; 2DAPoint v1.50 (11/91) By Ron Pritchett of FidoNet Node 376/74
;
; Copyright (c) 1991, Distribute Freely, No Modifications to Software
; FidoNet Address
; Address Zone:Net/Node.Point
Address 1:376/74.0
; Save passthru file attaches or not
; (this refers to the files themselves, not the message they're attached to)
; FileFwd Save
; FileFwd Kill (Default)
FileFwd Kill
; Save forwarded messages or not
; Forward Save (Default)
; Forward Kill
Forward Save
; Inbound Mail Path
InBound C:\Binkley\NetFile
; Outbound Mail Path
; - "Outbound C:\binkley\Outbound.001" is perfectly legal. Any mail for YOUR
; zone will put there. Any mail for Zone 2 would go into Outbound.002.
; - The Eggnet (Zone 100) outbound dir be Outbound.064 because 064 is hex
; for 100. If C:\Binkley\Outbound.064 didn't exist, and was needed,
; it'd be created.
;
OutBound C:\Binkley\OutBound
; Log filename
; 2DaPoint.Log (in current dir) is the default
Log 2DaPoint.Log
; Matrix/NetMail Path
Mail C:\Mail\Matrix
; Point ReDirection Mode
; Mode Net
; Mode Node (Default)
;
; Mode Net - Any mail outbound to a point in your network will be saved to
; it's full 4D address & placed into the appropriate .PNT dir.
; For example Mail to 1:376/16.1 would be placed into
; C:\Binkley\Outbound\01780010.PNT as 00000001.?UT.
; \--/\--/ \--/
; 376 16 Always 4 0's
; Mode Node - Any mail outbound to a point for your node ONLY will be saved
; in the corresponding .PNT directory. Otherwise, the 4D address
; would be embedded into the message but the message would be
; sent to the point's host system.
; In the above example, the msg would be placed into
; C:\Binkley\Outbound as 01780010.?ut
Mode Node
; Password File
; Default is null. If the file you specify doesn't exists, no passwords
; will be used. You *MAY* set PWFile to 2DAPOINT.CTL if you wish.
PWFile Squish.cfg
;
; Message attributes - 2 bytes
;
;
; Hold─┐ ┌─Orphan (Unknown Destination Node)
; File Request─┐ │ │ ┌─File Attach
; Is Return Receipt─┐ │ │ │ │ ┌─Read
; Update Request─┐ │ │ │ │ │ │ ┌─Private
; ╔═════════════════════════════════╗
; ║ F E D C B A 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 ║
; ╚═════════════════════════════════╝
; Audit Trail Request─┘ │ │ │ │ │ │ └─Crash
; Receipt Requested─┘ │ │ │ │ └─Sent
; Reserved─┘ │ │ └─Forward
; Local (vs. FidoNet)─┘ └─KillSent (Kill after Sent)
;
; Or for the programmers out there:
;
; Value Description Bit Mask
; ----- ---------------------- -- -------------------
; $0001 private message * 0000 0000 0000 0001
; $0002 crash mail * 0000 0000 0000 0010
; $0004 read by addressee * 0000 0000 0000 0100
; $0008 sent 0000 0000 0000 1000
; $0010 file attached to msg * 0000 0000 0001 0000
; $0020 forward 0000 0000 0010 0000
; $0040 unknown dest node 0000 0000 0100 0000
; $0080 kill after sent * 0000 0000 1000 0000
; $0100 FidoNet vs. local 0000 0001 0000 0000
; $0200 Hold, don't send * 0000 0010 0000 0000
; $0400 <reserved> X? 0000 0100 0000 0000
; $0800 file request * 0000 1000 0000 0000
; $1000 receipt requested X* 0001 0000 0000 0000
; $2000 is a return receipt X* 0010 0000 0000 0000
; $4000 audit trail requested X* 0100 0000 0000 0000
; $8000 update request X* 1000 0000 0000 0000
;
; * = preserved by the network
; ? = stripped by the (FTSC spec) but
; preserved by seadog<tm>
; X = not used by Opus
;
; Reminder: Once it's been determined that a message needs sent, then
; the "SetBit" & "StripBit" bitmasks will be applied.
;
; Flexibility: The bitmask is highly flexible. It could be entered in
; 1 to 16 "words". Leading zeros will be assumed.
;
; StripBit 0 0 0 0 1
; StripBit 1 All 3 of these are equal!
; StripBit 000 1
;
; WARNING!!! DANGER, Will Robinson, DANGER!!!!
; It's recommended that you do NOT mess with any bits other than Private,
; Crash and/or Hold. You are completely on your own and you're playing
; with FIRE!
