaphore
; When running in a multi-node setup, if RaVip is run after a BBS call on
; another Node, that does not have a mailer installed, your Front End Mailer
; will most likely not know there is a message ready.
; If Semaphore contains a valid filename, that files date/time will be
; updated. When your mailer does its "semaphore check" every few seconds,
; it will see that the time/date is new, and force a Rescan of the messages
; in the Mail Directory.
;
; If you run a single node, you really do not need this, as you will most
; likely be exiting the mailer to run the BBS, and the mailer will, upon
; starting up agin, rescan the messages.
; The example below is for the FrontDoor mail system
;
Semaphore=E:\FD\FDRESCAN.NOW
;
; MailPath-
; Use this specify where you want the message written, ie: where your mailer
; will scan for new messages. (*.MSG)
;
MailPath=e:\fd\mail
;
;============================================================================
; end of RAVIP config
;============================================================================