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; **************************************************************************
; * Demo Configuration File for The FileHerald (V1.00-1) *
; * *
; * (c) 4/1993 by Oblivion Software, Norbert Schlia *
; * 7500 Karlsruhe 1, Germany *
; * *
; * 2:248/504@fidonet, 2:248/508@fidonet, 68:2493/104@cinemanet *
; **************************************************************************
;
; System Parameters
;
; **************************************************************************
;
[SYSTEM]
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Debbuging mode:
; - "dangerous" function simulated, not actually carried out
;
;Debug YES
;
; This switch allows to switch on a text window containing detailed infor-
; mation on file count, size, number of added files and more.
;
;TextWindow NO ; Default: YES
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Name of the sysop, BBS and the network address
; All data is mandatory!
;
; Valid network address format: [zone:][net/]<node>[.point][@domain]
;
;SysopName Joe Public
;BBSname Somewhere-BBS
;BBSaddress 9:999/9@BonsaiNet
;
; Enter your registration key here, after you have received it:
;
;RegisterKey xxxx
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; FileHerald will use TEMP und TMP, to identify the temporary drive.
; Use this command to override this setting or use another drive:
;
;TempDrive D:\
;
; This is a list of directories where to the swap data may be written
; if unsufficient memory:
;
;SwapDirs D:\;C:\TEMP;F:\TEMP ; Default: tempdrive
;
; Where to data will be swapped. You may define any combination of these:
;
; DISK Disk only
; XMS Swapping to XMS
; EMS Swapping to EMS
; EXT Swapping to EXT DOS Extender
; ANY All of the above
;
;SwapType DISK, XMS, EMS ; Default: ANY
;
; Logfiles name
;
;LogFile SYSTEM.LOG ; Default: HERALD.LOG
;
; These are the three possible log levels:
;
; NORMAL lists errors, warnings and if messages or filelists
; have been created.
; FULL lists more precise information, what has been written or read
; DEBUG exact logging, verbose information
;
LogLevel DEBUG ; Default: NORMAL
;
; When you want to be notified everytime FileHerald is run, specify a
; message type and board here. Only one type is allowed!
;
; Allowed types: SQUISH, FIDO, ECHO, TEXT
;
;NotifyMsgType ECHO
;
; Enter a board no., a squish area or a netmail path here.
;
;NotifyMsgArea 1
;
; Path and filename of your areas dir list. This ist the list which tells
; your mailer to locate all requestable files (only for Frontdoor):
;
;AreasDirList F:\FD\AREAS.DIR
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; These are all supported BBS software types:
;
; SBBS: SuperBBS
; QBBS: QuickBBS
; PB : Proboard 1.30
; RA : Remote Access 1.11
; RBBS: RoboBBS 1.xx
; WME : Windowed Modem Environment 1.00
; WC3x: Wildcat 3.xx
;
; BBS software you use, may be identified by environment variable. Use this
; to force a certain type:
;
;BBSType QBBS ; Default: SBBS
;
; Area list type, depends on your BBS software
;
;AreaListType QBBS ; Default: SBBS
;
; Path to your area list. If possible it will be determined by environment
; variable:
;
;AreaListPath
;
; If you want to use the special way of ProBoard to support CD-ROMs, you
; have to define which date format you use with it.
;
BBSDateFormat EUROPEAN ; Default: EUROPEAN
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Time format
;
; 0 24h format with seconds
; 1 24h format without seconds
; 2 12h format with seconds (AM/PM)
; 3 12h format without seconds
;
;TimeFormat 0 ; Default: 0
;
; Date format:
;
; d replaced by the number of the day
; D replaced by the name of the day
; m replaced by the number of the month
; M replaced by the name of the month
; y Year (YY)
; Y Year (YYYY)
;
; Any other character will be used without change.
;
;Dateformat m-d-y ; Default: 07-22-92
;DateFormat d.M'y ; 01.Sep'92
;DateFormat d.m.y ; 01.09.92
;
; Abbreviated monthnames in your language. Defaults are appropriate for
; English countries. Enter exactly three characters per name and all
; twelve names.
