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- ; **************************************************************
- ; ** **
- ; ** TrapDoor 1.83 Configuration File **
- ; ** **
- ; **************************************************************
- ;
- ; TrapDoor v1.83 config for use with SUPRA/ZyXEL modems
- ;
-
- ; This is my FidoNet node number
-
- NODE 3:640/304.004
-
- ; here are my AKAs
-
- AKA "41:400/304.0"
-
- ; This is my node's name
-
- NAME "CCUGQ BBS"
-
- ; This is the sysop's name
-
- SYSOP "Richard Carde"
-
- ; Point setup: set up the password for your boss node here.
- ; Leave this unset ("") to operate a node or set it to
- ; something else to not accept calls from unlisted nodes.
-
- PASSWORD ""
-
- ; Here I set up the baudrate that TrapDoor should use to
- ; talk to the modem
-
- BAUD 19200
-
- ; For modems that can lock the baudrate, use LOCK.
-
- LOCK
-
- ; This is the minimum baudrate at which TrapDoor will
- ; keep a connection. If the modem responds with a
- ; "CONNECT xxx" message where xxx is lower than
- ; the MINBAUD value, TrapDoor will hang up.
-
- MINBAUD 300
-
- ; Point setup: set this to your boss' FidoNet address.
- ; Set this to your own address when running a node.
-
- BOSS 3:640/304
-
- ; Point setup: set this to the telephone number of your
- ; boss. When operating with a nodelist, you can also put
- ; the FidoNet address of your boss here and TrapDoor will
- ; consult the nodelist to find out the phone number.
- ; Note that TrapDoor uses the colon (":") in the FidoNet
- ; node number ot distinguish it from a telephone number,
- ; so always specify the zone if you want to give it a
- ; nodenumber.
-
- CALL 3:640/304
-
- ; The path to your outbound directory where .FLO, .OUT
- ; and such stuff is.
-
- OUTBOUND "Mail:Outbound"
-
- ; The path to your inbound directory where incoming files
- ; are put.
-
- INBOUND "Mail:Inbound"
-
- ; If you specify a path here, TrapDoor will use this
- ; directory to find nodelist index/extra files.
- ; To disable nodelist support, use NODELIST "".
-
- NODELIST "NodeList:"
-
- ; Use MAXBAUD to automatically adjust MINBAUD to the
- ; highest possible baudrate.
-
- MAXBAUD
-
- ; This is the number of rings that TrapDoor will wait
- ; before answering the phone. If you don't want TrapDoor
- ; to answer the phone, just set this to RINGS 9999.
-
- RINGS 2
-
- ; A banner line that will be displayed to human callers.
- ; Instead of specifying a string, you could also send out
- ; a complete banner file here. The second line gives you
- ; an example of that.
-
- BANNER "Commodore Computer Users Group (Qld) BBS"
- ; BANNER "<mail:Banner"
-
- ; This is the commandline that TrapDoor will execute when
- ; a user presses Escape to enter the BBS.
- ; To disable the BBS, use BBSMODE NONE or omit the statements.
-
- ; BBSCOMMAND "DLG:immed TR0 %b %B -w"
- ; BBSINOUT ""
- ; BBSMODE SPAWN
-
- FAXSTRING "+FCON"
- FAXCOMMAND "MAIL:start_fax"
-
- ; In addition to the Escape key, you can specify another
- ; character that users can press twice to enter the BBS.
- ; WARNING: Do not use an asterisk ('*') here!
-
- ; BBSCHAR '.'
-
- ; This defines the name of the logfile for TrapDoor.
-
- LOGFILE "Mail:TrapDoor.Log"
-
- ; Here are the loglevels for various logging groups.
-
- LOGLEVEL 0:2 ; debugger
- LOGLEVEL 1:2 ; link
- LOGLEVEL 2:2 ; transfer
- LOGLEVEL 3:2 ; system
- LOGLEVEL 4:2 ; modem
- LOGLEVEL 5:2 ; session
- LOGLEVEL 6:7 ; security
- LOGLEVEL 7:2 ; outside
- LOGLEVEL 8:7 ; information
- LOGLEVEL 9:2 ; scheduler
-
- ; If you have a "slow" modem, set this to higher values.
-
- SLOWMODEM 10
-
- ; MODEMINIT will be sent to the modem to reset it.
- ; MODEMDIALPRE will be sent to the modem to dial out,
- ; followed by the phone number, followed by
- ; MODEMDIALPOST
- ; MODEMANSWER will be sent to answer the phone.
- ; MODEMHANGUP will be sent to hangup the modem.
-
- ;
- ; ********************** NOTE ****************************
- ; * *
- ; * MINIMUM initialisation is required since GPFAX will *
- ; * init the modem!!!!! *
- ; * *
- ; * GPFAX must init the modem to set your FAX ID string *
- ; * and other important settings for FAX! *
- ; * *
- ; ********************** NOTE ****************************
- ;
- MODEMINIT "AT+FCLASS=0+FAA=1|"
- MODEMHANGUP "||^|~~~+++~~~ATH|"
- MODEMDIALPRE "~~AT+FCLASS=0;+FAA=0DT"
- MODEMDIALPOST "|"
- MODEMANSWER "~~ATA|"
-
- ; If your modem is an error correcting modem, ARQSTRING
- ; tells TrapDoor what the modem returns when it establishes
- ; a connection under error control. If you have such a
- ; modem, you can also specify SNIFFARQ and handshakes can
- ; become a bit faster.
