# $Id: sigit.rc,v 0.1 2001/03/06 21:23:12 redhead Exp $

# This is the default sigit configuration file.. 
# In here you will find an explanation and some 
# default settings which sigit can handle. (reads must have)

# remember no spaces after the identifier and the '='
# and no leading spaces after the '=' to the value
# and one more thing every setting which tells you any files
# settigns must be 2 chars ore more.. 
# all other is a big NO NO.. 

# and another thing, the preset trailing sig thingy
# cant be more than 72 chars per line
# I MEAN IT.. If its longer, the program _WILL_ do unknown
# things and it might eat your mem and spit it out in small pieces.

# this is the file which will be written to from your $HOME 
# if not set it will be the $HOME/.plan file it will allways start from
# $HOME (A note to Møf' remember, set it from $HOME _not_ from root)

sig_file=

# This is the data file from which the signatures will be read
# if not set it will read from the default databse 
#  /usr/local/share/sigit/sigit.data
# allways set this startig from root ie: /home/user/data

data_file=

# This is supposed to be the top line in your signature, 
# most people uses it to display their name or their real email address
# it can handle everything the preset between the @@ and \@@ can.

t_line=-----------------------------------------------[ %P-%V. ]-----

# This is the bottom line, where you can put any usefull info you might have
# a link to a homepage or what ever..
# it can handle everything the preset between the @@ and \@@ can.

b_line=--------------------------------------------[ %H ]--


# The delay setting is used when the program is run as a deamon
# it is supposed to be the seconds you like to wait untill the  
# signature should be changed.
# guessing no one writes more than one email while 15 sec. parses.

delay=15

# if your mailer dosn't put a "-- " above the signature, this will 
# make sure the program provides the sig with it..
# alot of program uses this as a delimiter, when you ansver to a mail
# and forwards it.. Then the program will delete what ever comes after
# so the mail wont be too large.

--=1

# This is the magick setting.. 
# every line within the @@ and \@@ will be placed befor your signature
# ie:
#
# @@
# my three  |
# lines of  |
# signature |
# \@@
#
# Will produce a signature like:
#
# my three  | "We all know what is to be done,
# lines of  |  But we wont deal with the truth,
# signature |  Yet I dont care what you think" 
#
# If its left empty it will only hold the actual signature
# bare in mind the program holds a prity printer, which will 
# make sure any signature only have max 72 chars per line
# and it will not produce signatures of more than 6 lines
# instead it will give a default signature.


# It can handle some special conversions parameters. If you need a '%' then you 
# will need to put '%%' but it can handle conversions like: 
#   %H   Displayes the homepage of this program.
#   %M   Displayes the machine architechture.
#   %N   Displayes the node name.
#   %R   Displayes the kernel version.
#   %P   Displayes the programname.
#   %S   Displayes the System name.
#   %U   Displayes the current uptime in a format like: days:hours:minuts:seconds
#   %V   Displayes the version of the program.

# you can fill in as much as you want to.. Tho only upto the first 575 chars will be used.

@@
\@@