;
;MonthNames Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
;
; Abbreviated weekday names in your language. Defaults are appropriate for
; English countries. Enter exactly two characters per name and all seven
; names. Start with Sunday.
;
;DayNames Su, Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
;
; **************************************************************************
;
; Area file maintenance
;
; **************************************************************************
;
[MAINTENANCE]
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This command allows FileHerald to write to your area files. But beware,
; if set to "NO" some other functions like "ADDNEWFILES" will not be
; functional!
;
;UpdateAreaFile YES ; Default: NO
;
; When an area file not exists, will FileHerald by default print an error
; message and skip the particular area. If enabled, the area file will be
; created. If "ADDNEWFILES" is enabled, all files will be added auto-
; matically.
;
;AutoCreateAreaFile YES ; Default: NO
;
; If you do not want FileHerald to create a backup of all processed area
; files, enter "NO".
;
;BackupAreaFile NO ; Default: YES
;
; Herald is able to create a second areafile of any type you like. This
; allows to convert areafile formats from any type to another.
;
; All by "BBSType" and "AreaListType" supported BBS softwares are allowed.
;
;ExtraAreaFileType SBBS
;
; RoboBBS and Remote Access allow the use of special area files in a
; different path. This command instructs Herald to create them. They are
; called FILES.n and located in "ExtraListPath".
;
;ExtraFileSpecName YES ; Default: NO
;
; This is the special path for Remote Access:
;
;ExtraListPath C:\RA\
;
; If enabled, missing files will be added to your area file.
;
;AddNewFiles YES ; Default: NO
;
; If you have enabled adding new files and want CD-ROM files to be added,
; too, enable this
;
;AddFromCDROM YES ; Default: NO
;
; These files will not be added, if missing in your area file.
;
IgnoreFile *.BBS,*.BAK,*.SYS,*.BAT
;
; This text will be added to new files, if not found in COMMENT.LST or
; DESCRIPT.IONs. Please use exactly the same as you use in your BBS system.
;
;MissingDescr No stupid comment ; Default: No description available
;
; This command instructs Herald to add information on size and colors to
; GIF and PCX
;
;AddGraphInfo YES ; Default: NO
;
; This set of commands allow auto-adding of descriptions from FILE_ID.DIZ
; and similar
;
; NO: no adding
; MISSING: try to add to files without description
; ALWAYS : try to add to EVERY file, old descriptions will be lost
;
;UseFile_ID MISSING ; Default: NO
;
; Filenames of the description files
;
DescrFilename FILE_ID.DIZ, DESC.SDI, DESC.SDN, FILEID.DIZ
;
; Unpack commands for the various unpackers.
;
; %ARCHIVE% replaced by path and archive name
; %TEMPPATH% replaced by temporary path
; %DESCRFILES% replaced by the above list of description files
;
UnpackCommand ARJ, ARJ e -& -y+ -jg+ %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH% %DESCRFILES%
UnpackCommand ZIP, PKUNZIP -d %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH% %DESCRFILES%
UnpackCommand ARC, PKUNPAK %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH% %DESCRFILES%
UnpackCommand LHA, LHA e /a+ %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH%
UnpackCommand LZH, LHA e /a+ %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH%
UnpackCommand SQZ, SQZ e %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH% %DESCRFILES%
UnpackCommand PAK, PAK e %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH% %DESCRFILES%
UnpackCommand ZOO, COMMAND /C ZOO ep %ARCHIVE% %DESCRFILES% >%TEMPPATH%%DESCRFILES%
UnpackCommand HYP, HYPER -e -p %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH% %DESCRFILES%
UnpackCommand DWC, DWC ew %ARCHIVE% %TEMPPATH%
UnpackCommand LZS, LARC e /o /e%TEMPPATH% %ARCHIVE% %DESCRFILES%
;
; If you have FILE_ID.DIZ descriptions and want them to remain as they
; are you can disable the autowrap feature using this command
;
;KeepDiz YES ; Default: NO
;
; Many FILE_ID.DIZ descriptions contain high ASCII characters (above 128)
; which look confusing on other systems. This command tells Herald to
; remove them
;
;StripHiASCII YES ; Default: NO
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; These areas will not be updated. Enter area numbers, full names enclosed
; in double quotes or a regular expression in single quotes. Names and
; expressions are not case sensitive.
