Beijing Paradise BBS Backup/PARADISE.ISO/software/BBSDOORW/LABTST25.ZIP/LABTEST.CFG

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; Each line of this configuration file is composed of two parts,
; Keyword and Options.  The keywords are on the left side of the screen,
; and the options are on the right.  It doesn't matter how many spaces
; are between the keywords and options, as long as there is at least one
; space.  Each keyword will be explained below.  To disable a selection,
; comment the line out by placing a semi-colon ';' at the very beginning
; of the line.  You may remove all blank lines and lines with a semi-colon
; after you have configured Labtest.  This makes loading the configuration
; much faster.

; The Logfile is where you want Labtest to record activities.  Include a
; full path and file name.  Registered version only!

Logfile                       C:\RA\LABTEST\LABTEST.LOG

; Use_Dos_Window

; Labtest will create a nicely formatted log file of the uploads processed
; Specify the full path and file name of the log file.  Registered version
; only!

Upload_Log                    C:\RA\LABTEST\UPLOAD.LOG

; Labtest now uses a customizable screen to display to the user during
; processing.  Ansi_Screen is a full path and filename of an ANSI screen
; to be displayed to the user.  If the user does not have ANSI graphics
; enabled, Ascii_Screen will be displayed instead.  If ANSI graphics
; are disabled, Labtest will handle the displaying of text like 'Unpacking
; archive' etc..., therefore, the Ascii_Screen could just be a simple
; display.  Since cursor control is ignored in ASCII only mode, the
; positioning commands in the control file are ignored.

Ansi_Screen                   C:\RA\LABTEST\LABTEST.ANS
Ascii_Screen                  C:\RA\LABTEST\LABTEST.ASC

; Labtest uses a special control file to figure out what to display to
; the user and where to display it during processing.  Please see the
; sample control file included with your distrubition archive for in depth
; information on how to use it.

Labtest_Screen_Ctl            C:\RA\LABTEST\SCREEN.CTL

; Due to many requests for the next feature, Labtest will now leave it
; up to you to provide a command line to execute when adding an
; archive comment.  With many new archive utilities supporting archive
; comments, it also makes more sense to do it this way.  Below, you will
; specify a full path and file name to the Archive_Comment control file.
; This control file is made up of command lines to execute for each
; different archive type.  See the sample ARC_COM.CTL file for more
; info.  Note that if this option is commented out, Labtest will
; not add comments to your archives.

; To provide total flexibility, Labtest provides you with
; methods of running any external program you desire.  One
; may be run before processing begins, and the other two can be
; run after Labtest is all finished with the file.  To specify
; the full path and filename of the uploaded file, use the @ character
; where the filename would normally be typed.

; ExitBefore                       C:\UTILS\ZZAP @
; ExitAfter                        C:\SHEZ\ARJ.EXE L @

; Use the following dos hook to compress a GIF file after Labtest checks
; the resulotion, date, etc.  This will only be used for GIF files.

; ExitAfterGif                     C:\UTIL\GIFLITE @

Comment_Control_File             C:\RA\LABTEST\COMMENT.CTL

; If you have registered Labtest, then enter your registration key
; here, otherwise enter a 0 (zero)

Registration_key              0

; Archive_type is the type of archive to convert all archive files to.
; Labtest will use the setting found in FILES.RA for the file area
; which matches the current path.  If no match is found, or if ConvExt
; is not setup in FILES.RA, then the archive type below will be used.

Archive_type                  ARJ

; Scan_commandline is the full dos commandline to execute your virus
; scanner, minus the actual file and path name, which Labtest will
; provide.  Consult the docs for commandline switches best suited to
; your needs.

Scan_commandline              C:\SHEZ\SCAN.EXE /NOMEM /NOPAUSE /NOEXPIRE

; Years_old tells Labtest the maximum age of an archive that will be
; accepted.  Note that this is also used when testing dates of files which
; are contained in the archives themselves.

