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GoldED+ sources: Initial revision.
2000-02-25 10:15:17 +00:00
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// GoldED 3.00 * Example Configuration File, Advanced Edition.
//
// This configuration file demonstrates just about all configuration
// keywords available in GoldED 3.00.
//
// A number of keywords are location dependent and must be placed in
// a particular order to ensure correct operation. The exact list of
// location dependent keywords can be found in a chapter in the
// manual. This example configuration file shows the location
// dependent keywords in the recommended places.
//
// WARNING! YOU MUST EDIT THIS FILE FOR YOUR SETUP BEFORE USING IT!
//
// PLEASE NOTE: It is NOT advisable to use this configuration file
// with older versions! There are many new keywords and certain bugs
// in older versions may surface if this configuration file is used.
//
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// last update on 98/07/28 (DAM)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- REGISTRATION
// Put your old GoldED 2.xx style key here or in a file named
// GOLDED.KEY. Note that you better place it into GOLDED.KEY, which is
// also automatically read by GoldED.
;SERIALNO
;REGISTERNAME
;REGISTERKEY
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- NAME AND ADDRESSES (for internet addresses, see a later section)
// Your name and aliases and (misspellings).
USERNAME Odinn Sorensen
USERNAME Odinn S<>rensen
USERNAME Odinn Sorenson
USERNAME Odinn Soerenson
USERNAME Odinn
USERNAME Odin Sorensen
USERNAME Odin S<>rensen
USERNAME Odin Sorenson
USERNAME Odin Soerenson
USERNAME Odin
// Your FTN-style address and akas.
ADDRESS 2:236/77 ; A main node address.
AKA 2:236/77.1 ; A sysop point.
AKA 2:236/77.2@fidonet.org ; A point address with domain ("5D").
AKA 2:236/77.999, 16077 ; A point address with fakenet ("3D").
AKA 27:1345/118 ; An aka in another zone.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- AKA MATCHING
// Setup special aka matching for OtherNets that span several zones.
// A default aka matching like
// AKAMATCH 27:* 27:1345/118
// is automatically done by GoldED.
AKAMATCH 25:* 27:1345/118
AKAMATCH 26:* 27:1345/118
AKAMATCH 28:* 27:1345/118
AKAMATCH 29:* 27:1345/118
AKAMATCH 30:* 27:1345/118
// Where to enable or disable aka matching.
AKAMATCHNET YES ; Enable aka matching in netmail.
AKAMATCHECHO NO ; No aka matching in echomail.
AKAMATCHLOCAL NO ; No aka matching in local areas.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- NODELISTS AND USERLISTS
// The path to your nodelists.
NODEPATH R:\NODELIST\
// Filenames of your nodelists.
// If extention is ".*" or ".999", the newest is used automatically.
NODELIST FDNET.PVT
NODELIST FDPOINT.PVT
NODELIST NODELIST.999
;NODELIST 117LIST.999 117
;NODELIST DBRIDGE.PVT 2:236/77
// Filenames of your userlists (FIDOUSER.LST format).
;USERLIST FIDOUSER.LST
;USERLIST GOLDED.LST
;USERLIST DK-POINT.NAM
// Uncomment this to use FrontDoor nodelist indexes.
;NODEPATHFD R:\NODELIST\
// Uncomment this to use InterMail nodelist indexes.
;NODEPATHIM R:\NODELIST\
// Uncomment this to use Version 7 nodelist indexes.
;NODEPATHV7 R:\NODELIST\
// Uncomment this to use a raw FIDOUSER.LST file.
;FIDOUSERLIST R:\NODELIST\FIDOUSER.LST
// Define nodes to be excluded from the GoldED nodelist index.
// This can be used to save disk space or nodelist compile time.
;EXCLUDENODES 4:*/*.*
;EXCLUDENODES 5:*/*.*
;EXCLUDENODES 6:*/*.*
// Define nodes to be included, even if excluded before.
;INCLUDENODES 4:4/*.0
;INCLUDENODES 5:5/*.0
;INCLUDENODES 6:6/*.0
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- NODELIST LOOKUP
// Where to allow nodelist lookup when entering messages.
LOOKUPNET YES
LOOKUPECHO NO
LOOKUPLOCAL NO
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- ADDRESS MACROS
// Shorthand names for easy addressing.
ADDRESSMACRO odin,Odinn Sorensen,2:236/77,Hi there! :-)
ADDRESSMACRO af512,AreaFix,2:236/512,"PASSWORD -q -l",CRA
ADDRESSMACRO ff512,AllFix,2:236/512,"PASSWORD -q -l",CRA
ADDRESSMACRO odinwb,@odinn@winboss.dk,1:105/42
ADDRESSMACRO odinibm,@odinn@ibm.net,1:105/42
// Additional address macros can be placed in an external file.
// Supports the format used by FrontDoor, Maximus etc.
NAMESFILE R:\FD\NAMES.FD
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE READER (HEADER)
// Display the size of the current message in the bottom left side.
DISPMSGSIZE BYTES
;DISPMSGSIZE KBYTES
;DISPMSGSIZE LINES
;DISPMSGSIZE NO
// Display the size of attached file(s) below the subject line.
;DISPATTACHSIZE BYTES
DISPATTACHSIZE KBYTES
;DISPATTACHSIZE NO
// Display the board number in []'s in the top left side.
DISPAREANO YES ; Only shows it if available.
;DISPAREANO ALWAYS ; Will show 0 if there is no board number.
// Positions and lengths of name/node/date fields in header display.
// These are the default values.
;DISPHDRNAMESET 8 36
;DISPHDRNODESET 44 16
;DISPHDRDATESET -20 20
// GoldED can display either the real message numbers or automatically
// calculated relative numbers. Can be toggled with Alt-Y.
;DISPREALMSGNO YES
// Highlight the FROM name in msgs with the LOC attribute set?
// Also highlights in the msglist.
DISPLOCALHIGH Yes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE READER (MESSAGES)
// GoldED jumps to the first message after the lastread when entering
// an area. You can disable that behaviour here.
;DISPAUTONEXT NO
// Margin for displayed messages.
;DISPMARGIN 0 ; Margin set to screen width (default).
;DISPMARGIN -1 ; Margin set to screen width minus one.
;DISPMARGIN 70 ; Margin fixed at column 70.
// Enable a "pagebar" (scrollbar) for messages. The pagebar shows what
// part and how much of the message that is being shown. It looks like
// a mousable scrollbar, but unfortunately there is currently no mouse
// support in GoldED.