;
; Numbers may be entered like 1, 2-, -7 or 1 - 7
;
;SkipUpdate 1,2,3,"Point software", 'CD-ROM*'
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; FileHerald supports 4DOS. These commands enable these functions.
;
; This keyword enables the use of 4DOS-DESCRIPT.IONs to generate descript-
; ions of new files.
;
;Use4DOSDescr YES ; Default: NO
;
; This command allows FileHerald to add descriptions to 4DOS-DESCRIPT.IONs.
; Files withou descriptions will of course never be added.
;
; NO : disabled
; NEW: only new files (by ADDNEWFILES)
; ALL: all files
;
;Update4DOSDescr NEW ; Default: NO
;
; Whether descriptions may be removed as files are deleted.
;
;Remove4DOSdescr YES ; Default: NO
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This command defines how long descriptions which have to be wrapped around
; to following lines are formatted.
;
; Possible values are:
;
; SPACE : inserts an appropriate amount of blanks
; NONE : does not make any wrap-around, not recommended except for
; RoboBBS
;
; SuperBBS : SPACE, ">"
; Remote Access: SPACE, NONE
; ProBoard : SPACE, "+"
; RoboBBS : NONE only
;
;LongDescrMark > ; Default: SPACE
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; SMART: Each line will be wrapped so that it fits exactly
; FULL: Wrap-around only when a line would get too long, original
; newlines are preserved
; NONE: No wrap-around if not over limit (e.g. 78 chars for FILES.BBS)
;
;AutoWrap FULL ; Default: SMART
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; If you want Herald to remove empty lines from your FILES.BBS, use this
; command
;
;RemoveEmptyLines YES ; Default: NO
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This keyword tells Herald to handle lines starting with a blank as
; a long description even when "LongDescrMark" is not set to SPACE
;
; BlanksAsComment NO ; Default: YES
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Definition of the download counter:
;
;LeftBracket [
;RightBracket ]
;CounterLen 3 ; Default: 2
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This allows you to remove files from your base. BE CAREFUL: All files
; for which the expression is valid will be removed.
;
; Days n : Files older than n days
; Dlds n : Files which were downloaded less than n times
; (1 removes all, which were downloaded 0 times)
; RemoveMissing : Removes descriptions of missing files
;
; "Days 200,Dlds 1" deletes all files which were downloaded less than 1
; times and is older than 200 days.
;
;KillFile Days 200, Dlds 1
;KillFile RemoveMissing
;
; Like "KILLFILE", but files are only move to another directory.
;
;TrashFile Days 200, Dlds 1
;
; To this directory trashed files will be moved.
;
;TrashPath C:\FILES\TRASHCAN\
;
; This keyword allows to skip killing/trashing of certain areas:
; From these areas nothing will be killed or trashed. Enter area numbers,
; full names enclosed in double quotes or a regular expression in single
; quotes. Names and expressions are not case sensitive.
;
; Numbers may be entered like 1, 2-, -7 or 1 - 7
;
;SkipKillTrash 1,2,3,"Point software", 'CD-ROM*'
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This header template will be used for every area file
;
;AreaHeader FILEAREA.TXT ; Default: FILEAREA.TXT
;
; Maximum number of description lines per file
; (0 means unlimited)
;
;FileMaxLines 5 ; Default: 0
;
; This allows you to start a new line or strip the rest of descriptions
;
; FileEOLMark Uploader: ; cuts "Uploader:" away
; FileEOLMark ~Uploader: ; begins a new line before "Uploader:"
;
;FileEOLMark ~Uploader:
;
; Defines the look of the file names:
;
; IGNORE : No changes
; CAPITALIZE: Capitalize characters
; LOWERCASE : Convert to lower case characters
;
;FileCase LOWERCASE ; Default: IGNORE
;
; What happens to the counters:
;
; IGNORE : No changes
; STRIP : Cuts 'em off
; FIT : fits in the predefined counters
;
FileDLCounter FIT ; Default: IGNORE
;
; Order of the filenames:
;
; ALPHA: Ascending by names
; SIZE : Ascending by size
; DATE : Ascending by date
; NEW : New files first
; "!" reverses the order: !ALPHA !DATE
; IGNORE: No sorting
;
;FileOrder ALPHA ; Default: IGNORE
;
; **************************************************************************
;
; Repack functions
;
; **************************************************************************
;
[REPACK]
;
; This function needs external utilities. You need Robert K. Jung's
; "REARJ" (V2.23 or later) to use it, but you may reconfigure this to use
; your own repacker software:
;
; This the repack command, here REARJ. The first "%s" is replaced by the
; file to repack. Re-comment it out to enable repacking.
