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; RADCD configuration file
; SOME KEYWORDS MAY BE CHANGED! NOTED WITH [CHANGED]
; SOME ITEMS ONLY AVAILABLE IN REGISTERED MODE, {+}
;
; 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.
;
; UserMsgBase :
; Either path to HUDSON message base, or if JAM, then JAM base name
; with full path.
;
UserMsgBase=f:\ra\msgbase
;
;===========================================================================
; UserBaseType would be H for Hudson or J for JAM
;
UserBaseType=H
;
;===========================================================================
;UserBoard - 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.
;
UserBoard=002
;===========================================================================
; NO LONGER SUPPORTED!
;
; MsgFile=
;===========================================================================
;
; SysopName - Your name as sysop, to be inserted via message macro
;
SysopName=Rand Nowell
;===========================================================================
;
;
;UsePrgName
; If defined, RADCD will insert the Program Name ie: RADCD 1.04 in the
; message FROM field. If left commented out, the Sysop Name will be placed in
; the field.
;===========================================================================
;
;
; System - your BBS Name
;
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 RADCD 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
; See RADCD.DOC for more info.
;
NoDrop=JC-QWK
;NoDrop=Security level 100
;
;===========================================================================
; [ CHANGED ]
; DCDLogFile - Allows you to specify the location and name of the log file
; RADCD will create/write. If you do not specify one, the default is
; RADCD.LOG in the same directory as RADCD.EXE
;
DCDLogFile=C:\PROG\RADCD\RADCD.LOG
;========================================================================
; [ NEW ]
; RALogFile=
; This is if you wish to specify the RA Log to be used, REGARDLESS of what
; Environment variables are set, ie: %TASK% - %NODE% The filename given
; here will ALWAYS be read for caller drop information.
; This Keyword is most useful when using a DIFFERENT config file for RADCD.
;
;RaLogFile= C:\PROG\RADCD\RATST.LOG
;==========================================================================
; [NEW] {+}
; ClipLogo
; If defined, and you are running in Registered Mode, the Created By and
; Copyright notice will not be included in the User Messages.
; By default, this notice is included at end of message.
;
ClipLogo
;==========================================================================
; [NEW] {+} Only works when SCAN runs, ie: Registered
; MaxDrops=
; How many times a caller may drop carrier before their security
; level and access is lowered by RADCD. Range: 0 to 255
;
MaxDrops=3
;==========================================================================
; [NEW] {+} Only works when SCAN runs, ie: Registered
; DropSec=
; Here you define the security level you want applied to a user who
; has exceeded the MaxDrops given above. Range: 0 to 65535
;
DropSec=10
;==========================================================================
; ExpandedLog
; RA can generate a COMPACT or EXPANDED format logfile. RADCD is designed to
; work with the COMAPACT format. You can specify here, that you are using
; EXPANDED, and RADCD 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 RADCD 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 RADCD,
; 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 24. Enter this value after the CopyColumn keyword.
;
;CopyColumn=24
;===========================================================================
;
;
; UseHandle
; Tells RADCD to write the users Handle instead of name, to Screen Files
; and Sysops report. The Message is still addressed to the User Name;
;
UseHandle
;===========================================================================
;
; DoScreen
; Tells RADCD to create/add to the ANSI and ASCII Dropped Caller screens
; as specified in the next item.
;
DoScreen
;===========================================================================
;
; ScreenFile=
; Supply a Path\Dir\Filename "NO EXTENSION" as name for the Ansi and Ascii
; screens RADCD will create and update. The extensions are supplied by RADCD
; at runtime.
; You can specify TWO screen names to be created/updated. Simply supply the
; first screenname after the equals sign, then, put a pipe sign (|) directly
; after that name, then type the path+name of screen #2
;
; EXAMPLE: Screenfile=G:\RA\TXTFILES\DROPPED|C:\SCREENS\RADROPS
; ^..... See that ??
; There should be NO! SPACES! in the line contaning the two screen names
; Format should be identical to the Example above.
;
;
ScreenFile=c:\prog\radcd\dropped
;===========================================================================
;
;***********************************************************************
; The following items are used if you wish RADCD to produce a report
; of dropped carriers, to you, when you run RADCD /Z to delete the
; data file. You can also configure RADCD to send you this message
; as a netmail. IF you do not specify netmail, it will post a regular
; message in the board you specify.
;
; ZapMsg - Tells RADCD to create a report to sysop, if there are drops
; to report on.
;
ZapMsg
;===========================================================================
;
;
; Net - Means write a netmail message to mail dir, addressed to sysop.
; You must specify the mail directory and the node below, or netmail will
; be disabled. If you want the message written to a message base (H or J)
; then leave out the Net keyword, and just setup the message board.
;
; Net
;===========================================================================
;
; Node - Give your netmail address for the sysop message
; This is not used if the report is going to Local Message Base
;
Node=1:215/710
;===========================================================================
;
; MailPath - Directory where your mail expects to find *.MSG files
; Not used unless generating a Netmail Report Message
;
MailPath=E:\FD\MAIL
;===========================================================================
;
;
; SysopMsgBase - Just like MsgBase above, for the user message,
; either the pasth to the Hudson Message Base, or full path and filename,
; "without" extension, to the JAM file.
; Examples: F:\RA\MSGBASE (HUDSON)
; F:\JAM\SYSTEM (JAM - SYSTEM.*)
;
SysopMsgBase=f:\ra\msgbase
;===========================================================================
;
;
; SysopMsgBoard - Hudson or JAM message board to wite your report, if
; not going to Netmail. This is ignored if Net is activated.
; Just like the "UserBoard" above, zero pad to 3 digits.
;
SysopMsgBoard=005
;===========================================================================
;
; SysopBaseType - This will be H for HUDSON or J for JAM
;
SysopBaseType=H
;===========================================================================
;
; eof RADCD.CFG