DISPPAGEBAR Yes
// The number of spaces to display when a tab character is found or
// when the Tab key is pressed in the internal editor.
DISPTABSIZE 4
// Display hidden lines (kludges not on the "known" list).
VIEWHIDDEN YES
// Display known kludges. This includes those defined with KLUDGE.
VIEWKLUDGE NO
// How to display quotes in messages.
VIEWQUOTE YES ; Show all quotes.
;VIEWQUOTE NO ; Show only the first line of each paragraph.
// Treat the soft-cr (ASCII 141) as any other character.
// The soft-cr is a special case in FidoNet and is often stripped.
;DISPSOFTCR YES
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE READER (WRITE TO FILE)
// Default output file for the Alt-W command.
;OUTPUTFILE GOLDED.OUT
// File aliases. Shorthand names for filenames you write often.
;FILEALIAS DKB R:\DKBBS\DKBBS
;FILEALIAS DKP R:\DKPOINT\POINTS
;FILEALIAS VOTE R:\VOTES\VOTE.LST
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE READER (MISCELLANEOUS)
// Name of a FIDOUSER.LST-style file where the names of participants
// of a conference can be placed, using the Ctrl-L function.
USERLISTFILE GOLDED.LST
// Path where GoldED can create files decoded from uuencoded messages.
UUDECODEPATH R:\FILE\
// Automatically add users when replying to their mails to the
// addressbook
;ADDRESSBOOKADD NO ; No, never automatically add an user
ADDRESSBOOKADD YES ; Add only if it's a netmail
;ADDRESSBOOKADD ALWAYS ; Yes, add them always.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- CONFIRMATION RECEIPTS
// Message attributes to set on confirmation receipt messages.
ATTRIBSCFM PVT RRC K/S
// Confirmation receipt template.
CONFIRMFILE GOLDED.CFM
// Define how GoldED should respond when you read a message with the
// confirmation request attribute set.
CONFIRMRESPONSE ASK ; Pop up a menu for your choice.
;CONFIRMRESPONSE YES ; Generate receipt automatically.
;CONFIRMRESPONSE NO ; Never generate a receipt.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- FILE REQUESTING (see also INBOUND AND OUTBOUND)
// Message attributes to set automatically on file request messages.
ATTRIBSFRQ PVT CRA K/S
// Known file extensions
FRQEXT .A??
FRQEXT .L??
FRQEXT .Z??
;FRQEXT .*
// Map certain nodenumbers in announcements to another. Useful if you
// always want to request at the ISDN line, regardless of the origin
// aka of the announcement.
// change-to: from:
FRQNODEMAP 2:236/99 2:236/100
FRQNODEMAP 2:2468/9909 2:2468/9909.9
// Options for the file request function. See the manual for details.
;FRQOPTIONS FAST ; Bypass the header edit.
;FRQOPTIONS NOFILES ; Don't list the file "FILES".
;FRQOPTIONS FROMTOP, SORT ; Get all files in the msg. Sort the list.
// Enable this if you want GoldED to use WaZOO-style file requests.
;FRQWAZOO YES
// Bypass the area selection list when file requesting.
;AREAFREQDIRECT YES
// Set the destination area for file requests.
// Defaults to the first netmail area if not specified.
;AREAFREQTO NETMAIL
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- INBOUND AND OUTBOUND
// Path to FILES.BBS for descriptions of requested files.
INBOUNDPATH R:\FILE\
// Default path for attached files without a path.
ATTACHPATH R:\FILE\
// Binkley-style outbound path. Currently only used for WaZOO .REQ
// file requests. This should be the name of your primary outbound
// without extension.
;OUTBOUNDPATH R:\BINKLEY\OUTBOUND
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- COPY/MOVE/REPLIES
// Set the default area for replies/forwards to other areas.
// If not specified, the first netmail area is used.
AREAREPLYTO NETMAIL
// Enable this to bypass the area selection list, for a "seamless"
// reply or forward to another area. This keyword should not be used
// globally. Use it in a Random System group for specific areas.
;AREAREPLYDIRECT YES
// Set the default area for the Copy/Move function.
AREACOPYTO THE_SAFE
// Enable this to bypass the area selection list, for a "seamless"
// copy/move to another area. This keyword should not be used
// globally. Use it in a Random System group for specific areas.
;AREACOPYDIRECT YES
// If enabled, GoldED will insert the control line "AREA:<originalechoid>"
// at the top of each message that is copied or moved. Use with care!
;AREACOPYADDID YES
// If enabled, GoldED will copy all self-written mails to this area.
// <echoid>
;AREAYOUWROTETO MY_MAILS
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- STATUSLINE
// By default GoldED puts its logo (name and version) in the left side
// of the statusline. You can change it to a small help text or
// eliminate the logo entirely for a wider statusline message field.
;STATUSLINEHELP YES
;STATUSLINEHELP NOLOGO
// Put a real-time clock in the statusline.
// The format of the clock can be changed with the language
// configuration keyword ST_STATUSLINETIMEFMT in GOLDLANG.CFG.
// NOTE: The clock will only run continuously if KEYBMODE is set to "POLL".
STATUSLINECLOCK YES
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE EDITOR
// Chars to display instead of CR and space in the internal editor.
EDITCHARPARA ''
EDITCHARSPACE '<27>'
// Positions and lengths of name/node/date fields in header edit
// These are the default values.
;EDITHDRNAMESET 8 36
;EDITHDRNODESET 44 36
// Enable or disable the internal editor.
EDITINTERNAL YES
;EDITINTERNAL NO
// Define commandline for an external editor.
IF DOS
EDITOR U:\QE3\DOS\Q.EXE @file -N@line
ELSEIF OS/2
EDITOR U:\QE3\Q.EXE @file -N@line
ENDIF
// How to execute an external editor via batchfiles.
;EDITOR C:\COMMAND.COM /C C:\BAT\MYEDITOR.BAT
;EDITOR C:\4DOS\4DOS.COM /C C:\BAT\Q.BTM @file -N@line
// External editor message file and internal editor backup file.
EDITORFILE GOLDED.MSG
// Enable the hardline feature when using the external editor.
EDITHARDLINES YES
// Hardline string for the external editor, if used.
EDITHARDLINE <<
// Enable this to set the file attach attribute automatically when
// entering a filename with drive (like C:) in the subject line.
EDITAUTOATTACH YES
// Message attributes to set automatically on file attach messages.
