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- ; 2DAPoint v1.50 (11/91) By Ron Pritchett of FidoNet Node 376/74
- ;
- ; Copyright (c) 1991, Distribute Freely, No Modifications to Software
-
- ; FidoNet Address
- ; Address Zone:Net/Node.Point
- Address 1:376/74.0
-
- ; Save passthru file attaches or not
- ; (this refers to the files themselves, not the message they're attached to)
- ; FileFwd Save
- ; FileFwd Kill (Default)
- FileFwd Kill
-
- ; Save forwarded messages or not
- ; Forward Save (Default)
- ; Forward Kill
- Forward Save
-
- ; Inbound Mail Path
- InBound C:\Binkley\NetFile
-
- ; Outbound Mail Path
- ; - "Outbound C:\binkley\Outbound.001" is perfectly legal. Any mail for YOUR
- ; zone will put there. Any mail for Zone 2 would go into Outbound.002.
- ; - The Eggnet (Zone 100) outbound dir be Outbound.064 because 064 is hex
- ; for 100. If C:\Binkley\Outbound.064 didn't exist, and was needed,
- ; it'd be created.
- ;
- OutBound C:\Binkley\OutBound
-
- ; Log filename
- ; 2DaPoint.Log (in current dir) is the default
- Log 2DaPoint.Log
-
- ; Matrix/NetMail Path
- Mail C:\Mail\Matrix
-
- ; Point ReDirection Mode
- ; Mode Net
- ; Mode Node (Default)
- ;
- ; Mode Net - Any mail outbound to a point in your network will be saved to
- ; it's full 4D address & placed into the appropriate .PNT dir.
- ; For example Mail to 1:376/16.1 would be placed into
- ; C:\Binkley\Outbound\01780010.PNT as 00000001.?UT.
- ; \--/\--/ \--/
- ; 376 16 Always 4 0's
- ; Mode Node - Any mail outbound to a point for your node ONLY will be saved
- ; in the corresponding .PNT directory. Otherwise, the 4D address
- ; would be embedded into the message but the message would be
- ; sent to the point's host system.
- ; In the above example, the msg would be placed into
- ; C:\Binkley\Outbound as 01780010.?ut
- Mode Node
-
-
- ; Password File
- ; Default is null. If the file you specify doesn't exists, no passwords
- ; will be used. You *MAY* set PWFile to 2DAPOINT.CTL if you wish.
- PWFile Squish.cfg
-
- ;
- ; Message attributes - 2 bytes
- ;
- ;
- ; Hold─┐ ┌─Orphan (Unknown Destination Node)
- ; File Request─┐ │ │ ┌─File Attach
- ; Is Return Receipt─┐ │ │ │ │ ┌─Read
- ; Update Request─┐ │ │ │ │ │ │ ┌─Private
- ; ╔═════════════════════════════════╗
- ; ║ F E D C B A 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 ║
- ; ╚═════════════════════════════════╝
- ; Audit Trail Request─┘ │ │ │ │ │ │ └─Crash
- ; Receipt Requested─┘ │ │ │ │ └─Sent
- ; Reserved─┘ │ │ └─Forward
- ; Local (vs. FidoNet)─┘ └─KillSent (Kill after Sent)
- ;
- ; Or for the programmers out there:
- ;
- ; Value Description Bit Mask
- ; ----- ---------------------- -- -------------------
- ; $0001 private message * 0000 0000 0000 0001
- ; $0002 crash mail * 0000 0000 0000 0010
- ; $0004 read by addressee * 0000 0000 0000 0100
- ; $0008 sent 0000 0000 0000 1000
- ; $0010 file attached to msg * 0000 0000 0001 0000
- ; $0020 forward 0000 0000 0010 0000
- ; $0040 unknown dest node 0000 0000 0100 0000
- ; $0080 kill after sent * 0000 0000 1000 0000
- ; $0100 FidoNet vs. local 0000 0001 0000 0000
- ; $0200 Hold, don't send * 0000 0010 0000 0000
- ; $0400 <reserved> X? 0000 0100 0000 0000
- ; $0800 file request * 0000 1000 0000 0000
- ; $1000 receipt requested X* 0001 0000 0000 0000
- ; $2000 is a return receipt X* 0010 0000 0000 0000
- ; $4000 audit trail requested X* 0100 0000 0000 0000
- ; $8000 update request X* 1000 0000 0000 0000
- ;
- ; * = preserved by the network
- ; ? = stripped by the (FTSC spec) but
- ; preserved by seadog<tm>
- ; X = not used by Opus
- ;
- ; Reminder: Once it's been determined that a message needs sent, then
- ; the "SetBit" & "StripBit" bitmasks will be applied.
- ;
- ; Flexibility: The bitmask is highly flexible. It could be entered in
- ; 1 to 16 "words". Leading zeros will be assumed.
- ;
- ; StripBit 0 0 0 0 1
- ; StripBit 1 All 3 of these are equal!
- ; StripBit 000 1
- ;
- ; WARNING!!! DANGER, Will Robinson, DANGER!!!!
- ; It's recommended that you do NOT mess with any bits other than Private,
- ; Crash and/or Hold. You are completely on your own and you're playing
- ; with FIRE!
