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% QMail Configuration File
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% Revision 1.30 *gamma*
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% (C) Copyright 1988-92 by Greg Dawson and George Peace. All Rights Reserved.
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% January 30, 1992
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% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * GENERAL CONFIGURATION INFORMATION *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Your default zone number. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Primary_Zone 1
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Your primary net/node number. *
% * Your BOSS will assign this to you, if *
% * you are operating a point system *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Address 120/120
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Additional aka net/node numbers. * Limit: 19
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Aka 1/0
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * To check zones on all inbound mail. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Check_Zones
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Match aka to destination packet zone. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Normalize_Zone
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * The path to your Net mail directory *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Syntax: NetMail [NoScan] <directory>
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%
% Example:
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% NetMail NoScan C:\Net\Mail
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%
NetMail e:\netmail
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * The path to your Net file directory * Limit: 10
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Syntax: NetFile [NoToss] <directory>
% NetFile [NoPkt] <directory>
% NetFile [NoArcmail] <directory>
%
%
% Example:
%
% NetFile NoToss C:\Net\File
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%
NetFile c:\inbound
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Outbound directory paths. * Limit: 10
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% The 'Nodes' field is optional. QM will default to the LAST directory
% listed when packing outbound mail. It's important to remember these
% outbound areas are intended for multi-line systems. If you don't
% have a multi-line system, only use 1 entry and don't specify anything
% in the 'Nodes' field.
%
% Remember too, The primary directory is just that, QM will look for the
% cooresponding zone directories off that primary directory FOR EACH ENTRY.
%
% IMPORTANT: DO NOT USE A DIRECTORY NAME THAT CONTAINS AN
% EXTENTION, I.E. 'C:\OUTBOUND.002' !!
%
%
% Primary Primary
% Directory: Zone: Nodes: (Optional)
% -------- ------------------ ------- ------------------------------
Outbound c:\outbound 1
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * The status log file name. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Status_Log Qm.Log
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Your name. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Sysop Victor Capton
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Enable memory swapping to ems/xms/disk *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Swap
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%
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * POINT OPERATION *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * If you're a point: *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Boss_Node 1:106/111
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * If you're a boss: *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Point_Network 30500
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%
%
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * ECHOMAIL TOSSER *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Enable the 'secure' environment. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Secure
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Where to put Unsecure messages. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Bad_Msgs e:\badmsgs
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * To save dupes instead of killing. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Save_dupes C:\Dupes
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Maximum dupes remembered. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Dupes 2000
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Kill dupes in netmail and Bad_Msgs dir. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
No_Net_Dupes
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Delete netmail msgs with no content. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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No_Content
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Never toss msgs from netmail. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% No_Net_Toss
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * When to kill compressed mail. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Kill_Compressed_Mail Before tossing pkts
% Kill_Compressed_Mail After tossing pkts
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * EchoToss log file name. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Echo_Toss_Log EchoToss.Log
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Convert dates to Opus 1.x binary format *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Opus_Date
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Strip the CRASH bit on all netmail. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Strip_Crash
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Mark Aka netmail as SENT. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Net_Sent
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Conference Merging (see docs) *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Conference_Merge
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Passworded bundles * Limit: 128
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Note: Only the first 6 characters are significant. Passwords are NOT
% case sensitive.
%
% Net/Node Password
% -------- --------- |------|
% Password 1:151/100 1234567
% Password 20/20 apple
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Nodes allowed to route EchoMail through.* Limit: 64
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% RouteThru 1:396/1 147/100
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%
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% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * ECHOMAIL SCANNER *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Send private local echomail via netmail *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Netmail_Private_Echomail
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Never forward private echomail *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% No_Private_EchoMail
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Stop after '#' message have been sent *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Max_Msgs 3000
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Additional nodes to add to the seenby. * Limit: 10
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Add_To_Seen 270/102
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Scan mail buffer size. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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BufferSize Large (64k)
% BufferSize Medium (32k)
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * EchoMail Zonegates. * Limit: 64 w/16 nodes per gate.
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Zonegate 1:999/999 2:222/222 43 43
% Zonegate 1:888/888 3:22/3 44 2 3 4
% Zonegate 1:1/1 1:1/2 3 4 5 6
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Nodes that receive tiny seenby lines. * Limit: 64 w/64 nodes per entry.
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Tiny_Seenby 2/2 44
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%
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% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * MATRIX AND OUTBOUND MAIL PACKER *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * To save any forwarded netmail: *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Save_Forwarded_Mail
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * To use "MO" instead of TU, WE, TH, etc. *
% * UNCOMMENT this option if you send mail *
% * to an Opus 1.03b system that uses the *
% * built-in tosser in Opus *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Old_ArcMail_Ext
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * The Packing/Routing configuation file. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
Routing_Config_File QM_Route.Cfg
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * To never forward messages. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Note: You may want to look at the 'Forward-To' and 'Forward-From' PACK
% options before enabling this one. They allow you to customize who you
% forward mail to/from.