ATTRIBSATTACH CRA
// Internal editor automatic message backup interval in seconds.
// Set this to zero if you don't want automatic backups.
EDITAUTOSAVE 30
// When to change the "date written" when changing a message.
;EDITCHANGEDATE ALWAYS ; On all messages.
EDITCHANGEDATE YES ; Only on messages written by yourself.
;EDITCHANGEDATE NO ; Never change the date.
// Editor comments. Try typing these in the internal editor :-)
EDITCOMMENT ":-(" "Don't worry, be happy!"
EDITCOMMENT ":-)" "Are we having fun yet?"
EDITCOMMENT ";-)" "Wink wink, nudge nugde..."
EDITCOMMENT "!!!" "Flame Warning!"
EDITCOMMENT "GoldED" "Great program, ain't it?"
EDITCOMMENT "Odin" "One more 'n' please."
EDITCOMMENT "Odinn" "That's right :-)"
EDITCOMMENT "Odinnn" "Oops! One 'n' too many! :-)"
// Define strings that will be expanded automatically when typed in the
// internal editor. Choose your string with care or you might get
// unexpected results!
EDITCOMPLETION "/GE" "GoldED"
EDITCOMPLETION "/FD" "FrontDoor"
EDITCOMPLETION "/V7" "Version 7"
// How to terminate text paragraphs and quoted lines.
;EDITCRLFTERM YES ; With both CR and LF.
EDITCRLFTERM NO ; Only with CR.
// Termination of lines or paragraphs.
;EDITHARDTERM YES ; Terminate all lines at the display margin.
EDITHARDTERM NO ; Terminate only at the end of paragraphs.
// Clear edit-fields when first pressing a non-editing key?
EDITFIELDCLEAR Yes
// Enable the "Edit menu" (pops up after header edit)?
EDITMENU YES
// Enable the "Save menu" (pops up after ext./int. editor)?
EDITSAVEMENU YES
// Automatically mix letter case when entering names in the header?
// Example: "oDiNn sOrEnSeN" would be mixcased to "Odinn Sorensen".
;EDITMIXCASE YES
// Limit the size of messages GoldED can load.
;EDITMSGSIZE 64000 ; Default for the DOS version.
;EDITMSGSIZE 512000 ; Default for the 386 and OS/2 versions.
// Define the commandline for a spell checker.
IF DOS
EDITSPELLCHECK C:\SPELL\SS.EXE @file
ELSEIF OS/2
EDITSPELLCHECK C:\OS2\CMD.EXE /C C:\SPELL\SS.EXE @file
ENDIF
// How to handle the "Re:" string in the subject when replying.
;EDITREPLYRE YES ; Add "Re:" if there isn't one.
;EDITREPLYRE NUMERIC ; Add "Re^2:" if there's already one.
EDITREPLYRE NO ; Remove the "Re:" if there is one.
// How many lines to keep in the undelete buffer.
EDITUNDELETE 50
// When importing text into the internal editor, GoldED can translate
// the soft-cr (ASCII 141) character to another.
;EDITSOFTCRXLAT H ; Example for Russians.
// Right margin for editing quotes in the internal editor.
EDITQUOTEMARGIN 75
// "Robot" names. Writing a msg to one of these tells GoldED to use a
// special minimal template, definable with the MS_ROBOTMSG language
// keyword in GOLDLANG.CFG.
ROBOTNAME AreaFix
ROBOTNAME AreaMgr
ROBOTNAME AreaLink
ROBOTNAME FileFix
ROBOTNAME ImlaList
ROBOTNAME Raid
ROBOTNAME GEcho
ROBOTNAME Allfix
// What to do when writing a message to another zone.
ZONEGATING ASK ; Pop up a menu for your decision.
;ZONEGATING YES ; Send it via the zonegate.
;ZONEGATING NO ; Never use zonegating.
// Default destination name for new echomail/localmail messages.
WHOTO All
// Default filename for the internal editor import text prompt.
;INPUTFILE myfile
// Text to put before and after an imported file in the i.e.
;IMPORTBEGIN === Begin @file ===
;IMPORTEND === End @file ===
// Use this if you don't want any text (default is "=== Cut ===").
;IMPORTBEGIN ""
// Turn on or off the large attributes window during header edit.
;EDITHEADERATTRS YES
// This keyword controls which circumstances that will make GoldED
// present you with the header editor first of all.
;EDITHEADERFIRST YES ; Always
;EDITHEADERFIRST NEW, CHANGES ; Only for new or changed msgs.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE TEMPLATES
// Path to the template files. Defaults to the GOLDPATH.
;TEMPLATEPATH R:\GOLDED\TPLS\
// Select template based on the address of the message you want to
// reply to.
TEMPLATEMATCH YES
// Message template filenames and descriptions.
TEMPLATE GOLDED.TPL "Default template"
TEMPLATE EMAIL.TPL "E-mail template"
TEMPLATE NEWSGRPS.TPL "Newsgroups template"
TEMPLATE DANSK.TPL "Dansk skabelon" 2:23/* ;
TEMPLATE DANSK.TPL "Dansk skabelon" 2:234/* ; Used for
TEMPLATE DANSK.TPL "Dansk skabelon" 2:235/* ; template
TEMPLATE DANSK.TPL "Dansk skabelon" 2:236/* ; matching
TEMPLATE DANSK.TPL "Dansk skabelon" 2:237/* ;
TEMPLATE DANSK.TPL "Dansk skabelon" 2:238/* ;
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- QUOTING
// Enable this to put the QUOTESTRING on quoted blank lines.
;QUOTEBLANK YES
// The margin for quotes in a reply.
QUOTEMARGIN 70
// Add blank lines before and after blocks of quotes in messages?
;QUOTESPACING YES
// Your quote prefix string. Must contain a '>' character!
QUOTESTRING " FL> "
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- REPLYLINKING
// How to do replylinking when replying.
;REPLYLINK Chain ; Link to last msg in a subject-based reply chain.
REPLYLINK Direct ; Link directly to the original message.
// How to build the replylink selection menu in JAM and Squish areas.
REPLYLINKLIST FAST ; Use only header/subfield data.
;REPLYLINKLIST FULL ; Use full msgbody, parsing kludges, origin etc.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- PERSONAL MAIL
// Personal mail scan options.
PERSONALMAIL ALLNAMES ; Scan with all your USERNAME's.
;PERSONALMAIL STARTUP ; Scan for personal mail at startup.
