;
;                    ACTUAL CONFIGURATION START FILE
;                    RUN INETCFG.EXE TO MODIFY THIS!
;
;*************************************************************************
;*                                                                       *
;*  INET Version 1.6   Written by Mark Williamson, 1:202/750@Fidonet     *
;*                     Copyright 1994 - Omega Software - M. Williamson   *
;*                                                                       *
;*  Configuration file designed by James Goldbloom, 1:109/611@Fidonet    *
;*                                                                       *
;*  WARNING: RETAIN THIS FILE BECAUSE INETCFG.EXE REMOVES ALL TIPS/NOTES *
;*           WHEN IT SAVES INET.CFG.  MAKE A BACKUP OF THIS FILE NOW!    *
;*************************************************************************
;
;  ******************************************************************
;  * CONFIGURATION FILE - PLACE IN SAME DIRECTORY AS ALL INET FILES *
;  ******************************************************************
;
;  All configuration lines preceded with a semi-colon ";" are considered
;  comments and are ignored.  Edit each argument following each configuration
;  line.  All entries are non-case sensitive, and may be in any order.
;
;  Version 1.6 contains 22 configuration lines...
;
;
;*************************
;* LINE 1:  SYSOP'S NAME *   <--  The first and last name, separated by
;*************************        a space, of the BBS System Operator.
;                                 This is usually you, of course!
Sysop Joe Blow
;
;
;***************************
;* LINE 2:  SYSOP SECURITY *   <--  The MINIMUM security to allow EDIT/ADD
;***************************        and DELETE access to the PUBLIC address
;                                   book data, which is open to ALL users!
;                                   The PRIVATE book is NOT related to this
;                                   keyword.  Consult docs for details.
;
SysopSecLvl 32000
;
;*****************************
;* LINE 3:  REGISTRATION KEY *   <--  Your registration code as given to
;*****************************        you by Mark Williamson of Omega
;                                     Software.  If none, use 0.  For more
;                                     information on attaining your code,
;                                     refer to INET.DOC, please.
RegistrationKey 0
;
;***********************************
;* LINE 4:  ORIGIN FIDONET ADDRESS *   <--  This is your Fidonet style
;***********************************        address assigned to your BBS.
;                                           Use your PRIMARY address as
;                                           listed in the nodelist files.
Origin 1:123/456
;
;************************************
;* LINE 5:  GATEWAY FIDONET ADDRESS *   <--  The Fidonet style address
;************************************        of the UUCP gateway in your
;                                            net or region which handles
;                                            Internet mail.  Consult your
;                                            hub or net coordinator if
;                                            unsure.  Do not guess at this.
;
Gate 1:456/789
;
;*******************************
;* LINE 6:  OUTBOUND DIRECTORY *   <--  This is the complete path to
;*******************************        your NETMAIL directory, or the
;                                       location where you send all your
;                                       *.MSG style Netmail messages.
;
Outbound C:\NETMAIL
;
;***************************
;* LINE 7:  GATEWAY HEADER *   <--  The name your GATEWAY node scans for
;***************************        in the header of each message, so it
;                                   knows the message is for Internet.
;                                   Usually UUCP, no quotes or commas.
;
MsgToLine UUCP
;
;*******************************
;* LINE 8:  MESSAGE AREA TITLE *   <--  A short message area name which
;*******************************        will be passed to your editor
;                                       when users enter Internet mail.
;                                       Works on most BBS setups.
;
MsgAreaName Fidonet <-> Internet Gateway
;
;**************************
;* LINE 9:  MESSAGE FLAGS *   <--  The bits to be toggled for each message
;**************************        in preparation for export. They include:
;
;                                  CRASH, PRIVATE, LOCAL, and KILL
;
; Note:  Any or all of these Flags may be used, each separated by a space.
;        If you do not include KILL, the message may be imported into your
;        BBS message base (consult your tosser manual for details) so users
;        may read previously sent messages.
;
Flags Crash Private Local Kill
;
;**********************************
;* LINE 10: APPENDED TEXT OR FILE *  <-- Either text or filename which will
;**********************************      be added to the end of each message
;                                        written by the user.  You may wish
;                                        to include your BBS address, or
;                                        disclaimer messages, etc...
;
; Note:  Any data on this configuration line which is not found on disk
;        as a valid path and filename will be assumed as TEXT.
;
AppendText C:\INET\APPEND.TXT
;
;*********************************
;* LINE 11:  ENABLE ADDRESS BOOK *   <--  If this line is commented out by
;*********************************        adding a semi-colon before the
;                                         command, the address book will be
;                                         disabled.  The mere presence of
;                                         this line enables Address Book.
;                                         Do not add data after this item.
;
; Note:  One of the most powerful features of INET is to allow users to
;        store, search for, and retrieve lengthy or numerous Internet style
;        addresses, quickly and easily.  I suggest you keep it enabled.
;
AddressBook
;
;******************************
;* LINE 12:  DAYS UNTIL PURGE *   <--  Total number of days maximum for
;******************************        a user to be inactive before their
;                                      own address book is deleted.  This
;                                      conserves space and quickens INET.
;
; Note:  This data is used for routine packing of the address book by
;        issuing the /PACK command line parameter when INET is run.
;
MaxFileDays 90
;
;*******************************
;* LINE 13:  MAXIMUM ADDRESSES *   <-- The total number of addresses per
;*******************************       EACH USER to allow in the address
;                                      book.  Only limited by your disk
;                                      disk space, 100 or so is suggested.
;                                      For each user, not total, of course.
