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- ; Configuration file for FDRPR
- ; ----------------------------
-
- ; KeyName
- ; -------
-
- ; The name your copy of FDRPR has been registered to. All messages
- ; created by FDRPR will use this name as the sender name.
-
- ; KeyName:Your Name
-
-
- ; KeyNumber
- ; ---------
-
- ; Your registration key number, as given to you by the registration
- ; site.
-
- ; KeyNumber:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-
-
- ; Advert
- ; ------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will add a text stating that the message was created
- ; by FDRPR. It's not possible to disable this in the unregistered version
-
- Advert
- ; NoAdvert
-
-
- ; CdRom
- ; -----
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will use the CD-ROM settings in RACONFIG, and have the
- ; same kind of CD-ROM support that RA has, e.g. to make sure no other line
- ; currently uses the same device, and then copy the requested file to the
- ; temporary CD-ROM directory.
-
- CdRom
- ; NoCdRom
-
-
- ; DataFileDir
- ; -----------
-
- ; If specified, all files created by FDRPR, e.g. the *.RQ* files, will
- ; be created in this directory, instead of the directory where the
- ; alias file / directory file is located.
-
- ; DataFileDir=c:\fdrpr
-
-
- ; Descriptions
- ; ------------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will send a message with file descriptions for all
- ; successfully requested files.
-
- Descriptions
- ; NoDescriptions
-
-
- ; FailMessage
- ; -----------
- ;
- ; File containing the text that should be used for the message with
- ; reasons why the file request failed.
-
- FailMessage:$[cfgdir]fdrpr.fai
-
-
- ; FormatDescriptions
- ; ------------------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will ignore any newlines found in a file description,
- ; and wrap the description as fits the field best. If disabled, FDRPR
- ; will use any newlines found in the description, and use them, if
- ; possible. Descriptions without newlines, or with to long lines will
- ; still be wrapped by FDRPR.
-
- FormatDescriptions
- ; NoFormatDescriptions
-
-
- ; FreeFiles
- ; ---------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will honor the Free File setting for a file or
- ; file area, and not perform any limit checks for these files.
-
- ; FreeFiles
- NoFreeFiles
-
-
- ; KeepPktFiles
- ; ------------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will keep all the *.PKT files sent to the destination,
- ; containing file descriptions, and failure reasons.
-
- ; KeepPktFiles
- NoKeepPktFiles
-
-
- ; Logfile
- ; -------
- ;
- ; If this setting is specified, log information will be written to the
- ; specified logfile. If NOLOGFILE is specified, no logging will be performed.
- ; If this setting isn't specified at all, log information will be written
- ; to FD's logfile.
-
- ; LogFile:$[cfgdir]fdrpr.log
- ; NoLogFile
-
-
- ; MaxBaseWildCards
- ; ----------------
-
- ; The maximal number of allowed wildcards, e.g. ? characters,
- ; in a requested filename, not counting the extension. Before
- ; checking this, all * characters are converted to the corresponding
- ; number of ? characters, e.g. *.ARJ is converted to ????????.ARJ.
-
- ; MaxBaseWildCards:5 ; Allow filename XXX*.ARJ, but not XX*.ARJ
-
-
- ; MaxWildCards
- ; ------------
-
- ; The maximal number of allowed wildcards, e.g. ? characters
- ; in a requested filename. Before checking this, all * characters
- ; are converted to the corresponding number of ? characters, e.g.
- ; *.* is converted to ????????.???.
-
- ; MaxWildCards:8 ; Allow filename XXX*.*, but not XX*.*
-
-
- ; Message
- ; -------
- ;
- ; File containing a template for the text that should be used for
- ; the message with descriptions sent to the requesting person.
-
- Message:$[cfgdir]fdrpr.dsc
-
-
- ; MoreTime
- ; --------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will request more time from the remote mailer,
- ; to be able to process the entire request, if needed. If this setting
- ; is disabled, the remote mailer will probably disconnect the line if
- ; it takes more then 30 seconds to process the request.