;PERSONALMAIL STARTUP, ALLNAMES ; Both.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- CARBON COPY AND CROSSPOSTING
// Message attributes to set on carbon copy messages.
ATTRIBSCC PVT K/S
// Format of the Carbon Copy list.
;CARBONCOPYLIST KEEP ; Keep list as entered.
CARBONCOPYLIST NAMES ; Rewrite as a list of names.
;CARBONCOPYLIST VISIBLE ; Rewrite list with names and addresses.
;CARBONCOPYLIST HIDDEN ; Rewrite list in CC: kludges.
;CARBONCOPYLIST REMOVE ; Remove the carbon copy list entirely.
// Format of the crossposting list.
CROSSPOSTLIST VERBOSE ; Expand crosspost list verbosely.
;CROSSPOSTLIST RAW ; Keep list as entered.
;CROSSPOSTLIST NONE ; Remove the crosspost list.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- INTERNET FEATURES Please read the manual for details.
// Your primary internet address.
INTERNETADDRESS odinn@winboss.dk
// The organization information to put in the "Organization:" RFC header.
ORGANIZATION Goldware International
// Defines the name and FTN address of your local Internet gate.
;INTERNETGATE UUCP, 1:105/42 ; Standard, with a specific gate name.
INTERNETGATE 2:230/9316 ; For uplinks running GIGO software.
// Use a Message-ID compatible MSGID in areas marked as e-mail and newsgroups?
;INTERNETMSGID YES
// What to do with Internet addresses when replying.
INTERNETREPLY YES ; Always use the FSC-35 method.
;INTERNETREPLY NO ; Only use FSC-35 if the address is too long.
// Check the nodelist system name for an Internet address.
INTERNETLOOKUP Yes
// Specify characters in addition to ">" to be recognized as quote characters.
// This keyword should not be used globally. Use it in Internet GROUP's.
;QUOTECHARS "|:;"
// Path where unpacked SOUP format packets can be found.
SOUPIMPORTPATH M:\SOUP\
// Path where SOUP reply packets can be created.
SOUPEXPORTPATH M:\SOUP\
// Margin for SOUP style areas (76 chars is default).
;SOUPEXPORTMARGIN 76
// Filename of your .newsrc file, listing the active newsgroups.
// Newsgroups listed in this file are marked as newsgroups in GoldED.
SOUPNEWSRCFILE M:\SOUP\NEWSRC
// Name of an area where articles for unknown newsgroups can be placed
// when importing SOUP packets.
SOUPBADMSGS BAD_MSGS
// Name of an area for Internet e-mails. This must be a netmail area.
// E-mails imported from SOUP packets are placed here.
SOUPEMAIL NET_EMAIL
// GoldED will put the echoid of imported newsgroups in this file.
// This is for use with an external replylinker.
SOUPTOSSLOG R:\GECHO\IMPORT.JAM
// Commandline for an external replylinker to call automatically
// after importing a SOUP packet.
IF DOS
SOUPREPLYLINKER R:\GECHO\MBUTIL Link
ELSEIF OS/2
SOUPREPLYLINKER E:\OS2\CMD.EXE /C R:\GECHO\MBUTIL Link
ENDIF
// Mark this area as e-mail.
;AREAISEMAIL NET_EMAIL
// Mark these areas as newsgroups.
;AREAISNEWS ALT.*, COMP.*, MISC.*, NEWS.*
;AREAISNEWS REC.*, SOC.*, SCI.*, TALK.*
// Don't use tearline and origin in e-mail
CTRLINFOEMAIL NO
// Don't use tearline and origin in newsgroups
CTRLINFONEWS NO
// Define some mailing lists.
// When importing from SOUP packets, GoldED will toss e-mails to these areas
// if the "Sender:" RFC header matches the Internet address.
//
; EchoID Sender address Address for mail to "all"
;MAILINGLIST LIST.EMX emx-list@eb.ele.tue.nl
;MAILINGLIST LIST.GIGO gigo-owner@gigo.com gigo@gigo.com
;MAILINGLIST LIST.HELP-NET help-net@templevm.bitnet
// Timezone for the "Date:" RFC header.
// PLEASE read the manual about this keyword before using it!!!
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -1000 ; Alaska-Hawaii Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0900 ; Hawaii Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0800 ; Pacific Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0700 ; Pacific Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0700 ; Mountain Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0600 ; Mountain Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0600 ; Central Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0500 ; Central Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0500 ; Eastern Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0400 ; Eastern Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET -0100 ; West Africa Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0000 ; Greenwich Mean Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0100 ; Central European Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0100 ; British Summer Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0200 ; Central European Summer Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0200 ; Eastern European Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0700 ; West Australian Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0800 ; West Australian Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0800 ; China Coast Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0900 ; Japan Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +0900 ; Central Australian Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +1000 ; East Australian Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +1000 ; Central Australian Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +1100 ; East Australian Daylight Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +1200 ; New Zealand Standard Time
;TIMEZONEOFFSET +1300 ; New Zealand Daylight Time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- QWK FEATURES
// Basic QWK setup
;QWKIMPORTPATH C:\QWK\
;QWKEXPORTPATH C:\QWK\
;QWKBADMSGS BAD_QWK
// Replylinking when using GEcho and Hudson areas:
;QWKTOSSLOG C:\GECHO\IMPORT.HMB
;QWKREPLYLINKER C:\GECHO\MBUTIL Link
// Replylinking when using GEcho and JAM areas:
;QWKTOSSLOG C:\GECHO\IMPORT.JAM
;QWKREPLYLINKER C:\GECHO\MBUTIL Link
// Replylinking when using Squish and Squish areas:
;QWKTOSSLOG C:\SQUISH\QWKTOSS.LOG
;QWKREPLYLINKER C:\SQUISH\SQUISH LINK -fC:\SQUISH\QWKTOSS.LOG
// QWK conference mapping
;QWKCONFMAP GOLDWARE GoldED GOLDED
;QWKCONFMAP GOLDWARE "GoldED Beta" GOLDED.BETA
;QWKCONFMAP GOLDWARE "BBS Users" BBS.USERS
;QWKCONFMAP WHOKNOWS EMail EMAIL
;QWKCONFMAP WHOKNOWS dk.chat DK.CHAT
;QWKCONFMAP WHOKNOWS dk.test DK.TEST
;QWKCONFMAP XYZ_BBS "XYZ Usr2Usr" XYZ.USERS
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- TWIT SETUP A "Twit" is the name of an annoying user or subject.