- ;
- ; Examples:
- ; SetBit 0000 0010 0000 0001 <- Make all mail private & hold
- ; StripBit 0000 0000 0000 0010 <- Strip all Crash bits
- SetBit 0000 0000 0000 0000 ; Nothing Set
- StripBit 0000 0000 0000 0000 ; Nothing Stripped
-
- ; ZoneGating
- ; ZoneGate On
- ; ZoneGate Off (Default)
- ;
- ; If ZoneGate is turned on, any inter-zone msgs will be routed thru a
- ; preselected node that acts as a gateway to another zone. Zonegates are
- ; setup with the following address scheme:
- ;
- ; Origin_Zone:Origin_Zone/Destination_Zone.0
- ;
- ; Zone gate for Zone 1 to 2 would be 1:1/2.0
- ; 3 would be 1:1/3.0
- ; Zone gate for Zone 2 to 1 would be 2:2/1.0
- ; 3 would be 2:2/3.0
- ZoneGate On
-
- ; Name Service! New for Version 1.10. A Message will be directed to address
- ; listed. NOTE: Name recognition takes precedent over whatever the destination
- ; address is, so have your control file setup correctly. the way it works is
- ; if a message is addressed to your Zone:Net then the address in the control
- ; file is used.
- ;
- ; A destination address may be of the following forms
- ;
- ; Possible Formats Assumptions
- ; --------------------- --------------------------------------------
- ; <Zone:Net/Node.Point> - full address, no mistakes here!
- ; <Zone:Net/Node> - Point = 0
- ; <Net/Node> - Zone = Yours, Point = 0
- ; <Net/Node.Point> - Zone = Yours,
- ; <Node.Point> - Zone & Net = Yours
- ; <Node> - Zone & Net = Yours, Point = 0
- ; .<Point> - Zone, Net & Node = Yours
-
- Names
- Robert Wilhite 8
- Shay Walters 12
- Travis Watford 14.21
- John Brown ^ John G. Brown Jr. 14.23
- David Wilhite 14.98
- Ray Radlein 16.3
- Arnie Elkins 16.4
- Kevin Parris 16.5
- David Dorman 16.39
- John Mood 16.110
- Mike Faircloth 16.155
- Greg Prevost 16.197
- Forrest Bennett 16
- Bill Talyor 24
- William Bertholf 26
- Bob Main 38.14
- Allen Hendrix 38.107
- Ed Wootin ^ Edwin Wooten 38.112
- Merlin ^ Larry Von Wessinger 38
- Face ^ Paul Beverly 38.251
- Sir Kay ^ Paul Beverly 38.251
- Dennis Rogers 40
- Paul Deemer 42
- Dave Rose 44
- Steve Kopec ^ Steven Kopec 46
- Mhoram ^ Steven Kopec 46
- Jules Edwards ^ Julius Edwards 50
- David Dean 56
- Jim Harvey 60
- Rob Ehlers 64
- John Nettles 66
- Gale Wilkinson ^ Gale D. Wilkinson 70
- Roy Myers 70.101
- Lee Justice 70.102
- John Van ^ John Van Buskirk 72
- JVB ^ John Van Buskirk 72
-
- Reese ^ Ben Stuckey 72.115
- ; any message entered to "Reese" or "Ben Stuckey" whose destination
- ; address is 1:376/xx.yy would get sent to "Ben Stuckey" @ 1:376/72.115
-
- Lewis Etheridge .1
- Jim McNamee .7
- Steve Robertson .22
- Andy Hendin ^ Andrew Hendin .26
- Warren Kohn .31
- Phillip Jones .40
- Jim Pine .109
- Kaptian Keller ^ Bryan Keller 76
- Judge Dredd ^ Bryan Keller 76
- Doctor Who ^ Bryan Keller 76
- Ronnue ^ Ron Pritchett Hold
- Sysop ^ Ron Pritchett Hold
- System Operator ^ Ron Pritchett Hold
-
- John Gemmill 3624/19
- Ben Mann 151/2
- Amnon ^ Amnon Nissan 151/100
- SDS ^ Bill Weinel 151/121
- JoHo ^ Joaquim Homrighausen 2:270/17
- ; any message entered to "Joho" or "Joaquim Homrighausen" whose destination
- ; address is 1:376/xx.yy would get sent to "Joaquim Homrighausen" @ 2:270/17.0
- End
-
- ; Mis-Addressing Notification
- ; Notify None (Default)
- ; Notify OurNet
- ; Notify All
- ;
- ; If a msg comes in mis-addressed, then a FYI will be sent back to the
- ; person telling them where they can contact the addressee in the future.
- ; This feature is dependent on the name servicing.
- ;
- ; Notify None - no FYI messages are sent
- ;
- ; Notify OurNet - FYI's will be sent within your network
- ;
- ; Notify All - FYI's will be sent to ANY system
- ;
- ; Example:
- ; John Point is 1:376/74.101 & his name is in the name service
- ; lookup table. Joe Nobody @ 1:376/2.0 sends a message to
- ; "Joe Nobody @ 1:376/74.125" Once the message arrives, the
- ; proper address of 1:376/74.101 would be substituted & John
- ; Point would get his mail. Also Joe Nobody @ 1:376/2.0 would get
- ; the following message:
- ;
- ; Dear Joe Nobody,
- ;
- ; In a Netmail message to John Point on Date/Time,
- ; you improperly addressed your message to 1:376/74.125.
- ; John Point can be reached at 1:376/74.101.
- ; Please make a note of this for future reference.
- ;
- Notify OurNet