ProfitPress Mega CDROM2 …eeware (MSDOS)(1992)(Eng)/ProfitPress-MegaCDROM2.B6I/MISC/NETWORK/MUSH7DOC.ZIP/MUSH.RC

Text File | 1990-10-02 | 4.6 KB | 186 lines

# MUSH VARIABLES
#
#
# Here are some suggested configuration parameters
# Any line starting with a hash (#) is ignored
#
# Certain special sequences can prepend a filename:
#
#       +       filename is relative to the $folder directory
#       ~/      filename is relative to $home directory
#       ~user/  filename is relative to user's $home directory

# Set home directory
#set home=$HOME         # currently set from UUPCUSRRC

#Set mush directory (default to MushDir in sys.rc file)
#set mushdir=u:/lib/mush

#Prompt for subject
set ask

# Prompt for cc list just before sending message
set askcc

# Automatically enter editor when replying or sending mail
#set autoedit

# Automatically print next message after deleting previous one
#set autoprint

# Automatically add a signature line
#embedded
#set autosign='\Fred Bloggs,\nDept of Waste Paper Generation,\nLeeds'

#from the default signature file, ~/signatur.e
#set autosign

#from another signature file
set autosign=~/signatur.e

# location of help file (default MushDir/cmd_help)
#set cmd_help=$mushdir/cmd_help

# Max number of lines before invoking "pager" to view message
set crt=20

# All unrecognised "mush" commands will be interpreted as Dos(tm) commands
# N.B. Dos commands will not pipe into mush commands
#set dos

# Place to save dead letters
set dead=~"\dead.let"

# Editor to use with ~e command (default is same as "visual")
set editor="pe2"

# Place to keep your mail folders
set folder=~/folders

# Number of previous commands to remember
set history=30

# Do something different at end-of-file (^D or ^Z).  Default is to exit
#first example does nothing, second invokes "help" command
#set ignoreeof
#set ignoreeof=help

# Define indent string to be used when including messages in a reply using
# ~i (or ~m) command.
set indent_str="> "

# Command to list folders directory, and others
set lister="dir/w"

# Default place to save mail that's been read.  Default is ~/mbox
set mbox=~/mbox

# Turn off reverse video on current message header (recommended for ADMs)
set no_reverse

# Turn off To: header.  This may be useful with mailers which
# insist on inserting their own To: line.  uupc mail can now be suppressed
#set no_to

# Program to page through long messages.
#set pager=more
set pager=mushpg
if $prog_name == MUSH6.EXE
        set pager=internal
endif

if $prog_name == MUSH7.EXE
        set pager=internal
endif

if $prog_name == mushp
        set pager=internal
endif

# Define prompt. %f = folder name, %m = msg no., %t = total no. of msgs
# %F gives full path for folder
if $prog_name == MUSH.EXE
    set prompt="%f: %m of %t. Mush? "
else
    set prompt="%F: %m of %t. Mush? "
endif

# Program to run from the "lpr" (hard-copy) command
set print_cmd="print"

# Place to record all outgoing mail.
# e.g.1 Directly in mail file
#set record=~/out
# e.g.2 In folders directory (recommended)
#set record=+out

# No of headers to display on screen
set screen=10

# Mailer command
set sendmail="mailer -n -t"

# Show headers for deleted messages (makes it easier to undelete them!)
set show_deleted

# Squeeze all blank lines in message to one
#set squeeze

# No of lines to print for "top" command.  Default = $crt
#set toplines=10

# Wait for verification before sending a message
#set verify

# set date format for pick command
set ukdate

# Visual editor to use (with "reply -e", "mail -e" command, or ~v sub-
# command).  Default is "vi".
#set visual="pe2"
set visual="e2 -terminal=ibmpc2"

#####################################################
# COMMANDS
#
# Commands may be redefined using "cmd".  Usually, this is used to
# shorten them!

# Define cd command to print new directory.  Avoids confusion under Dos
# where cd normally doesn't change drive too.
cmd cd="cd \!*;pwd"

# Define some drive IDs to simulate Dos drive change.  Internally, this
# does a "cd X:."
cmd a:="cd a:"
cmd b:="cd b:"
cmd c:="cd c:"
cmd d:="cd d:"
cmd e:="cd e:"
cmd f:="cd f:"
cmd g:="cd g:"
cmd h:="cd h:"
cmd i:="cd i:"
cmd j:="cd j:"
cmd s:="cd s:"
cmd y:="cd y:"

# Define "hi" to execute history command
cmd hi=history

# Dos users prefer "dir" to "ls"
cmd dir=ls

# wait for new mail
cmd wait="await; echo -n ; echo -n ; echo -n ; echo -n "

#####################################################
# ALIASES
#
# Again to save typing, a short name may expand into a long
# address

# Define "foo" to be "[e-mail]".  Now we can simply mail to "foo"
# WARNING: beware DOS 127 char command line limit!
alias foo=[e-mail]