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  2. ;│  LINKER Network Preprocessor v3.6, By Hellfire 1@13600 WWIVnet              │
  3. ;│  Copyright (c) 1993,94 Microtech Solutions. - WWIV (r) 1988. Wayne Bell     │
  4. ;╘═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╛
  5. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  6. ; *                   CONFIGURATION INFORMATION                               *
  7. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  8. ;
  9. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  10. ; *  Currently with all Linker options enabled the memory required for Linker *
  11. ; *  to operate is 217k you can reduce to memory required by reduceing the    *
  12. ; *  number of options. The first of which I suggest being DISK_BUFFER        *
  13. ; *  the Lowest amount of memory required is 100k with all options disabled.  *
  14. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  15. ;
  16. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  17. ; * If this option is enabled Linker will snag sub requests and send          *
  18. ; * the following number of old sub messages to the requesting system.        *
  19. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  20. ;
  21. SUBSEND=15 ; Back issue sub request
  22. ;
  23. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  24. ; * This option when enabled speeds up DISK IO speed although it takes 32767  *
  25. ; * additional bytes to function correctly.                                   *
  26. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  27. ;
  28. ; DISK_BUFFER
  29. ;
  30. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  31. ; * If this option is enabled, disgustingly huge verbose logs will be         *
  32. ; * appended to the following file. Please include path or the file will be   *
  33. ; * written to the executable directory.  If PACKSCAN=USERLOG is used the     *
  34. ; * information will be appended to the daily sysop user logs.                *
  35. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  36. ;
  37. PACKSCAN=GFILES\NETDAT0.LOG ;generic log somewhere in main WWIV directory
  38. ;
  39. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  40. ; * REMNOTE.DAT security support (list of systems that can request files)     *
  41. ; * supported in WWIV v4.23. Each line of the file is dedicated to one node   *
  42. ; * and on each line you must place the following information                 *
  43. ; *                                                                           *
  44. ; * REMNOTE FORMAT:                                                           *
  45. ; * net,usernumber,node                                                       *
  46. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  47. ;
  48. ; REMNOTE=REMNOTE.DAT ; can be any file name wanted
  49. ;
  50. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  51. ; * Just a little extra screen output if this option is on.                   *
  52. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  53. ;
  54. ; MOREINFO
  55. ;
  56. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  57. ; * Spices up the screen output when analyzing. But it's almost               *
  58. ; * impossible to see anything because Linker analyzes so fast.               *
  59. ; * (Except on a 286!! [Ket])                                                 *
  60. ; *                                                                           *
  61. ; *   Here is a list of possible colours for the colour options               *
  62. ; *                                                                           *
  63. ; *   0=BLACK               8=DARKGRAY                                        *
  64. ; *   1=BLUE                9=LIGHTBLUE                                       *
  65. ; *   2=GREEN               10=LIGHTGREEN                                     *
  66. ; *   3=CYAN                11=LIGHTCYAN                                      *
  67. ; *   4=RED                 12=LIGHTRED                                       *
  68. ; *   5=MAGENTA             13=LIGHTMAGENTA                                   *
  69. ; *   6=BROWN               14=YELLOW                                         *
  70. ; *   7=LIGHTGRAY           15=WHITE                                          *
  71. ; *                                                                           *
  72. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  73. ;
  74. PRETTY
  75. T_COLOUR=14   ; Text colour
  76. B_COLOUR=1    ; Background colour
  77. ;
  78. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  79. ; * LISTCOLOUR is the colours used when subscriber lists are generated. These *
  80. ; * colours corispond with your WWIV colours so if you wish to use the        *
  81. ; * standard 0-9 and A-Z your welcome to do so. Each number and comma         *
  82. ; * corrisponds to a line in the list generation. Linkutil will default to    *
  83. ; * the orginal colours if this option is commented out.                      *
  84. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  85. ;
  86. LISTCOLOUR=3,3,7,0,3,4,0,3,0,7,4
  87. ;
  88. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  89. ; * Maintenance log for LinkUtil /m Feature.                                  *
  90. ; * if left blank no log will be produced                                     *
  91. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  92. ;
  93. MAINTLOG=GFILES\LKMAINT.LOG
  94. ;
  95. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  96. ; * The following options enable some special maintenance options which are   *
  97. ; * used with the LINKUTIL /M command line switch. You can set the days that  *
  98. ; * these options are run                                                     *
  99. ; *                                                                           *
  100. ; * PURGEDAY=1 10 20                                                          *
  101. ; * or                                                                        *
  102. ; * PURGEDAY=ALL                                                              *
  103. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  104. ;
  105. PURGEDAY=1 7 12 21 28 ; days that you wish to post subscriber lists
  106. ;
  107. LISTGENDAY=12 ; days that you wish to send subscriber lists
  108. ;
  109. RULESDAY=12 ; date that you wish to post rules for sub
  110. ;
  111. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  112. ; * DELETE_UNKNOWN option will force listgen to delete all Unknown Systems    *
  113. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  114. ;
  115. DELETE_UNKNOWN
  116. ;
  117. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  118. ; * This option allows you to edit the dir in which linked files are sent to  *
  119. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  120. ;
  121. ; UPDIR=1
  122. ;
  123. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  124. ; * DIRS allows the following DIRS to be requestable or if there is no DIRS   *
  125. ; * command then system will not allow auto file requesting                   *
  126. ; *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*
  127. ;
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