-
- MoreTime
- ; NoMoreTime
-
-
- ; PasswordErrors
- ; --------------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will include all files that should have been
- ; sent if the correct password was used, in the message with the
- ; list of failed requests. By default, only the requested filename
- ; will be included in the message.
- ;
- ; NOTE! The reason this option is disabled by default, is that it
- ; could be a big security risk to inform another system that
- ; there is a file available, which requires a password.
-
- ; PasswordErrors
- NoPasswordErrors
-
-
- ; ReportFailures
- ; --------------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will create a netmail message to you with
- ; information about failed file requests.
-
- ; ReportFailures
- NoReportFailures
-
-
- ; ReportRequests
- ; --------------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will create a netmail message to you with
- ; information about successful file requests.
-
- ; ReportRequests
- NoReportRequests
-
-
- ; ReportMsgBoard
- ; --------------
-
- ; The Hudson board number where the report messages should be created
- ; If neither ReportMsgBoard, nor ReportMsgDir, is specified, FrontDoor's
- ; netmail directory is used.
-
- ; ReportMsgBoard=1
-
-
- ; ReportMsgDir
- ; ------------
-
- ; The directory where the report messages should be created
- ; If neither ReportMsgBoard, nor ReportMsgDir, is specified, FrontDoor's
- ; netmail directory is used.
-
- ; ReportMsgDir=c:\fd\mail\
-
-
- ; ResolvePath
- ; -----------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR uses path resolution when trying to compare the
- ; paths specified in RACONFIG, and the paths listed in your list of
- ; requestable directories and aliasnames. This ensures that FDRPR
- ; always will be able to match these paths correct. However, in some
- ; environments, this seems to fail. I'm aware of one CD-ROM interface
- ; which doesn't seem to support this correctly. If you're having
- ; problems with file areas that are not recognized by FDRPR, disable
- ; this option.
- ; Another problem with this setting in certain environments, is that
- ; the time needed to create FDRPR's list of directories is much longer,
- ; then when this setting is disabled.
-
- ; ResolvePath
- NoResolvePath
-
-
- ; UnlistedAlias
- ; -------------
-
- ; A file containing the alias definitions used for systems that are
- ; not listed in the nodelist (or the security manager). This file is
- ; used the same way as the alias list that are defined in FDSETUP,
- ; but for unlisted systems.
- ; If not definied, the alias list defined in FDSETUP for unsecure
- ; sessions will be used.
-
- ; UnlistedAlias=c:\fd\aliasunl.txt
-
-
- ; UnlistedList
- ; ------------
-
- ; A file containing the requestable directories for systems that are
- ; not listed in the nodelist (or the security manager). This file is
- ; used the same way as the list that are defined in FDSETUP,
- ; but for unlisted systems.
- ; If not defined, the list defined in FDSETUP for unsecure sessions
- ; will be used.
-
- ; UnlistedList=c:\fd\okdirunl.txt
-
-
- ; UnlistedOnlyFree
- ; ----------------
-
- ; If enabled, only files that either are marked as free in RA's
- ; file database, or exists in an area that are defined as only
- ; containing free files, are requestable by systems that don't
- ; exist in the nodelist, nor in the security manager.
-
- NoUnlistedOnlyFree
- ; UnlistedOnlyFree
-
-
- ; UpdCount
- ; --------
-
- ; If enabled, FDRPR will update the download counters for all successfully
- ; requested files.
-
- UpdCount
- ; NoUpdCount
-
-
- ; WorkDir
- ; -------
- ;
- ; The directory where the temporary .PKT files are created. If this
- ; parameter is not specified, the directory pointed to by the TEMP or
- ; TMP environment variable is used, or, if none of them are set, the
- ; root directory of the current drive.
- ;
- ; WorkDir:c:\tmp
-
-
- ; End of file FDRPR.CFG
-