;
;RepackCommand rearj %s /tARJ /u /d /v /s >NUL
;
; /a[suffix] convert archives within archives ("*" for all formats)
; /bcommand execute DOS command before extracting files
; /ccommand execute DOS command on extracted files before counting them
; /d delete original archives
; /e do not return error if no archives were found
; /f convert diskette archives
; /i[name] check integrity of REARJ.EXE
; /l[name] write append log file (default name is REARJ.LOG)
; /o allow overwrite of existing target archive
; /q query for each archive to convert
; /r recurse through subdirectories
; /s skip verify of file count and total size
; /tsuffix create suffix type archives
; /u[bak] allow update of archive with backup (default is BAK)
; /v execute configured command on extracted files
; /wdir assign work directory
; /xfile exclude file or wildname
; /z simulate operation
;
; Enter here which extension the target archives should have. This is
; mandatory, otherwise you will not find the correct filenames in your
; lists!!
;
RepackExtension ARJ
;
; This is the set of error messages and corresponding errorlevels. "TrashFile"
; decides wether the file is trashed when that particular error occurrs:
;
ErrorLevel 1
ErrorMessage File not found
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 2
ErrorMessage No matching archive type
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 3
ErrorMessage Target type already exists
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 4
ErrorMessage Not enough disk space
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 5
ErrorMessage User skipped repackaging
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 6
ErrorMessage UNPACK error
TrashFile YES
;
ErrorLevel 7
ErrorMessage PACK error
TrashFile YES
;
ErrorLevel 8
ErrorMessage Target cannot support dirs
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 9
ErrorMessage Wrong file count
TrashFile YES
;
ErrorLevel 10
ErrorMessage Wrong total size
TrashFile YES
;
ErrorLevel 11
ErrorMessage Internal archive REARJ error
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 12
ErrorMessage Rename archive error
TrashFile NO
;
ErrorLevel 13
ErrorMessage "/v" command error (virus?)
TrashFile YES
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; These areas will not be repacked. Enter area numbers, full names enclosed
; in double quotes or a regular expression in single quotes. Names and
; expressions are not case sensitive.
;
; Numbers may be entered like 1, 2-, -7 or 1 - 7
;
;SkipRepack 1, 2, 3, "Adult-Giffies"
;
; **************************************************************************
;
; Setups for file announcements
;
; **************************************************************************
;
[ANNOUNCE]
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; A "NO" tells FileHerald not to create a message
;
;CreateMessage NO ; Default: YES
;
; These areas will not be announced. Enter area numbers, full names enclosed
; in double quotes or a regular expression in single quotes. Names and
; expressions are not case sensitive.
;
; Numbers may be entered like 1, 2-, -7 or 1 - 7
;
;SkipAnnounce 1, 2, 3, "Adult-Giffies"
;
; This disables the update of the list of announced files
;
;UpdateList NO ; Default: YES
;
; This is the name of the file in which the names of all announced files
; are stored
;
;ListFile ANNOUNCD.TXT ; Default: HERALD.OLD
;
; Maximum security level which allows announcements (inclusive)
;
;MaxLevel 10 ; Default: 32000
;
; These files will always be announced
;
;AnnounceAlways ALLFILES.TXT, NEWFILES.TXT
;
; These files will never be announced
;
;AnnounceNever *.GIF, *.BMP
;
; Allows to switch off announcing of files without description
;
;AnnounceMissing YES ; Default: NO
;
; Creates justified descriptions (looks great :-))
;
;DescrJustified YES ; Default: NO
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This is the number of new files which has to be found that a message is
; created.