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% No_Forward
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * To kill any forwarded files: *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Kill_Forwarded_Files
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * When you're on vacation... *
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Days: File containing message text:
% -------------- ----- -----------------------------
% Do_Not_Disturb 2 C:\Opus\GoAway.Txt
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%
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * INBOUND AND OUTBOUND COMPRESSED MAIL SETUP *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Unpacking choices. * Limit: 10 each
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Important: If you're a novice user and not really sure what these
% commands do then leave them alone.
%
% Be sure to specify a '%s' argument. This tells QM where to insert the
% archive name. See the documentation if you need further help.
%
%
% Packing
% Method: Command/Arguments:
% ---------- ------- ----------------------
% ARC_Unpack 8 arce %s *.PKT /r
ARC_Unpack 9 pkxarc /r %s *.PKT
% ARC_Unpack 9 pkunpak /r %s *.PKT
ARC_Unpack 10 pak e /wa %s *.PKT
% ARC_Unpack 20 xarc /o %s *.PKT
ZOO_Unpack 0 zoo xO %s *.PKT
ZIP_Unpack 0 pkunzip -o %s *.PKT
% LHARC_Unpack 0 lharc e /m %s *.PKT
LHARC_Unpack 0 lha e /m %s *.PKT
LHA_Unpack 0 lha e /m %s *.PKT
ARJ_Unpack 0 arj e -y %s *.PKT
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Packing choices. * Limit: 20
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% These entries MUST come before any 'Pack' commands! Also, remember
% that the FIRST entry will become the default packing method for ALL
% nodes.
%
% WARNING!!!!! IF YOU CHANGE THE PACKER FOR A
% GIVEN NODE, YOU MUST MANUALLY UNPACK AND
% REPACK ANY BUNDLES THAT ALREADY EXIST IN YOUR
% OUTBOUND AREA FOR THAT NODE. FOR EXAMPLE, IF
% YOU HAVE A ZOO-CREATED BUNDLE AND SWITCH TO
% LHARC, THE FIRST ATTEMPT TO ADD MAIL TO THE
% ZOO BUNDLE WILL ABORT.
%
%
% Constant: Command/Arguments:
% ------------ -------------- ----------------------
% Define_Packer ARCA arca
Define_Packer ZIP pkzip -a
Define_Packer PKARC pkarc -oct a
Define_Packer PAK_W/CRUSH pak a /wa
Define_Packer ARC7 arc7 amo
Define_Packer ZOO zoo -add
Define_Packer LHARC lharc a /m
Define_Packer LHA lha a /m
Define_Packer ARJ arj a -y
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Assigning outbound packers to nodes. * Limit: 50 w/64 nodes per line.
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% Constant: Nodes:
% ---- --------------- -----------------------------------------
pack ZIP 120/36 120/136 120/160 120/226 120/264
pack ZIP 106/0 106/1 106/991 106/999 159/100 264/610 276/100
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Delete sent mail. Use ONLY with SEAdog *
% * and other message-attach style outbound *
% * mailers to delete orphaned bundles. *
% * Opus/BT style outbounds WILL BE LOST. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Clean_Outbound
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Use extended flags (^ATFS) on messages. *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Use_Flags
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% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * PACKET FORWARDING *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
%
% *** WARNING ***
%
% Please carefully read the documentation before implementing this option.
% Be sure you fully understand where it comes in handy, and where it can
% get messy. Anyone that handles net-mail routing (such as a net host)
% should =never= use this option.
%
% Valid verbs are now: CRASH, HOLD, DIRECT, NORMAL and NOSEND.
%
% Limit: 25 w/64 nodes per line.
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% Verb: Originations nodes:
% ----------- ------- ------------------------------------------
Pkt_Forward DIRECT 120/36
Pkt_Forward DIRECT 120/160
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%
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% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
% * REMAPPER *
% *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*
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% *-----------------------------------------*
% * To save any remapped mail: *
% *-----------------------------------------*
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% Save_Mapped_Mail
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%
% *-----------------------------------------*
% * Remapping based on the msg 'To:' field. * Limit: 128
% *-----------------------------------------*
%
% If a netmail message comes in that doesn't have a ^aTOPT or ^aFMPT embedded,
% and you want it remapped, specify the following information here.
%
%
% Point #: 'To:' name:
% --------- -------- ------------------------
% ReAddress 10 Greg Dawson
% ReAddress 10 Greg
% ReAddress 4 Tom Thumb
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%
%
%
% *** END OF CONFIGURATION FILE ***