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- ;SETUP.INF
- ;
- ; This file contains information for the installation process.
- ; See the Network Administrator's guide for information on how
- ; this file can be modified to control the behavior of install.
-
- ;ANSWERS
- ; This section contains the default answers to some of the
- ; questions asked by the install program.
- ;
- [answers]
- ;
- ; use-prev-config is only used if a prevous version of this product
- ; is installed. It can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Use configuration information from a previous
- ; install. This is the default.
- ; no: Do not use previous configuration information.
- ;
- use-prev-config=yes
-
- ;
- ; destdir is the default directory to install the product to. It
- ; can be any valid drive and directory path.
- ;
- destdir=c:\pctcp
-
- ;
- ; kernel-type is the default kernel type (VxD or TSR) to use.
- ; This parameter is only used by the Windows install.
- ;
- kernel-type=vxd
-
- ;
- ; ignore-existing-driver is only used when an existing network
- ; card driver is found in memory. If set to no the default will
- ; be to use the existing driver. If set to yes the default
- ; will be to not use the existing driver. This parameter is most
- ; usefull in batch installs where the found existing driver dialog
- ; is not shown.
- ;
- ignore-existing-driver=no
-
- ;
- ; network-driver is the default driver to use. Its value must be
- ; one of the keys in the netcard section of the netconf.inf file.
- ; There is no default. This is only used for new installs when
- ; no existing driver is found.
- ;
- ;network-driver=pd$3c503
-
- ;
- ; The following parameters are used to control the default values
- ; for IP and DNS configuration parameters during a new install.
- ; They have no default values.
- ;
- ;subnet-mask=
- ;router1=
- ;router2=
- ;router3=
- ;
- ;domain=
- ;domain-name-server1=
- ;domain-name-server2=
- ;domain-name-server3=
-
- ; update-dos-startup-files is the default answer to the question:
- ; "should autoexec.bat and config.sys be updated?" In batch mode
- ; no question is asked and this controls the if the files are
- ; updated or not.
- ;
- update-dos-startup-files=yes
-
- ;PCTCPINI
- ; This section contains updates to be made to the pctcp.ini file.
- ;
- ; format:
- ; <param>=<selector>,<section>,[<subsection>],<value>[,<overwrite>]
- ;
- ; <param> is the name of the parameter to add to the pctcp.ini file.
- ; <selector> controls if the parameter is actaully added. It can be:
- ; yes: always add
- ; no: do not add
- ; @<var>: create the group if the value of <var> is true (yes
- ; or selected) where <var> is any component identifier or boolean
- ; parameter.
- ; <section> is the name of the pctcp.ini section to add the parameter to.
- ; <subsection> is the name of the pctcp.ini sub section to add the
- ; parameter to. This is blank if there is no subsection.
- ; <value> is the value of the parameter. This can contain @ substitutions.
- ; <overwrite> determines if an existing setting in pctcp.ini will be
- ; overwritten. The default is not to overwrite. Possible values:
- : yes: overwrite
- ; no: do not overwrite
- [pctcpini]
- vidrive = @vxdinst, vxdinit, , @nfsclient
- vnbep = @vxdinst, vxdinit, , @netbios
- telnet = @wininst, sessions, , @destdir\session.ini
- ftp = @wininst, sessions, , @destdir\session.ini
- Comscript-to-SLANG=@serial,dial,script-conversion,@destdir\cconv.stp
- kernel-does-dns = yes, kernel, , yes
- MinimumCopySpace = @tsrinst, vpctcp, , 12
- HiTSRFenceSegment = @tsrinst, vpctcp, , A000h
-
- ;COMPONENTS
- ; This section defines Product components. The components are displayed
- ; to the user in a dialog with a check box next to each one. The
- ; user controls which files are installed by checking or unchecking
- ; the component. Checked components are installed.
- ;
- ; format:
- ; <ident>=<description>,<init>,<selector>,<install-sect>
- ;
- ; <ident> is an arbitrary identifier. It is used as a selector by
- ; install, groups and items sections below.
- ; The special ident "blank" can be used to skip a line between
- ; components.
- ; <description> is the string that will appear next to the check box in
- ; the component selection dialog.
- ; <init> is the initial state of the component it can be "checked" or
- ; "notchecked".
- ; <selector> controls if this component is displayed in the components dialog.
- ; It can be:
- ; yes: show this component.
- ; @<var>: show this component if the value of <var> is true,
- ; where <var> is a boolean parameter.
- ; <install-sect> is the name of an install section.