// What to do when a Twit message is found.
;TWITMODE SHOW ; Show the message as normal.
TWITMODE BLANK ; Blank the message text. Press a key to view it.
;TWITMODE SKIP ; Skip the message unless it is for you.
;TWITMODE IGNORE ; Skip the message always.
;TWITMODE KILL ; Erase the message if found.
// Define Twit names and/or addresses.
;TWITNAME John Doe
;TWITNAME 7:654/321.*
// Define Twit subjects.
;TWITSUBJ "Incredibly boring discussion"
;TWITSUBJ "Yet another flame-fest"
// What to do when a msg _to_ a TWITNAME is found.
;TWITTO YES ; Msgs to a TWITNAME are also Twit messages
TWITTO NO ; Msgs to a TWITNAME are normal messages
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MISCELLANEOUS
// Path to "cookie" files. Cookie files are a collection of small
// multiline texts separated by empty lines. GoldED can use cookie
// files in the templates using the "@random" template token.
;COOKIEPATH R:\GOLDED\COOKIES\
// Enable this if you want the selection bar to wrap around from
// bottom to top (or vice versa) in lists.
;DISPLISTWRAP YES
// Where to put the selection bar when entering a list.
;DISPLISTCURSOR TOP
DISPLISTCURSOR NEARTOP
;DISPLISTCURSOR MIDDLE
;DISPLISTCURSOR NEARBOTTOM
;DISPLISTCURSOR BOTTOM
// Seconds of keyboard inactivity before GoldED automatically exits.
;TIMEOUT 600 ; Exit after 10 minutes of inactivity.
TIMEOUT 0 ; Never time out.
// What to do if timeout happens while in the internal editor.
TIMEOUTSAVEMSG YES ; Save the message to the msgbase.
;TIMEOUTSAVEMSG NO ; Leave it as "unfinished" in GOLDED.MSG.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE LIST
// The message list can be fast or slow.
// Slow mode gets more data from each message.
MSGLISTFAST YES
// Start directly in the message list.
MSGLISTFIRST NO
// Show the header of the message at the selection bar.
// Slows down list scrolling noticably.
MSGLISTHEADER NO
// Show a pagebar (scrollbar) for the list.
MSGLISTPAGEBAR YES
// Show the full subject in the bottom border of the list window.
// Slows down list scrolling a bit.
MSGLISTVIEWSUBJ YES
// Show a wide subject column instead of a to-name column.
MSGLISTWIDESUBJ NO
// Change which date to show in the message list.
;MSGLISTDATE ARRIVED
// Highlight unread/unsent messages in the lister and at several other
// places. Note that it doesn't work with all msgbases, see manual.
;HIGHLIGHTUNREAD YES ; Yes, enable this feature.
HIGHLIGHTUNREAD NO ; No, don't care (slightly faster)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- GIF SETUP See section about EXTERNUTIL for setting up GIF viewing.
// The name of your own GIF. Don't specify an extension.
;GIF ODINN
// Path to your collection of personal GIF's.
GIFPATH X:\GFX_ART\
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- KEYBOARD AND MOUSE
// Use the built-in default keyboard layout? (default is YES)
;KEYBDEFAULTS YES
// Clear keyboard buffer when starting GoldED?
;KEYBCLEAR YES
// Enable or disable use of extended keycodes.
// Should only be disabled on XT's.
;KEYBEXT NO
// Poll mode is necessary if you want a continuous clock, autosave, screenblanker and timeout.
// Block mode is recommended in multitasking environments to get 0% CPU usage.
KEYBMODE Poll
;KEYBMODE Block
// Stack keys to "press" automatically at startup.
// WARNING: Be careful of side-effects! For example, "@S A" will mark
// all messages in the area if STARTECHO is used.
// NOTE: Commandline keystacking overrides this keyword!
;KEYBSTACK @S A ; Intended to "Scan All" areas. Not useful if you have "AREASCAN *".
// GoldED does not have any mouse support in this release.
;MOUSE YES
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE KLUDGE LINES
// Use the INTL kludge always (YES) or only for inter-zone (AUTO).
// It is highly recommended to enable it always!
USEINTL YES
// Use the FLAGS kludge. FLAGS is used for certain msg attributes.
USEFLAGS YES
// Use the MSGID/REPLY kludges. It is NOT recommended to disable it!
USEMSGID YES
// Use FSC-0092 style forward kludges.
;USEFWD NO ; Disable the use of the kludges.
;USEFWD ASK ; Ask the user every time.
USEFWD YES ; Enable the use of these kludges.
// Define kludges that you want to be "known" and not displayed.
;KLUDGE "YET:"
;KLUDGE "ANOTHER:"
;KLUDGE "SILLY:"
;KLUDGE "KLUDGE:"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- TEARLINES AND ORIGINS
// Specifies whether to use a tearline and/or origin in your msgs.
CTRLINFONET TEARLINE
CTRLINFOECHO TEARLINE, ORIGIN
CTRLINFOLOCAL TEARLINE, ORIGIN
// Enable this to get a blank tearline and use a PID kludge instead.
;EMPTYTEARLINE YES
// Here you can modify the look of your tearline.
// Note that GoldED will also add a PID kludge if the tearline does
// not contain the "@longpid" string somewhere. The "@longpid" string
// is "GoldED", "GoldED/2" or "GoldED/386", depending on the version.
;TEARLINE @longpid @version
// The default "netname" for the origin. Not recommeded.
;NETNAME FidoNet
// Your origin lines.
ORIGIN Living in interesting times
ORIGIN This is a message to @dfname :-)
ORIGIN Busier than a one-legged man in an ass-kicking contest
// Invalidate (modify) quoted control information.
;INVALIDATE Seenby "SEEN-BY" "SEEN+BY"
;INVALIDATE Tearline "--- " "-+- "
;INVALIDATE Origin " * Origin: " " + Origin: "
// TIP: Use this if you don't want to quote tearline and origin.
;INVALIDATE Tearline "" ""
;INVALIDATE Origin "" ""
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- TAGLINES
// You should disable the internal tagline support if you are using an
// external tagline utility.
;TAGLINESUPPORT NO
// Defines the tagline character. Don't change this.
TAGLINECHAR .
// Define a tagline collection file. Taglines will be picked randomly.
;TAGLINE @R:\GOLDED\TAGLINE.LST
// Define a bunch of taglines. These can be selected from a selection menu.
;TAGLINE You have the capacity to learn from mistakes. You'll learn a lot today.