;
MaxAddresses 100
;
;*********************************
;* LINE 14:  EDITOR COMMAND LINE * <--  This is the path, filename and
;*********************************      parameters for your desired message
;                                       editor.  You may specify port, baud
;                                       and node number using *P, *B, and *N
;  Note:  Remove com port data from     respectively in the line below. The
;         editor config files, and      example shown has been tested and
;         always enable swap memory.    works successfully on the author's
;                                       own INET system.  :-)
;
Editor C:\GEDIT\GEDIT.EXE *P *B 30 300 -S32000 -N*N
;
;*******************************
;* LINE 15:  MESSAGE INFO FILE *   <-- The filename (no path please!)
;*******************************       of the message information file
;                                      passed to your editor.  This file
;                                      contains the FROM, TO, SUBJECT, and
;                                      MESSAGE AREA TITLE for your editor
;                                      to display on the user's screen.
;
; Note:  QuickBBS uses MSG.INF.  RemoteAccess and Proboard uses MSGINF
;        (no period).  Consult your BBS manual for the correct name.
;        Most problems related to the editor not working fall right here!
;        Do NOT use a path here, ONLY use the valid single filename.
;
MsgInfo MSG.INF
;
;********************************
;* LINE 16: MESSAGE INFO FORMAT *  <-- This line contains keywords which
;********************************      will be used to write the MSG.INF
;                                      file.  The order of the Keywords
;                                      determines the actual format of the
;                                      MSG.INF file.  Due to the differences
;                                      in BBS systems and editors, you will
;                                      need to check your BBS documentation
;                                      or your editor documentation for the
;                                      correct format.  See INET.DOC for
;                                      more details.  Don't guess at this!
;
; Each of the keywords MUST be seperated by a SPACE.  Case is not
; important.  You may leave out any keyword, or substitute any or all of
; them with actual text written to MSG.INF file in place of the information
; associated with the keyword.  DO NOT USE COMMAS!  ONLY USE SPACES!
;
; <this sample is good for Proboard/RemoteAccess>
MsgInfoFormat From To Subj MsgNum MsgArea PrivateFlag
;
; <this sample is good for QuickBBS>
;MsgInfoFormat From To Subj MsgArea PrivateFlag
;
;*******************************
;* LINE 17:  MESSAGE TEXT FILE *   <--  The filename (no path allowed!)
;*******************************        of the message text file created by
;                                       the editor when the user saves their
;                                       message.  INET looks for this file.
;
; Note:  Just as above, consult your BBS manual for the TEMPORARY
;        MESSAGE filename it reads after the editor has saved the message.
;        This is MSGTMP for QuickBBS/RA/Proboard systems.  Do NOT use
;        a path, only use the single filename.  Very important!
;
MsgTemp MSGTMP
;
;***************************
;* LINE 18:  LOG FILE PATH *   <--  The location (not the filename)
;***************************        of the log files for each node.  The
;                                   node number (via the /NODEx parameter)
;                                   will be used as the extension of each
;                                   node's log file name.  Inet names the
;                                   logfiles INETxxx.LOG where 'xxx' is the
;                                   node number.  Only PATH is valid here!
;
LogFile C:\INET
;
;***************************
;* LINE 19:  MESSAGE $COST *   <--  The cost for each Internet message.
;***************************        Deducted from the user's netmail credit.
;                                   Specify 0 or comment this line out to
;                                   disable cost recovery.  If the user
;                                   does not have enough credit, Inet will
;                                   inform them, and return to the BBS.
;                                   This value is in cents, $.00, no decimal.
;
MessageCost 50
;
;***************************
;* LINE 20:  ALLOW HANDLES *   <--  If this option is NOT commented out, the
;***************************        users WILL be able to change the FROM
;                                   line of their message.  Comment this
;                                   line out to force real names.  Inet
;                                   always uses real names in the address
;                                   book, however.  If in doubt, ask your
;                                   UUCP host for their requirements.
;                                   Enabling this is NOT recommended.
;
; AllowHandles
;
;************************
;* LINE 21:  REPLY TEXT *   <-- This is the text that Inet should
;************************       search for in the MSGTMP (or MSG.TMP) file
;                               to determine if the message is an Internet
;                               reply.  The text following this string
;                               will be used as the To: address.
;                               This field is NOT case sensitive, and is
;                               required in order for the /REPLY function
;                               to operate normally. (Be sure to keep
;                               any trailing punctuation, i.e. ':' and
;                               use the underscore as a space).
;                               Inet will NOT look beyond column 20 for
;                               this information.
;
; IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT REPLY TEXT:
;
; Consult INET.DOC for instructions on determining the line your UUCP
; gateway software and/or BBS software uses to determine the unformatted
; Internet address of the user during the reply phase of INET if unsure!
;
ReplyText REPLYADDR
;
;************************
;* LINE 22:  SEMAPHORE  *   <-- This is the file that Inet should
;************************       create to tell the MAILER to check for new
;                               outgoing netmail messages.  Consult your
;                               mailer documentation for more information.
;                               This data should match the semaphore you
;                               specified in your mailer's configuration
;                               program.  Leave commented out if
;                               your mailer does not support semaphore
;                               files.  Be careful with this one!
;
;C:\RA\MSGBASE\NETMAIL.BBS
;
; END OF CONFIGURATION FILE!  PLEASE SEND INET.CFG (AFTER BEING MODIFIED)
; FOR DEBUGGING OR PROBLEM FIXING, INCLUDING YOUR COMMAND LINE FOR INET!
; FILE ATTACH OR IMPORT INET.CFG AND COMMAND LINES IN NETMAIL TO ANY THE
; SUPPORT SITE(S) LISTED IN THE MANUAL. THANK YOU, AND ENJOY INET!
