# Example configuration file for CrashEcho
#
# $Id: crashecho.conf,v 1.16 2002/02/04 22:13:30 raorn Exp $
#
# This file demonstrates all keywords you can use in the configuration file.
#
# General configuration
# =====================
#
# SYSOP <name>
#
# This keyword lets you configure the name of the system operator. It
# is used as the sender name of all messages that CrashEcho
# generates. (Bounce messages, receipts, AreaFix responses.) Max 36
# characters.

SYSOP "Sir Raorn"

# LOGFILE <filename>
# LOGLEVEL <level>
#
# Here you can configure the logging in CrashEcho. CrashEcho will write
# all log messages with a level lower than the level configured here
# both to the console and to the specified file.
#
# The following loglevels exist:
#
#  1 Minimum
#  2 Small
#  3 Normal
#  4 Extra
#  5 Extreme
#  6 Debug
#
# If CrashEcho is compiled with syslog(3) support, it is possible to
# enter facility name, prefixed with `$' as the filename (e.g. $local3).
# If you do this, everything will be logged to the syslog instead.

LOGFILE "/var/log/ftn/crashecho.log"
LOGLEVEL 5

# DUPEFILE <filename> <maxsize>
# DUPEMODE BAD/KILL/IGNORE
#
# Here the file that CrashEcho uses for its duplicate detection is
# specified.  Maxsize is specified in KB and sets the maximum size of
# the dupetable. Note that CrashEcho needs this amount of memory in a
# continous memory block.  Each stored message uses about 39.0865 bytes
# in the dupe table.
#
# These are the available modes for dupe checking:
#
#  BAD Dupes are moved to the BAD area KILL Dupes are killed IGNORE No
#  dupechecking

DUPEFILE "/var/lib/ftn/crashecho.dupes" 200
DUPEMODE BAD

# MAXPKTSIZE <maxsize>
# MAXBUNDLESIZE <maxsize>
#
# Here you can configure the maximum size of the .pkt files and bundles
# that CrashEcho generates. If a file grows bigger than this limit,
# CrashEcho starts a new bundle/pkt instead. The limits are in KB.

MAXPKTSIZE 50
MAXBUNDLESIZE 100

# MSGBASEUMASK <mask>
#
# umask(2) used when creating messagebases. E.g. to make them group
# writable. mask must be octal.

MSGBASEUMASK 007

# DEFAULTZONE <zone>
#
# If CrashEcho can't figure out the zone of a message in another way,
# the zone configured here is used.

DEFAULTZONE 963

# Paths
# =====
#
# PROTINBOUND <directory>
#
# The protected inbound directory is the directory where CrashEcho looks
# for .pkt files and bundles to toss.

PROTINBOUND "/var/spool/ftn/in/secure"

# INBOUND <directory>
#
# The unprotected inbound directory is the directory where CrashEcho looks
# only for .pkt files to toss.

INBOUND "/var/spool/ftn/in"

# LOCALINBOUND <directory>
#
# The local inbound directory is the directory where CrashEcho looks for
# .pkt files and bundles to toss. Tossing performed without all security
# checks

LOCALINBOUND "/var/spool/ftn/in/local"

# TEMPINBOUND <directory>
#
# This is the directory where CrashEcho unpacks incoming bundles.

TEMPINBOUND "/var/spool/ftn/in/temp"

# OUTBOUND <directory>
#
# The outbound directory is where CrashEcho writes the flow files that
# tells the mailer what files to send.

OUTBOUND "/var/spool/ftn/out/aso"

# CREATEPKTDIR <directory>
#
# This is the directory where CrashEcho stores created .pkt files until
# they are stored in the packet directory.

CREATEPKTDIR "/var/spool/ftn/out/temp"

# PACKETDIR <directory>
#
# This is the directory where CrashEcho stores generated bundles.

PACKETDIR "/var/spool/ftn/out/packets"

# STATSFILE <filename>
#
# This is the file where CrashEcho stores statistics about areas and
# nodes.  You can display the contents of this file with CrashStats.