;
; Examples:
; SetBit 0000 0010 0000 0001 <- Make all mail private & hold
; StripBit 0000 0000 0000 0010 <- Strip all Crash bits
SetBit 0000 0000 0000 0000 ; Nothing Set
StripBit 0000 0000 0000 0000 ; Nothing Stripped
; ZoneGating
; ZoneGate On
; ZoneGate Off (Default)
;
; If ZoneGate is turned on, any inter-zone msgs will be routed thru a
; preselected node that acts as a gateway to another zone. Zonegates are
; setup with the following address scheme:
;
; Origin_Zone:Origin_Zone/Destination_Zone.0
;
; Zone gate for Zone 1 to 2 would be 1:1/2.0
; 3 would be 1:1/3.0
; Zone gate for Zone 2 to 1 would be 2:2/1.0
; 3 would be 2:2/3.0
ZoneGate On
; Name Service! New for Version 1.10. A Message will be directed to address
; listed. NOTE: Name recognition takes precedent over whatever the destination
; address is, so have your control file setup correctly. the way it works is
; if a message is addressed to your Zone:Net then the address in the control
; file is used.
;
; A destination address may be of the following forms
;
; Possible Formats Assumptions
; --------------------- --------------------------------------------
; <Zone:Net/Node.Point> - full address, no mistakes here!
; <Zone:Net/Node> - Point = 0
; <Net/Node> - Zone = Yours, Point = 0
; <Net/Node.Point> - Zone = Yours,
; <Node.Point> - Zone & Net = Yours
; <Node> - Zone & Net = Yours, Point = 0
; .<Point> - Zone, Net & Node = Yours
Names
Robert Wilhite 8
Shay Walters 12
Travis Watford 14.21
John Brown ^ John G. Brown Jr. 14.23
David Wilhite 14.98
Ray Radlein 16.3
Arnie Elkins 16.4
Kevin Parris 16.5
David Dorman 16.39
John Mood 16.110
Mike Faircloth 16.155
Greg Prevost 16.197
Forrest Bennett 16
Bill Talyor 24
William Bertholf 26
Bob Main 38.14
Allen Hendrix 38.107
Ed Wootin ^ Edwin Wooten 38.112
Merlin ^ Larry Von Wessinger 38
Face ^ Paul Beverly 38.251
Sir Kay ^ Paul Beverly 38.251
Dennis Rogers 40
Paul Deemer 42
Dave Rose 44
Steve Kopec ^ Steven Kopec 46
Mhoram ^ Steven Kopec 46
Jules Edwards ^ Julius Edwards 50
David Dean 56
Jim Harvey 60
Rob Ehlers 64
John Nettles 66
Gale Wilkinson ^ Gale D. Wilkinson 70
Roy Myers 70.101
Lee Justice 70.102
John Van ^ John Van Buskirk 72
JVB ^ John Van Buskirk 72
Reese ^ Ben Stuckey 72.115
; any message entered to "Reese" or "Ben Stuckey" whose destination
; address is 1:376/xx.yy would get sent to "Ben Stuckey" @ 1:376/72.115
Lewis Etheridge .1
Jim McNamee .7
Steve Robertson .22
Andy Hendin ^ Andrew Hendin .26
Warren Kohn .31
Phillip Jones .40
Jim Pine .109
Kaptian Keller ^ Bryan Keller 76
Judge Dredd ^ Bryan Keller 76
Doctor Who ^ Bryan Keller 76
Ronnue ^ Ron Pritchett Hold
Sysop ^ Ron Pritchett Hold
System Operator ^ Ron Pritchett Hold
John Gemmill 3624/19
Ben Mann 151/2
Amnon ^ Amnon Nissan 151/100
SDS ^ Bill Weinel 151/121
JoHo ^ Joaquim Homrighausen 2:270/17
; any message entered to "Joho" or "Joaquim Homrighausen" whose destination
; address is 1:376/xx.yy would get sent to "Joaquim Homrighausen" @ 2:270/17.0
End
; Mis-Addressing Notification
; Notify None (Default)
; Notify OurNet
; Notify All
;
; If a msg comes in mis-addressed, then a FYI will be sent back to the
; person telling them where they can contact the addressee in the future.
; This feature is dependent on the name servicing.
;
; Notify None - no FYI messages are sent
;
; Notify OurNet - FYI's will be sent within your network
;
; Notify All - FYI's will be sent to ANY system
;
; Example:
; John Point is 1:376/74.101 & his name is in the name service
; lookup table. Joe Nobody @ 1:376/2.0 sends a message to
; "Joe Nobody @ 1:376/74.125" Once the message arrives, the
; proper address of 1:376/74.101 would be substituted & John
; Point would get his mail. Also Joe Nobody @ 1:376/2.0 would get
; the following message:
;
; Dear Joe Nobody,
;
; In a Netmail message to John Point on Date/Time,
; you improperly addressed your message to 1:376/74.125.
; John Point can be reached at 1:376/74.101.
; Please make a note of this for future reference.
;
Notify OurNet