;
;MinFiles 1 ; Default: 5
;
; Determines how files are compared. Normally files with different extensions
; are considered equal, so that if you repack a file for example from ZIP to
; ARJ it will not be announced again. If you choose "STRICT" this will happen.
;
;ScanMode STRICT ; Default: NORMAL
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; You can specify one or more header files here, seperated by kommas. They
; will be put before the message.
;
;MsgHeader LOGO.TXT,MSGHEAD.TXT,INFO.TXT ; Default: MSGHEAD.TXT
;
; This template file defines the look of every area header.
;
;AreaHeader MSGAREA.TXT ; Default: MSGAREA.TXT
;
; These footer files will be put under the messages. Enter one or more names,
; seperated by kommas, here. Of course their length fullfill the same terms as
; for the headers.
;
;MsgFooter MSGFOOT.TXT ; Default: MSGFOOT.TXT
;
; Maximum number of description lines per file
; (0 means unlimited)
;
MsgMaxLines 0 ; Default: 1
;
; By default only the filename and its description shows in each line.
; You can put these additional information in it:
;
; SIZE File size
; DATE Date of upload
; TIME Time of upload
;
;MsgLineFormat SIZE, DATE, TIME
MsgLineFormat SIZE
;
; Maximum number of characters per line. More will be wrapped to the next
; line.
;
;MsgLineLen 78 ; Default: 78
;
; This allows you to start a new line or strip the rest of descriptions
;
; MsgEOLMark Uploader: ; cuts "Uploader:" away
; MsgEOLMark ~Uploader: ; begins a new line before "Uploader:"
;
MsgEOLMark Uploader:
;
; Defines the look of the file names:
;
; IGNORE : No changes
; CAPITALIZE: Capitalize characters
; LOWERCASE : Convert to lower case characters
;
;MsgFileCase LOWERCASE ; Default: IGNORE
;
; DEFAULT: FILENAME.EXT
; DOS : FILENAME EXT
;
;MsgFileFormat DOS ; Default: DEFAULT
;
; What happens to the counters:
;
; IGNORE : No changes
; STRIP : Cuts 'em off
;
MsgDLCounter STRIP ; Default: STRIP
;
; Order of the filenames:
;
; ALPHA: Ascending by names
; SIZE : Ascending by size
; DATE : Ascending by date
; NEW : New files first
; "!" reverses the order: !ALPHA !DATE
; IGNORE: No sorting
;
MsgOrder ALPHA
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Defines which type of message is created: TEXT, FIDO, ECHO, SQUISH
;
;MsgType TEXT, ECHO, FIDO, SQUISH
MsgType TEXT
;
; Defines the filename of text messages
;
;MsgName ANNOUNCE.TXT ; Default: MESSAGE.TXT
;
; Most mail processors do not allow larg net- or echomails. Limit the
; maxmimum size using this keyword. Larger mails will be split.
;
;MsgMaxLen 16 ; Default: 12KB
;
; Path to your fidostyle *.msg
;
;NetPath F:\FD\MAIL\
;
; Path to your hudson style message base
;
;EchoPath F:\FD\HUDSON\
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
[NETMAIL]
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Fidostyle messages:
;
; Possible attributes for *.MSG (Default: K/S PVT):
; PVT, CRA, IMM, DIR, FIL, K/S, LOC, HLD, FRQ, RRQ, ARQ, URQ
;
; This message number is mandatory, its parameters are default for all
; following netmail messages
;
;MsgNo 1
;
;From The FileHerald ; Default: Sysopname
;To Brian Cohn ; Mandatory information
;Subject New files at "..." ; Default, "..." is BBSName
;OrigAddr ; Default: BBSAddress
;DestAddr 8:888/888.8 ; Mandatory information
;Attrib HLD,K/S,LOC,PVT ; Default: K/S PVT
;NetPath ; Overrides "NetPath"
;PrivHeader ; Default: MSGHEADER
;PrivFooter ; Default: MSGFOOTER
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
[ECHOMAIL]
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This message number is mandatory, its parameters are default for all
; following echomail messages
;
;MsgNo 1
;
;From The FileHerald ; Default: Sysopname
;To Brian Cohn ; Default: ALL
;Subject New files at "..." ; Default, "..." is BBSName
;OrigAddr ; Default: BBSAddress
;Origin
;Board 1 ; Mandatory information
;PrivHeader ; Default: MSGHEADER
;PrivFooter ; Default: MSGFOOTER
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
[SQUISH]
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; This message number is mandatory, its parameters are default for all
; following squish messages
;
;MsgNo 1
;
;From The FileHerald ; Default: Sysopname
;To Brian Cohn ; Default: ALL
;Subject New files at "..." ; Default, "..." is BBSName
;OrigAddr ; Default: BBSAddress
;Origin
;SquishPath ; Mandatory, Path to Squish Area
;PrivHeader ; Default: MSGHEADER
;PrivFooter ; Default: MSGFOOTER
;
; **************************************************************************
;
; Filelists
;
; **************************************************************************
;
[FILELIST]
;
; This list number is mandatory, its parameters are default for all
; following filelists
;
;ListNo 1
;
; Disables filelists. If given for list no. 1, no lists at all will be
; created. For higher numbers it only has effect on this particular list.