-
- ; ARQSTRING "ARQ"
- ; SNIFFARQ
-
- ; This informs TrapDoor which Amiga device is your
- ; serial device. For example, a Supra 2400zi modem
- ; needs SERIALNAME "modem0.device".
-
- SERIALNAME "serial.device"
- SERIALUNIT 0
- SERIALFLAGS 0
-
- ; If you want to spawn a BBS, you must use the SHARED
- ; option. Otherwise, you can use NOSHARED to prevent
- ; other programs from using the serial device when
- ; TrapDoor has it open.
-
- SHARED
-
- ; If your modem does not support the DSR line, use NODSR.
- ; Otherwise, use DSR and TrapDoor will be able to tell
- ; whether your modem is switched on or not.
-
- DSR
-
- ; If you have a buffering modem, you need to have a full
- ; 7-wire cable and enable hardware handshaking with 7WIRE.
-
- 7WIRE
-
- ; Please read TrapDoor's manual for a more detailed
- ; explanation of the ADJUST parameter. If you are not
- ; sure what to do with it, leave it at -11.
- ; If you have AmigaOS 2.0 or higher, use ADJUST 0 or
- ; leave it out completely.
-
- ; ADJUST -11
-
- ; This tells TrapDoor what command to execute to handle
- ; incoming File Requests. Please consult the manual for
- ; a more detailed description.
- ; To turn off File Requests, use FREQUEST "".
-
- ; FREQUEST "RequestHandler %i,%o,%l"
-
- ; This is the name of TrapDoor's ARexx port.
- ; If you have multiple lines, you need to change this
- ; for each line.
-
- REXXNAME "TrapDoor"
-
- ; Where should TrapDoor put its windows?
- ; Note that on NTSC machines and their smaller screens,
- ; you will have to change the value of STATWINDOW.
-
- LOGWINDOW 30/15/580/133
- STATWINDOW 30/155/580/93
- ; STATWINDOW 30/155/580/44 ; use this on NTSC
-
- ; Use SCREENMODE CUSTOM to have TrapDoor open its own
- ; screen, SCREENMODE WORKBENCH to have it open its
- ; windows on the Workbench Screen, SCREENMODE ACTIVE
- ; to open the windows on the currently active screen,
- ; and SCREENMODE TRAPDOOR for special magic.
- ; Beware: Please read the instructions in the manual
- ; before using SCREENMODE ACTIVE.
-
- SCREENMODE TRAPDOOR
-
- ; If you want TrapDoor to open its screen in the
- ; background, use BACKGROUND.
- ; To have it open the screen to the same size your
- ; Workbench Screen has (including overscan set with
- ; MoreRows), use AUTOOVERSCAN.
- ; If you don't want any screens or windows, use
- ; QUIET.
-
- NOBACKGROUND
- AUTOOVERSCAN
- ; QUIET
-
- ; For a nice colorful TrapDoor screen, change this as
- ; desired.
-
- COLORS 2560/4095/10/160
-
- ; Point setup: If a call to your boss fails (BUSY,
- ; VOICE, NO CARRIER ...), you can use these keywords
- ; to have TrapDoor redial automatically after a
- ; certain amount of time. Use RETRIES to set the maximum
- ; number of retries and REDIALDELAY to specify the number
- ; of seconds to wait between calls.
-
- RETRIES 0
- REDIALDELAY 3
-
- ; Enable accounting with ACCOUNTING and specify accounting
- ; limits. The template for ACCTMAX is:
- ; ACCTMAX "cost calls-out failed-sessions busy nocarrier voice"
-
- ACCOUNTING
- ACCTMAX "3000 20 2 20 5 2"
-
- ; Node systems: If you want your TrapDoor to automatically
- ; start in answer mode when you just "run TrapDoor", specify
- ; ANSWER
-
- ; ANSWER
-
- ; Some function key assignments
-
- FKey "1:EMSI"
- FKey "11:NOEMSI"
- FKey "2:WAZOO"
- FKey "12:NOWAZOO"
- FKey "3:ZEDZAP ZEDZIP DIRECTZAP"
- FKey "13:NOZEDZAP NOZEDZIP NODIRECTZAP"
- FKey "4:DIETIFNA"
- FKey "14:NODIETIFNA"
- FKey "5:BBSMODE SPAWN"
- FKey "15:BBSMODE ZMH"
- FKey "6:Run \"CE\""
- FKey "16:Run \"FFSA Node 2:310/6 ActiveScreen\""
- FKey "7:Run \"Execute DLGConfig:Batch/UnPackMail\""
- FKey "17:SMODEM |~ATH1|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|~ATH0|~"
- FKey "8:Run \"Execute DLGConfig:Batch/PackMail\""
- FKey "18:Run \"Execute DLGConfig:Batch/NComm.batch\""
- FKey "9:Run \"Execute DLGConfig:Batch/Poll\""
- FKey "19:acctmax \"-1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1\""
- FKey "10:Run \"local\""
- FKey "20:Run \"getport -p tr0:\""
-
- ; NOTE: Not all possible configuration keywords are used in this
- ; example configuration. Please see the manual for a more
- ; detailed and more complete description of TrapDoor's
- ; configuration.
-