STATSFILE "/var/lib/ftn/crashecho.stats"

# AREAFILE <filename>
#
# This is the file where CrashEcho should look for areas definitions.

AREAFILE "/etc/ftn/areas.conf"

# External programs
# =================
#
# AFTERUNPACK <filename>
#
# CrashEcho will execute <filename> after successfull unpacking of
# protected inbound

AFTERUNPACK /usr/lib/crashecho/afterunpack.sh

# BEFOREPACK <filename>
#
# CrashEcho will execute <filename> before compressing outbound

BEFOREPACK /usr/lib/crashecho/beforepack.sh

# Switches
# ========
#
# STRIPRE
#
# CrashEcho should strip all occurences of "Re:", "Re[x]:" and "Re^x:"
# in the subject of messages before they are imported.

STRIPRE

# FORCEINTL
#
# CrashEcho should add an INTL line to all messages even when the sender
# and the destination are in the same zone.

FORCEINTL

# CHECKSEENBY
#
# CrashEcho should never send echomail to nodes that already are in the
# SEEN-BY lines.

CHECKSEENBY

# CHECKPKTDEST
#
# CrashEcho should check the destination node of all incoming .pkt files
# and only toss them if thety are adressed to one of the local AKAs.

#CHECKPKTDEST

# ALLOWNULLPASSWORDS
#
# CrashEcho shoul accept .pkt files with empty passwords. Usually such
# packets generated by buggy mailers (e.g. T-Mail)

#ALLOWNULLPASSWORDS

# KEEPAREAFIX
#
# Use this if you want messages to CrashEcho's internal AreaFix not to
# be deleted from your netmail area.

KEEPAREAFIX

# AREAFIXREMOVE
#
# Use this to allow the AreaFix to remove areas when the last downlink
# unsubscribed.

AREAFIXREMOVE

# WEEKDAYNAMING
#
# Name bundles according to the day of the week they are created.

WEEKDAYNAMING

# ADDTID
#
# Add a ^TID line to all echomail messages exported by CrashEcho.

ADDTID

# ALLOWRESCAN
#
# Allow nodes to rescan areas in the AreaFix.

ALLOWRESCAN

# FORWARDPASSTHRU
#
# Make areas created when they were forward-requested by a downlink
# pass-through rather than importing them to your messagebase.

#FORWARDPASSTHRU

# REMOVEWHENFEED
#
# CrashEcho should remove areas when the feed unsubscribes to
# them. AreaFix messages or notification messages can be sent to your
# downlinks, see the Node configuration.

#REMOVEWHENFEED

# INCLUDEFORWARD
#
# Include all forward-requestable areas in the area lists generated by
# the AreaFix.

INCLUDEFORWARD

# NOMAXOUTBOUNDZONE 
#
# CrashEcho normally puts outgoing mail for all zones >4095 in the
# outbound directory for zone 4095 (usually outbound.fff). If this
# switch is turned on, CrashEcho will use separate outbound directories
# also for zones >4095.  The background of this option is that the
# Binkley outbound style originated on platforms where file names
# were limited to 8+3 characters. For compatibility with many older
# mailers, leave this switch turned off.  There are however some mailers
# that also expect to find mail for zones >4095 in separate outbound
# directories.

#NOMAXOUTBOUNDZONE 

# USEASO
#
# Use Amiga-style outbound.

USEASO

# ALLOWKILLSENT
#
# If this option is used, CrashEcho will delete all netmail messages
# with the killsent flag after they have been expored

#ALLOWKILLSENT

# LOCKBYLINK
#
# If this option is used, CrashEcho will use link(2) when creating
# lockfiles instead of open(2)

#LOCKBYLINK

# CCONSCAN
#
# Do Carbon Copies when scanning

#CCONSCAN

# Groupnames
# ==========
#
# GROUPNAME <letter> <description>
#
# Here you can describe you groups. These descriptions are used in the
# area lists created by the AreaFix.