;
;CreateFileList NO ; Default: YES
;
; Days files may be to to be in the new files list
;
;MaxDays 14 ; Default: 10
;
; Maximum security level which allows listing (inclusive)
;
;MaxLevel 10 ; Default: 32000
;
; Filename of the complete list
;
;AllFilesList ALLFILES.TXT ; Default: ALLFILES.TXT
;
; Filename of the new files list
;
;NewFilesList NEWFILES.TXT ; Default: NEWFILES.TXT
;
; Name of the info file. If not entered, none will bve created
;
;InfoFile BOARDS.TXT
;
; Whether this info file is appended to your lists:
;
;AppendInfo YES ; Default: "NO"
;
; This is a header for the infofile. It must not be longer than 1024 bytes
;
; For the ANSI version you can use these commands to colorize it:
;
; %CLRSCR% clear screen
; %NORMAL% all colors to default
; %BRIGHT% bright colors
; %BLINK% blinking colors
; %INVERSE% inverse colors
; %RESET% reset all attributes
;
; Foreground colors
;
; %FGBLACK% black
; %FGRED% red
; %FGGREEN% green
; %FGYELLOW% yellow
; %FGBLUE% blue
; %FGMAGENTA% magenta
; %FGCYAN% cyan
; %FGWHITE% white
;
; Background colors
;
; %BGBLACK% black
; %BGRED% red
; %BGGREEN% green
; %BGYELLOW% yellow
; %BGBLUE% blue
; %BGMAGENTA% magenta
; %BGCYAN% cyan
; %BGWHITE% white
;
InfoHeader %CLRSCR%%BRIGHT%%FGRED%┌────────────────────────────────────────────────%FGYELLOW%The─FileHerald V1.00-T%FGRED%──────┐
InfoHeader │ %FGGREEN%Area overview%FGRED% │
InfoHeader ├─────┬────────────────────────────────┬───────┬────────┬───────┬────────────┤
InfoHeader │ %FGBLUE%No.%FGRED% │ %FGGREEN%Area description%FGRED% │ %FGMAGENTA%Files%FGRED% │ %FGCYAN%kBytes%FGRED% │ %FGBLUE%Dlds%FGRED% │ %FGMAGENTA%F'reqs%FGRED% │
InfoHeader ├─────┼────────────────────────────────┼───────┼────────┼───────┼────────────┤
;
; Information for each area:
;
; ~A = Areaname left justified [40 characters]
; ~B = Areaname right justified [40 characters]
; ~# = Areanumber [3 characters]
; ~L = Access level to that particular area [5 characters]
; ~+ = Minimum age for that area [3 characters]
; ~F = Actual number of files in that area [5 characters]
; ~G = Number of files in that area [5 characters]
; ~S = Size of all files in kBytes [6 characters]
; ~M = Size of all files in in MBytes [6 characters]
; ~D = Downloads from this area [6 characters]
; ~R = Filerequest status (short) [10 characters]
;
AreaInfo │ %FGBLUE%~#%FGRED% │ %FGGREEN%~A%FGRED% │ %FGMAGENTA%~F%FGRED% │ %FGCYAN%~S%FGRED% │%FGBLUE%~D%FGRED% │ %FGMAGENTA%~R%FGRED% │
;
; Footer for the info file
;
; ~F = Total actual number of files [5 characters]
; ~G = Total number of files [5 characters]
; ~S = Size of all files in kBytes [6 characters]
; ~M = Size of all files in in MBytes [6 characters]
; ~D = Total downloads [6 characters]
; ~% = Current time
; ~$ = Current date
;
InfoFooter %BRIGHT%%FGRED%├─────┴────────────────────────────────┼───────┼────────┼───────┼────────────┤
InfoFooter │ %FGGREEN%Date : ~%/ ~$ Total:%FGRED% │ %FGMAGENTA%~F%FGRED% │ %FGCYAN%~S%FGRED% │%FGBLUE%~D%FGRED% │ │