;TAGLINE 10.0 times 0.10 is hardly ever 1.00.
;TAGLINE 2.000.000 Lemmings can't be wrong.
;TAGLINE A $300.00 Picture tube will protect a 10 cent fuse by blowing first.
;TAGLINE A Smith and Wesson beats four aces.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- STYLECODES * Colors should be defined in the color section
// Highlight words with stylecodes around them, such as *bold* etc.
STYLECODES YES
// Characters that punctuate words for the stylecode feature.
;STYLECODEPUNCT " !?\"$%&()+,.:;<=>@[\\]{|}~\n\r\t"
// Characters that cancel stylecode highlight in words.
;STYLECODESTOPS ""
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- DISK AND OPERATING SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
// Path to the GoldED files. Defaults to where GOLDED.CFG was found.
// It is NOT recommended to define this keyword. It is better to rely
// on the default.
;GOLDPATH R:\GOLDED\
// Path where GoldNODE can place a LARGE temporary file.
// Defaults to the GOLDPATH.
;TEMPPATH C:\
// Path where a disk swap file can be placed (uses 3-500k).
// Defaults to the TEMPPATH.
;SWAPPATH C:\
// Enable this to open files using SHARE.EXE compatible modes.
// This is required for networking/multitasking setups.
SHAREMODE Yes
// Add a logo-message to the PROMPT in DOS or OS/2 shells?
DOSPROMPT Yes
// Swapping methods used when shelling to DOS or external editor.
// NOTE: Ignored by GoldED/386 and GoldED/2.
DOSSWAP EMS, XMS, Disk, Hide.
// Where to put program overlays (EMS/EXT/DISK).
// NOTE: Ignored by GoldED/386 and GoldED/2.
OVERLAY EMS
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- LOGFILE
// Name of the GoldED log file. It is NOT recommended to change it.
;LOGFILE GOLDED.LOG ; Default for GoldED for DOS
;LOGFILE GED386.LOG ; Default for GoldED for DOS/386
;LOGFILE GED2.LOG ; Default for GoldED for OS/2
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- NOISES AND SOUND SUPPORT
// Enable to make a noise when the IE finds an EDITCOMMENT.
BEEPCOMMENT YES
// Enable to make a noise when encountering a message marked Local
;BEEPLOCALMSG YES
// Enable various beeps and noises. This is the master ON/OFF switch.
BEEPNOISES YES
// When to beep when reading a message to you.
;BEEPYOURMAIL ALWAYS ; Beep every time.
BEEPYOURMAIL YES ; Beep only when reading it the first time.
;BEEPYOURMAIL NO ; Never beep on your mail.
// Path where sound files can be found.
;SOUNDPATH S:\MUSIC\WAV\
// Specify which sound file to play for an event.
;EVENT Arealist PLAY DING.WAV
;EVENT AskYesNo PLAY CHOOSE.WAV
;EVENT Attention PLAY CHORD.WAV
;EVENT DosShell PLAY BEAM_DAF.WAV
;EVENT EditComment PLAY CHORD.WAV
;EVENT EndOfMsgs PLAY CHIMES.WAV
;EVENT ErrorFatal PLAY DETRUCT.WAV
;EVENT Exit PLAY SUMBAEHH.WAV
;EVENT JobDone PLAY DING.WAV
;EVENT JobFailed PLAY HAL.WAV
;EVENT MsgDeleting PLAY TRASH.WAV
;EVENT MsgFromYou PLAY DING.WAV
;EVENT MsgIsLocal PLAY DING.WAV
;EVENT MsgIsTwit PLAY SHOTGUN.WAV
;EVENT MsgToYou PLAY HIMAN.WAV
;EVENT SearchFailed PLAY AHHHHH.WAV
;EVENT SearchSuccess PLAY YAAHUHU.WAV
;EVENT Startup PLAY TADA.WAV
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MENU DEFAULTS
// Set default for the "Delete Original?" menu. Default: YES.
;ASKDELORIG NO
// Set default for the "Drop This Msg?" menu. Default: NO.
;MENUDROPMSG YES
// Set default for cursor on marked/current msgs menu.
// Choices are: MARKED, CURRENT, PREVIOUS or DEFAULT.
;MENUMARKED DEFAULT
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- SCREEN AND COLORS
// Seconds of keyboard inactivity before GoldED blanks the screen.
SCREENBLANKER 300 ; Blank after 5 minutes of inactivity.
;SCREENBLANKER 180 BLACK ; Blank to a total black screen after 3 mins.
;SCREENBLANKER 0 ; Never blank
// Use BIOS for screen writes? VERY SLOW!
;SCREENUSEBIOS YES
// Force columns and/or rows if not autodetection fails? (unlikely)
// It is NOT recommended to use this unless absolutely necessary!
;SCREENMAXCOL 80
;SCREENMAXROW 25
// Screen lines setting.
SCREENSIZE AUTO ; Autodetect.
;SCREENSIZE 25 ; Switch to 25 lines mode.
;SCREENSIZE 4350 ; Switch to 43 or 50 lines mode.
// Set the screen size to a special video mode.
// WARNING: SELECTING THE WRONG MODE CAN DAMAGE YOUR MONITOR!!!
;SCREENSIZE MODE 54 ; Switch to video mode 54 (hexadecimal value).
// Use shadows on windows and menus?
SCREENSHADOWS YES
// Modify color palette.
;SCREENPALETTE 0 (0 0 0)
;SCREENPALETTE 1 (0 0 2)
;SCREENPALETTE 2 (0 2 0)
;SCREENPALETTE 3 (0 2 2)
;SCREENPALETTE 4 (2 0 0)
;SCREENPALETTE 5 (2 0 2)
;SCREENPALETTE 6 (2 2 0)
;SCREENPALETTE 7 (2 2 2)
;SCREENPALETTE 8 (1 1 1)
;SCREENPALETTE 9 (1 1 3)
;SCREENPALETTE 10 (1 3 1)
;SCREENPALETTE 11 (1 3 3)
;SCREENPALETTE 12 (3 1 1)
;SCREENPALETTE 13 (3 1 3)
;SCREENPALETTE 14 (3 3 0)
;SCREENPALETTE 15 (3 3 3)
// Use intense background colors? (this disables blinking colors).
;INTENSECOLORS YES
INTENSECOLORS NO
// Select default color set.
COLORSET DETECT ; Select based on screencard and intense value.