GROUPNAME A "Hell Fortress"
GROUPNAME B "ViwaNet"
GROUPNAME C "FidoNet"
GROUPNAME N "NetMail"

# Carbon copy
# ===========
#
# CARBON <area pattern> <type> <pattern> <destination area>
#
# Copy messages, that satisfy pattern, from area pattern to destination area
#
# The following type's can be used:
#
#  FROM
#
#   Check "From" field of a message.
#
#  TO
#
#   Check "To" field of a message.
#
#  SUBJ
#
#   Check "Subject" field of a message.
#

#CARBON "*"           TO   "Sir Raorn"  MAIL.FOR.SIR.RAORN
#CARBON "RU.UNIX.FTN" SUBJ "CrashEcho"  COMMENTS.ABOUT.CRASHECHO

# Packers
# =======
#
# PACKER <name> <pack command> <unpack command> <recog>
#
# Here you configure the external packers that CrashEcho uses. %a stands
# for archive name and %f stands for file name. The recog string is
# used when CrashEcho detects the packer used to pack a bundle. If the
# beginning of the bundle matches the recog string, CrashEcho uses that
# packer. ? can be used as a wildcard and you can use $xx to specify a
# hexadecimal number.

PACKER "RAR" "/usr/bin/rar a -ep -w/var/spool/ftn/out/temp/ %a %f" "/usr/bin/unrar e -o+ %a" "Rar!"
PACKER "ZIP" "/usr/bin/zip -j %a %f" "/usr/bin/unzip -j -o %a" "PK"

# AKA
# ===
#
# AKA <node>
# ADDNODE node1 node2 ...
# REMNODE nodepattern1 nodepattern2 ...
#
# Here you configure the adresses of your node. ADDNODE is used to add
# nodes the the SEEN-BY lines in areas with this AKA and REMNODE is used
# to remove nodes. Nodes for ADDNODE and REMNODE has to be 2D, that is
# only net/node should be specified. Patterns are allowed for REMNODE.

AKA 963:1/64.0
AKA 2:5020/1437.4
AKA 2:5020/2115.32

# Nodes
# =====
#
# NODE <node> <aka to use> <packer name> <packet password> [<flags>]
# AREAFIXINFO <areafix password> <groups> <read-only groups> <add groups>
# DEFAULTGROUP <group>
# REMOTEAF <areafix name> <areafix password>
# REMOTESYSOP <name>
#
# These are the nodes you interchange mail with. You can only send
# echomail to nodes specified here, but netmail can also be sent to
# other nodes. The groups decide what areas a node may subscribe to
# in the AreaFix. If the area is in one of the read-only groups, the
# node will be added as read-only. If a new area is added in one of the
# add groups, this node will automatically be subscribed to it. The
# default group is the group used for areas that are autoadded from this
# node. REMOTEAF and REMOTESYSOP are used when CrashEcho needs to send
# messages to the AreaFix or the sysop of this node.
#
# The following flags can be set for a node:
#
# NOTIFY
#
#  When a SENDQUERY, SENDLIST, SENDUNLINKED, SENDINFO or SENDHELP with
#  the argument ALL is used on the command-line, messages will be sent
#  to all nodes with this flag set.
#
# PASSIVE
#
#  Echomail is never sent to this node. Used for the %PAUSE and %RESUME
#  commands in the AreaFix.
#
# NOSEENBY
#
#  No SEEN-BY lines are included in messages sent to this node. Should
#  normally not be used.
#
# TINYSEENBY
#
#  Only sender and destination is included in SEEN-BY lines in messages
#  sent to this node. Should normally not be used.
#
# FORWARDREQ
#
#  This node is allowed to do forward-requests.
#
# SENDAREAFIX
#
#  AreaFix disconnect requests should be sent to this node when the feed
#  unsubscribes from an area.
#
# SENDTEXT
#
#  Notification messages should be sent to the sysop of this node when
#  the feed unsubscribes from an area.
#
# AUTOADD
#
#  New areas from this node should be auto-added to the
#  configuration. If auto-add is not set, the areas will still be added
#  but with an UNCONFIRMED line.
#
# CRASH
#
#  Send echomail to this node with priority Crash.
#
# DIRECT
#
#  Send echomail to this node with priority Direct.
#
# HOLD
#
#  Send echomail to this node with priority Hold.
#