InfoFooter └──────────────────────────────────────┴───────┴────────┴───────┴────────────┘
;
; Marks missing files
;
;MissingFile <lost> ; Default: <missing>
;
; Marks areas which allow requests
;
ShortReqOKMsg Anyone
;
; this is the long version
;
ReqOKMsg <Filerequests possible>
;
; Indicates that requests from this area are not allowed
;
ShortNoReqMsg None
;
; or the long version
;
NoReqMsg <No requests allowed>
;
; Shows in areas which allow requests with password
;
ShortPwdOnlyMsg Password
;
; and again the long version
;
PwdOnlyMsg <Filerequests with password>
;
; List of areas which allow no requests
;
;NoFileReq 1, 2, 3, "Internal"
;
; List of areas which allow password protected requests
;
;PwdFileReq 7, 9, "Adult-Area", "Point-Software"
;
; These areas will not be listed. Enter area numbers, full names enclosed
; in double quotes or a regular expression in single quotes. Names and
; expressions are not case sensitive.
;
; Numbers may be entered like 1, 2-, -7 or 1 - 7
;
;SkipList 1, 3, 6, "Pictures", 'CD-ROM*'
;
; You can specify one or more header files here, seperated by kommas. They
; will be put before the lists.
;
;ListHeader LOGO.TXT, LISTHEAD.TXT
;
; This template file defines the look of every area header.
;
;AreaHeader LISTAREA.TXT
;
; These footer files will be put under the list. Enter one or more names,
; seperated by kommas, here. Of course their length fullfill the same terms
; as for the headers.
;
;ListFooter LISTFOOT.TXT
;
; By default only the filename and its description shows in each line.
; You can put these additional information in it:
;
; SIZE File size
; DATE Date of upload
; TIME Time of upload
;
;ListLineFormat SIZE, DATE,TIME
ListLineFormat SIZE, DATE
;
; Maximum number of lines per description. 0 means don't care
;
ListMaxLines 0 ; Default: 1
;
; Maximum number of characters per line
;
;ListLineLen 78 ; Default: 78
;
; This allows you to start a new line or strip the rest of descriptions
;
; ListEOLMark Uploader: ; cuts "Uploader:" away
; ListEOLMark ~Uploader: ; begins a new line before "Uploader:"
;
ListEOLMark Uploader:
;
; Defines the look of the file names:
;
; IGNORE : No changes
; CAPITALIZE: Capitalize characters
; LOWERCASE : Convert to lower case characters
;
;ListFileCase CAPITALIZE ; Default: IGNORE
;
; DEFAULT: FILENAME.EXT
; DOS : FILENAME EXT
;
;ListFileFormat DOS ; Default: DEFAULT
;
; What happens to the counters:
;
; IGNORE : No changes
; STRIP : Cuts 'em off
;
;ListDLCounter STRIP
;
; Order of the filenames:
;
; ALPHA: Ascending by names
; SIZE : Ascending by size
; DATE : Ascending by date
; NEW : New files first
; "!" reverses the order: !ALPHA !DATE
; IGNORE: No sorting
;
;ListOrder ALPHA, NEW
;
; Creates justified descriptions (looks great :-))
;
;DescrJustified YES ; Default: NO
;
; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; That's it. Have fun :-))
;
; Norbert Schlia,
; Sysop of MUSIC-BBS Karlsruhe, 2:248/504