;COLORSET NORMAL ; Select standard color set.
;COLORSET INTENSE ; Select intense color set.
;COLORSET MONO ; Select standard monochrome set.
// Include a color setup from another file.
;INCLUDE GEDCOLOR.CFG
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- EXTERNAL UTILITIES
// Example for setting up PGP (Pretty Good Privacy).
EXTERNOPTIONS -pause -nokeepctrl -wipe
IF DOS
EXTERNUTIL 1 u:\pgp\pgp.exe +force -sa @tmpfile -u "@oname" -o @file ;sign
EXTERNUTIL 2 u:\pgp\pgp.exe +force -sta +clearsig=on @tmpfile -u "@oname" -o @file ;clearsign
EXTERNUTIL 3 u:\pgp\pgp.exe +force -ea @tmpfile "@dname" "@oname" -u "@oname" -o @file ;encrypt
EXTERNUTIL 4 u:\pgp\pgp.exe +force -eas @tmpfile "@dname" "@oname" -u "@oname" -o @file ;enc & sign
EXTERNUTIL 5 u:\pgp\pgp.exe +force @tmpfile -o @file -u "@dname" ;decrypt
EXTERNUTIL 6 -noreload u:\pgp\pgp.exe +force -ka @file -u "@dname" ;add key
ELSEIF OS/2
EXTERNUTIL 1 u:\pgp\pgp2.exe +force -sa @tmpfile -u "@oname" -o @file ;sign
EXTERNUTIL 2 u:\pgp\pgp2.exe +force -sta +clearsig=on @tmpfile -u "@oname" -o @file ;clearsign
EXTERNUTIL 3 u:\pgp\pgp2.exe +force -ea @tmpfile "@dname" "@oname" -u "@oname" -o @file ;encrypt
EXTERNUTIL 4 u:\pgp\pgp2.exe +force -eas @tmpfile "@dname" "@oname" -u "@oname" -o @file ;enc & sign
EXTERNUTIL 5 u:\pgp\pgp2.exe +force @tmpfile -o @file -u "@dname" ;decrypt
EXTERNUTIL 6 -noreload u:\pgp\pgp2.exe +force -ka @file -u "@dname" ;add key
ENDIF
EDITSAVEUTIL 1 "S PGP Sign the msg"
EDITSAVEUTIL 2 "L PGP CLear-Sign the msg"
EDITSAVEUTIL 3 "E PGP Encrypt the msg"
EDITSAVEUTIL 4 "T PGP EncrypT & Sign the msg"
// Add these key definitions in GOLDKEYS.CFG:
// F12 ExternUtil05 ; Press F12 to decrypt the current message.
// #F12 ExternUtil06 ; Press Shift-F12 to add a key to your keyring.
// Example for a number of other utilities.
EXTERNOPTIONS -nocls -nopause -nokeepctrl -nowipe -noreload
IF DOS
EXTERNUTIL 7 r:\zfax3\zfax.com vf @subject
EXTERNUTIL 8 -cls v:\utl\vpic.exe @gif
EXTERNUTIL 9 -noswap c:\4dos\4dos.com /c echo.>r:\fd\fdxit1.98
ELSEIF OS/2
EXTERNUTIL 7 r:\zfax3\zfax.com vf @subject
EXTERNUTIL 8 c:\os2utl\pmview.exe @gif
EXTERNUTIL 9 c:\4os2\4os2.exe /c echo.>r:\fd\fdxit1.98
ENDIF
// Add these key definitions in GOLDKEYS.CFG:
// F11 ExternUtil07 ; View a fax
// @F11 ExternUtil08 ; View a GIF
// #F11 ExternUtil09 ; Touch a semaphore file
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- PRINTER SETUP
// Name of the printing device (PRN, LPT1, etc)
PRINTDEVICE PRN
// Add a Form Feed (12d) character after each message?
PRINTFORMFEED YES
// Printer initialization and reset strings.
// Example for a Canon BJ-10e
;PRINTINIT #18 #27":" #27"X"#16#254
;PRINTRESET #18 #27"X"#0#80
// Example for a HP LaserJet III (PCL-Mode):
;PRINTINIT #27#69 #27#38#97"10"#76 #27#40#115"12"#72
;PRINTRESET #27#69
// Page length. (Number of lines to print before sending a Form Feed).
PRINTLENGTH 60
// Right margin for printed messages.
PRINTMARGIN 80
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- CHARACTER TRANSLATION
// Path where the *.ESC and *.CHS files can be found.
;XLATPATH R:\GOLDED\XLAT\
// Definition of escape sequence translation files.
;XLATESCSET COMPOSED IBMPC CMP_IBM.ESC
;XLATESCSET I51 IBMPC I51_IBM.ESC
;XLATESCSET MNEMONIC IBMPC MNE_IBM.ESC
;XLATESCSET MNEMONIC CP850 MNE_850.ESC
// Import charsets (8-bit to 8-bit)
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC IBMPC IBM_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET LATIN-1 IBMPC ISO_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET LATIN1QP IBMPC IQP_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET MAC IBMPC MAC_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET I51 IBMPC ISO_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET 8859 IBMPC ISO_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET CP850 CP850 IBM_850.CHS
;XLATCHARSET LATIN-1 CP850 ISO_850.CHS
;XLATCHARSET LATIN1QP CP850 IQP_850.CHS
;XLATCHARSET MAC CP850 MAC_850.CHS
// Import charsets (7-bit to 8-bit)
;XLATCHARSET CANADIAN IBMPC CAN_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET DUTCH IBMPC DUT_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET FINNISH IBMPC FIN_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET FRENCH IBMPC FRN_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET GERMAN IBMPC GRM_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ISO-11 IBMPC SWE_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ISO-15 IBMPC ITL_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ISO-17 IBMPC SPN_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ISO-21 IBMPC GRM_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ISO-4 IBMPC UK__IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ISO-60 IBMPC NOR_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ISO-69 IBMPC FRN_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ITALIAN IBMPC ITL_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET NORWEG IBMPC NOR_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET PORTU IBMPC PRT_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET SPANISH IBMPC SPN_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET SWEDISH IBMPC SWE_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET SWISS IBMPC SWI_IBM.CHS
;XLATCHARSET UK IBMPC UK__IBM.CHS
// Import charsets (7-bit to 7-bit)
;XLATCHARSET CANADIAN ASCII CAN_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET DUTCH ASCII DUT_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET FINNISH ASCII FIN_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET FRENCH ASCII FRN_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET GERMAN ASCII GER_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC ASCII IBM_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET LATIN-1 ASCII ISO_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET ITALIAN ASCII ITA_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET MAC ASCII MAC_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET NORWEG ASCII NOR_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET PORTU ASCII PRT_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET SPANISH ASCII SPN_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET SWEDISH ASCII SWE_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET SWISS ASCII SWI_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET UK ASCII UK__ASC.CHS
// Export charsets (8-bit to 8-bit)
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC LATIN-1 IBM_ISO.CHS
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC LATIN1QP IBM_IQP.CHS
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC MAC IBM_MAC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC I51 IBM_I51.CHS
;XLATCHARSET CP850 LATIN-1 850_ISO.CHS
;XLATCHARSET CP850 LATIN1QP 850_IQP.CHS
// Export charsets (8-bit to 7-bit or escaped 8-bit)
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC ASCII IBM_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC MNEMONIC IBM_MNE.CHS
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC COMPOSED IBM_CMP.CHS
;XLATCHARSET IBMPC VT100 IBM_VT1.CHS
;XLATCHARSET CP850 ASCII 850_ASC.CHS
;XLATCHARSET CP850 MNEMONIC 850_MNE.CHS
// The character set that incoming messages are assumed to have.