- ;
- [components]
- dosfiles="Install &DOS Programs for Selected Components",checked,@wininst,pifs
- blank="",checked,@wininst,dummy
- nfsclient="Using &Network Files and Printers (InterDrive)",checked,yes,nfs_client
- email="Exchanging &Mail and News",checked,yes,email
- remotelogin="Logging in to a &Remote Host (Telnet and Rlogin)",checked,yes,remote_login
- filetrans="Transferring &Files (FTP)",checked,yes,file_transfer
- printing="&Printing (LPR)",checked,yes,print
- backup="&Archiving and Restoring Files (TAR and RMT)",checked,yes,backup
-
- ;INSTALL
- ; These sections control which files get installed.
- ;
- ; format:
- ; files = <sect>,[<key>],[<selector>]
- ;
- ; <sect> is the section in files.inf which contains the files to install.
- ; <key> is the optional key in the files.inf section.
- ; <selector> controls if this set of files is actualy installed. It can
- ; be a boolean parameter or component identifier. If blank the files
- ; are always installed.
- ;
-
- ; This section is always processed except on a reinstall
- [install]
- files = remove,,
- files = base,,
- files = vxd,netbios,@vxdinst
- files = tsr,netbios,@tsrinst
- files = kerberos,,
- files = winbase,,@wininst
- files = misc,,
- files = winmisc,,@wininst
-
-
- ; The following sections are processed if the corrisponding component
- ; is selected at runtime.
- [nfs_client]
- files = dnfsc,,@dosfiles
- files = pctcpnet,,@winfiles
- files = nfsc,,
- files = vxd,nfsc,@vxdinst
- files = tsr,nfsc,@tsrinst
- files = tsr,wfw,@tsrinst
-
- [email]
- files = email,,
-
- [remote_login]
- files = drlogin,,@dosfiles
- files = drloginc,,@dosfiles
- files = drloginx,,@dosfiles
- files = wrlogin,,@winfiles
- files = rlogin,,
- files = keymap,,
-
- [file_transfer]
- files = dftrans,,@dosfiles
- files = dftransc,,@dosfiles
- files = wftrans,,@winfiles
-
- [print]
- files = dprint,,@dosfiles
- files = wprint,,@winfiles
- files = pctcpnet,,@winfiles
-
- [backup]
- files = dbackup,,@dosfiles
- files = dbackupc,,@dosfiles
- files = wbackup,,@winfiles
-
- [pifs]
- files = pifs,,
-
- ;GROUPS
- ; This section defines the program manager groups and items
- ;
- ; Groups format:
- ; <ident>=<description>,<filename>,[<selector>]
- ;
- ; <ident> is an arbitrary identifier which is used to find the
- ; section containing group icons to create.
- ; <description> is the string that will appear in the group title
- ; <filename> is the file name to used for the group file. Do not
- ; specify a path or extension. The group file will be created
- ; in the destination directory.
- ; <selector> controls if the group is actually created. It can be:
- ; yes: always create the group
- ; no: do not create the group.
- ; @<var>: create the group if the value of <var> is true (yes
- ; or selected) where <var> is any component identifier or
- ; boolean parameter.
- ;
- [groups]
- dosapps="PC/TCP DOSApps 3.0",dosapps,@dosfiles
- winapps="PC/TCP WinApps 3.0",winapps,yes
-
- ;
- ; Items format:
- ; <ident>=<description>,[<selector>],[<program>],[<options>]
- ;
- ; <ident> is an arbitrary identifier
- ; <description> is the string that will appear under the item icon.
- ; don't use () in the description.
- ; <selector> controls if the item is actually created. It can be:
- ; yes: create the item always
- ; no: do not create the item.
- ; @<var>: create the icon if the value of <var> is true (yes
- ; or selected) where <var> is any component identifier.
- ; <program> is the command to execute. This parameter can use
- ; @destdir to represent the destination install directory.
- ; <options> specifies the icon file and icon index if any.
- ;
- [winapps]
- winet="Statistics",yes,@destdir\winet,
- config="Configure",yes,@destdir\wconfig,
- wping="Ping",yes,@destdir\wping,
- wdial="Dialer",@serial,@destdir\wdial,
- ctlapp="Server Control",yes,@destdir\ctlapp,
- netctl="Network Control",yes,@destdir\netctl,
- wtar="Archiver",@backup,@destdir\wtar,
- wftp="FTP",@filetrans,@destdir\wftp,
- wtnvt="TNVT",@remotelogin,@destdir\wtnvt,
- wtn3270="TN3270",@remotelogin,@destdir\wtn3270,
- wmsg="Dialog",yes,@destdir\wmsg,
- netquery="Query",yes,@destdir\netquery,
- readme="Readme.txt",yes,"notepad @destdir\readme.txt",
-
- [dosapps]
- ping="Ping",yes,@destdir\ping.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,5"
- ftp="FTP",@filetrans,@destdir\ftp.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,1"
- ftpsrv="FTP Server",@filetrans,@destdir\ftpsrv.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,14"
- lpq="LPQ",@printing,@destdir\lpq.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,2"
- lpr="LPR",@printing,@destdir\lpr.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,3"
- pcmail="PCmail Transport",@email,@destdir\pcmail.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,4"
- rloginvt="RloginVT",@remotelogin,@destdir\rloginvt.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,0"
- keymap="Keymap",@remotelogin,@destdir\keymap.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,12"
- rsh="Remote Shell",@remotelogin,@destdir\rsh.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,8"
- tn="TN",@remotelogin,@destdir\tn.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,9"
- vmail="Email Reader",@email,@destdir\vmail.pif,"@destdir\ftpicons.dll,10"
-
- ; OPTIONS
- ; This section contains parameters that control the way install
- ; works.