Years_old                     2

; Labtest will also check the dates of GIF files unless you tell it
; not to.  Uncomment the next line if you want GIF files to be age checked.

; Check_Gif_Age

; When Labtest posts a message to a user about an uploaded file, one of
; two names may be used for the From line.  If you specify SYSOP below,
; your name (as it appears in RACONFIG) will be placed in the From line.
; Alternatively, you may cause Labtest to wright "Labtest 2.5" in the from
; line of the messages.  Enter below either Sysop or Labtest.

; Msg_Originator                Sysop
Msg_Originator              Labtest

; User_msg_base is the message base number which Labtest will post
; messages to the user concerning the file processed.  The next time
; the user does a scan for personal messages, they will be presented with
; a message informing them of how their upload was handled by Labtest.
; This may be the same area defined below for Sysop_Msg_Area.  If you
; want to disable Labtest's message writing feature, simply specify a 0
; for the message area or comment this line out.

User_Msg_Area                 2

; Sysop_msg_area is the message base number which Labtest will post
; messages to the Sysop concerning the file processed.  The next time
; the Sysop does a scan for personal messages, a message will be
; presented informing them of how the upload was handled by Labtest.
; This may be the same area defined above for User_Msg_Area.  If you
; want to disable Labtest's sysop message writing feature, simply
; specify a 0 for the message area or comment this line out.

; Sysop_Msg_Area              1

; Here you may disable one or more messages written by Labtest.  Place a
; semi-colon in front of the messages you don't want to receive

Sysop_Thanks_Msg             Reports all went well
Sysop_BadGif_Msg             Reports invalid gif resolution
Sysop_BadFile_Msg            Reports an archive file that couldn't be unpacked
Sysop_Scan_Msg               Reports the outcome of the virus scan (only if fail)
Sysop_OldFile_Msg            Reports an old file

; Labtest will create a message to the user giving them info about the
; status of their message.  Below you will define textfiles to be used as
; message text.  The text file will be read and then written to the Remote
; Access Hudson Message base in the areas defined above.  The message will
; be marked as Local and Private.  Provided the Sysop and User message
; areas are not 0 or commented out, Labtest will either use the text files
; defined below or the internal hard coded messages if the text files are
; either not defined or not found.

; Bad_Archive_Msg is a full path and filename of a text file to be used to
; post as a message to the user if the file cannot be processed at all
; by Labtest.  This may be caused by corrupt archives, incomplete uploads
; or any other number of reasons.  The file will be moved for further
; inspection by the Sysop.

Bad_Archive_Msg               C:\RA\LABTEST\BADARC.MSG

; Old_File_msg is a full path and filename of a text file to be used to
; post as a message to the user if the file fails the age test.  This message
; will be written into the message area defined above.

Old_File_Msg                  C:\RA\LABTEST\OLDFILE.MSG

; Virus_Msg is the full path and filename of a text file to be used to
; post as a message to the user if the file fails the virus scan.

Virus_Msg                     C:\RA\LABTEST\VIRUS.MSG

; Bad_Gif_Msg is the full path and filename of a text file to be used to
; post as a message to the user if the file fails the minimum gif
; resolution test.

Bad_Gif_Msg                   C:\RA\LABTEST\BADGIF.MSG

; The Thank_You_Msg is the full path and filename of a text file to be
; used to post as a message to the user if the file passes all phases of
; Labtest.

Thank_You_Msg                 C:\RA\LABTEST\THANKS.MSG


; The Minimum_Gif_Width is the lowest acceptable number of pixels from
; left side to the right side of the screen.

Minimum_Gif_Width             640

; The Minimum_Gif_Height is the lowest acceptable number of pixels from
; top to bottom of the screen.

Minimum_Gif_Height            480

; The Minimum_Gif_Colors is the lowest acceptable number of colors for
; Gif files.