NODE 963:1/969.0 963:1/64.0 "ZIP" "xxxxxxxx" AUTOADD SENDAREAFIX
AREAFIXINFO "xxxxxxxx" "B" "" ""
DEFAULTGROUP B
REMOTEAF "AreaFix" "xxxxxxxx"
REMOTESYSOP "Dmitry Lechew"

NODE 2:5020/1437.0 2:5020/1437.4 "ZIP" "xxxxxxxx" AUTOADD
DEFAULTGROUP C

NODE 963:1/64.18 963:1/64.0 "ZIP" "xxxxxxxx" FORWARDREQ
AREAFIXINFO "xxxxxxxx" "AB" "" ""
REMOTESYSOP "Cyril Margorin"

# AreaFix
# =======
#
# AREAFIXHELP <filename>
#
# The file that is sent when a downlink issues a %HELP command.

AREAFIXHELP "/usr/share/crashecho/AreafixHelp.txt"

# AREAFIXMAXLINES <max>
#
# The maximum number of lines in an AreaFix response. CrashEcho splits
# the response if it exceeds this number.
#

AREAFIXMAXLINES 250

# AREAFIXNAME <name>
#
# A name that CrashEcho's AreaFix should respond to.

AREAFIXNAME "CrashEcho"
AREAFIXNAME "AreaFix"
AREAFIXNAME "AreaMgr"

# FORWARDTIMEOUT days
#
# This keyword sets time in days, that crashecho will wait until the
# requested area is autocreated. If area has not been created within
# period specifyed, request will be discarded.
# See EXPIRES keyword.

FORWARDTIMEOUT 14

# REMOVETIMEOUT days
#
# This keyword sets time in days, that CrashEcho will ignore messages in deleted
# areas.
# See REMOVED keyword.

REMOVETIMEOUT 2

# AREALIST <node> <file name> [GROUP <group>] [FORWARD] [DESC]
#
# This is a list of the areas that are available at a node. It should
# contain lines with the format "<tagname> <description>". If DESC
# is specified, descriptions are taken from this file when CrashEcho
# auto-adds areas. If FORWARD is specified, this file is used to
# determine what files are available for forward-requests. GROUP
# specifies the group needed to be allowed to forward-requests areas in
# this list.

AREALIST 963:1/969.0 "/etc/ftn/lists/963.1.969.0.echolist" GROUP B FORWARD

# MSG
# ===
#
# MSG_HIGHWATER
#
# Use 1.msg as highwater mark in *.msg areas.

MSG_HIGHWATER

# MSG_WRITEBACK
#
# Overwrite the old message with the new message when it is imported
# instead of just changing the SENT flag. Use this to see the new
# SEEN-BY:s and PATH in the messagebase.

#MSG_WRITEBACK

# JAM
# ===
#
# JAM_FLAGSDIR
#
# Path, where CrashEcho will create import.jam and newareas.jam files

JAM_FLAGSDIR "/var/lib/ftn/flags"

# JAM_HIGHWATER
#
# Use highwater marks to speed up scanning. The highwater mark is stored
# in a file called <basename>.cmhw.

JAM_HIGHWATER

# JAM_QUICKLINK
#
# Just compare the CRC of MSGID/REPLY when linking and don't read the
# strings from the messagebase. This makes linking quicker, but messages
# that don't match may be linked by mistake.

JAM_QUICKLINK

# JAM_HARDDELETE
#
# Delete messages by setting UserCRC and HdrOffset in the index to
# 0xFFFFFFFF instead of setting MSG_DELETED attribute.

JAM_HARDDELETE