- ;
- [options]
- ;
- ; batch-install can take on the folling values:
- ; yes: Install without asking questions. All the default
- ; values from the above answers and component sections
- ; will be used.
- ; Information that has no default will have to be
- ; provided by other means before the software will
- ; work.
- ; no: Ask the user for all needed info. This is the default.
- ;
- batch-install=no
-
- ;
- ; batch-end is only used if batch-install is yes. It controls
- ; what happens when install completes successfully and can take
- ; on the following values:
- ; exit: Just exit the program (the default).
- ; exit-win: Exit windows. This will leave temporary files
- ; around. The temp directory and any files in
- ; referenced in _mssetup.bat will need to be cleaned
- ; up manualy.
- ; reboot: Reboot the machine.
- ;
- ;batch-end=exit
-
- ;
- ; create-log-file can take on the following values:
- ; yes: install creates a log file in the destination directory.
- ; yes is the default.
- ; no: no log file is created.
- ;
- create-log-file=yes
-
- ;
- ; central-configuration determines the method of central configuration
- ; used. central configuration allows configuration data such as IP
- ; address and DNS server to be stored on a central server. The
- ; install program will add the necessary commands to the network
- ; startup to get configuration information from the central server.
- ; A server must first be configured to return information for
- ; this host.
- ; This parameter can take on the following values:
- ; none: No central configuration is available. This is the
- ; default.
- ; bootp: A bootp server is available. A bootp server must first
- ; be setup with information on this host.
- ; dhcp: A DHCP server is available. A DHCP server must first
- ; be setup with information on this host.
- ;
- central-configuration=none
-
- ;
- ; show-installmethod-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the install method dialog. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the install method dialog.
- ; This dialog allows users to affects which other dialogs they see
- ; by selecting an express or custom method. The express method hides
- ; other dialogs. If you want full control over which dialogs are shown
- ; then you should set this parameter to no.
- ;
- show-installmethod-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-directory-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the destination directory dialog. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the destination directory dialog. The value from the
- ; destdir parameter in the answers section is used.
- ;
- show-directory-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ;show-kernel-type-dialog can take on the followin values:
- ; yes: Show the kernel type dialog. This is the default
- ; no: Skip the kernel type dialog. The value from
- ; kernel-type parameter in the answers section is used.
- ; This parameter has no effect on the DOS install.
- ;
- show-kernel-type-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-components-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the components dialog. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the components dialog. The initally checked
- ; components will be installed.
- ;
- show-components-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-found-driver-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the found existing driver dialog if an existing
- ; driver is found in memory. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the found existing driver dialog. If an existing
- ; driver is found it will be used unless the
- ; ignore-existing-driver parameter is set to yes.
- ;
- show-found-driver-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-driverlist-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the driver list dialog. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the driver list dialog. If this dialog is
- ; skipped and an existing driver is not detected
- ; and no default was set in the answers section,
- ; you will have to install a driver manualy.
- ;
- show-driverlist-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-driverconfig-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the driver config dialog. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the driver config dialog.
- ;
- show-driverconfig-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-frame-type-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the frame type dialog if the frame type can not
- ; be determined by the network card driver selected.
- ; no: Skip the driver config dialog. DIX Ethernet will be
- ; used as the default.
- ;
- show-frame-type-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-ipconfig-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the IP config dialog. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the IP config dialog. If this dialog is skiped
- ; any values found from a previous config file will be
- ; used. If there is no previous configuration these
- ; values must be entered some other way before the product
- ; will function.
- ;
- show-ipconfig-dialog=yes
-
- ;
- ; show-dnsconfig-dialog can take on the following values:
- ; yes: Show the DNS config dialog. This is the default.
- ; no: Skip the DNS config dialog.If this dialog is skiped
- ; any values found from a previous config file will be
- ; used. If there is no previous configuration these
- ; values must be entered some other way before the product
- ; will function.
- ;
- show-dnsconfig-dialog=yes
-
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