Minimum_Gif_Colors            256

; Add_File_List is the full path and filename of a text file containing
; the full path's and filenames of files you want added to each archive
; file.  If you do not wish to use this feature, just place a semi-colon
; ';' before the keyword Add_File_List.

; Add_File_List               C:\RA\LABTEST\ADDFILES.LST

; Kill_File_List is the full path and filename of a text file containing
; only the filenames of files you want to remove from every incoming
; archive file.  If you do not wish to use this feature, just place a
; semi-colon ';' before the keyword Kill_File_List.

Kill_File_List              C:\RA\LABTEST\KILLFILE.LST

; Labtest has the ability to set the date of the file processed to either
; the system date or the date of the original archive file, the oldest
; file in the archive, or the newest file.  Specify Keep_Date,
; Oldest_File, or Newest_File.  To keep the archive date set as
; the current system date, comment all three of these lines out.

; Oldest_File          Makes the archive date the date of the oldest file
; Keep_Date            Makes the archive date the date of the original archive
Newest_File          Makes the archive date the date of the newest file

; Set_Security is the security level to set the user's to if he/she uploads
; a file which failed the virus scan.  This is extremely powerful as you
; can then prevent the user from further uploads until they resolve the
; problem on their end.  Simply set your Upload menu command to a
; security level higher than this and that's all there is to it!  You
; don't have to use both Set_Security and Set_Flag if you don't want to,
; they are both provided to give you a powerful option.

; Set_Security                1

; Set_Flag is similar to the above Set_Security in that you can set a
; specific flag in the user's record if the file fails the virus scan.
; Note that the flag and security level will ONLY be changed if the file
; fails the virus scan, any other test-failures will have no effect on
; flags or security.  The flags setting is a two character item, the
; first being in the range A - D (capitals!), the second being in the
; range 1 - 8.  Only one flag can be set.

Set_Flag                    C1

; Labtest will convert self-extracting files (SFX) to the desired archive
; type based on the following command.  If you do not want SFX files to
; be converted, insert a semi-colon before the command Convert_SFX.

Convert_SFX

; Labtest will compress files non-archive files (.DOC, .TXT, etc) based
; on the following command.  If you want to leave non-archive files in
; their original form, put a semicolon at the beginning of the next line.

Pack_Unknown

; Labtest will strip a description of characters above ascii 127 and
; remove carriage return/linefeed pairs and replace them with a soft carriage
; return (ASCII 141) if you want to.  If you want to process the descriptions
; like this, uncomment the next line, otherwise, leave it as is.

; Process_Descriptions

; Labtest will swap itself out of memory when running external programs.
; Indicate here where you want Labtest to put it's swap file.
; If enough EMS memory exists for the swap file, that will be used.  If
; not, the drive and path indicated below will be used.  This may be a
; ram disk.

Swap_Path                        C:\RA\LABTEST

; Labtest will handle ARJ secured files and PKZIP -AV files in one of
; two ways.  If you remove the semi-colon from the line below, this
; will tell Labtest that you want to leave secured archives alone.
; Labtest will unpack them and scan the files, but it will not rearchive
; the file or add a file comment.  If you leave it as is, Labtest
; will ignore the security features of ARJ and PKZIP.

; Keep_Secured

; Labtest may optionally add the uploader's name to the file description
; if a FILE_ID.DIZ/DESC.SDI was found.  If enabled, a short line like
; "Uploaded by John Doe" will be appended to the description.  To disable
; this feature, comment the line below out.

Add_Uploader_Name

; Labtest will handle imbedded archives much the same way it handles
; regular ones.  If NOSCAN or NOREARC are specified on the commandline,
; these switches also apply to imbedded archives as well.  Labtest will
; process imbedded archives until it runs out of a) disk space, b) directory
; space, b) the Sysop's patience.  The keyword below determines whether
; or not Labtest will do anything at all to imbedded archives.  If
; commented out, imbedded archives will be ignored completely.

Process_Imbedded_Archives