;XLATIMPORT IBMPC ; Default
;XLATIMPORT LATIN-1
// Default character set for messages that you write.
// If you uncomment the IBMPC line, your messages will have the kludge
// "^aCHRS: IBMPC 2".
;XLATEXPORT IBMPC
;XLATEXPORT LATIN-1
// The actual physical character set.
// WARNING: You should only change this from IBMPC if you have a
// complete set of .CHS and .ESC files that translate to and from your
// physical character set. In other words, if you are using codepage
// 850 and want 100% correct translation, you must be sure that you
// have 850_ISO.CHS, ISO_850.CHS, etc. etc.
;XLATLOCALSET IBMPC
;XLATLOCALSET CP850
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MESSAGE ATTRIBUTE DEFAULTS
// Attributes to set on messages in netmail areas.
ATTRIBSNET LOC PVT
// Attributes to set on messages in echomail areas.
ATTRIBSECHO LOC
// Attributes to set on messages in local areas.
ATTRIBSLOCAL LOC
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- AdeptXBBS MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Path where you keep your AdeptXBBS
ADEPTXBBSPATH R:\ADEPT\
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
;ADEPTXBBSUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index automatically.
;ADEPTXBBSUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;ADEPTXBBSUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;ADEPTXBBSUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- EZYCOM MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Path where the Ezycom msgbase and userbase can be found.
EZYCOMMSGBASE R:\EZY\MSGBASE\
EZYCOMUSERBASE R:\EZY\USERBASE\
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
;EZYCOMUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index in the USERS.BBS file.
;EZYCOMUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;EZYCOMUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;EZYCOMUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- FIDO (OPUS/FTS1) *.MSG MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// What to do about "highwatermarks".
;FIDOHWMARKS YES ; Use them to determine sent/unsent status.
FIDOHWMARKS NO ; Ignore them.
// Set the name of the lastread file.
;FIDOLASTREAD LASTREAD
// Select format of *.MSG format message headers.
// NOTE: If you select FTS1, be sure that ALL your other software
// supports it. Otherwise you might see strange zone and point numbers
// on addresses in some messages.
;FIDOMSGTYPE FTS1 ; Use FTS-1 format (zone/point fields).
FIDOMSGTYPE OPUS ; Use Opus format (date/timestamp fields).
// Replace NUL characters in the msgbody with LF characters.
// Only necessary when using badly buggy programs that break FTS-1 by
// putting NUL characters in the msgbody.
;FIDONULLFIX YES
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
// Each lastread index occupies 2 bytes in the LASTREAD file.
;FIDOUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index in the USER.BBS file.
;FIDOUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;FIDOUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;FIDOUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- GOLDBASE MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Path to the MSG*.DAT, LASTREAD.DAT and USERS.DAT files.
GOLDBASEPATH M:\GOLDBASE\
// Path to the NETMAIL.DAT and ECHOMAIL.DAT files.
GOLDBASESYSPATH M:\GOLDBASE\
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
;GOLDBASEUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index in the USERS.DAT file.
;GOLDBASEUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;GOLDBASEUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;GOLDBASEUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- HUDSON MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Path to the MSG*.BBS, LASTREAD.BBS and USERS.BBS files.
HUDSONPATH M:\HUDSON\
// Path to the NETMAIL.BBS and ECHOMAIL.BBS files.
HUDSONSYSPATH M:\HUDSON\
// The size, in bytes, when GoldED will start warning about the size
// of the MSGTXT.BBS file. The absolute size limit on that file is
// 16777215 bytes. If exceeded, msgbase corruption is likely.
HUDSONSIZEWARN 16000000
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
;HUDSONUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index in the USERS.BBS file.
;HUDSONUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;HUDSONUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;HUDSONUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- JAM MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Directory where NETMAIL.JAM and ECHOMAIL.JAM can be found.
JAMPATH M:\HUDSON\
// How to delete messages in JAM areas.
JAMHARDDELETE YES ; Delete them so that they don't show up again.
;JAMHARDDELETE NO ; Delete them so that they can be recovered.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- PCBOARD MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Path where the PCBOARD.DAT file can be found.
PCBOARDPATH R:\PCBOARD\
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
;PCBOARDUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index in the userbase files.
;PCBOARDUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;PCBOARDUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;PCBOARDUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- SQUISH MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Enable conversion of the DIR attribute to CRA+HLD.
// This should only be used with SquishMail in conjunction with
// Binkley or compatible mailers.
;SQUISHDIRECT YES
// Select scanning method. The Quick method is usually reliable.
// GoldED does NOT use the Squish MSGAPI in any case.
SQUISHSCAN QUICK ; Scan only based on the *.SQI file.
;SQUISHSCAN API ; Check the *.SQD file for exact data. Slower.
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
;SQUISHUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index in the USER.BBS file.
;SQUISHUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;SQUISHUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;SQUISHUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
// Path where a Maximus/Opus format USER.BBS can be found.
SQUISHUSERPATH R:\MAX\
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- WILDCAT! 4.x MSGBASE FORMAT SETUP
// Set lastread index position for multiuser setups.
;WILDCATUSERNO -1 ; Find your lastread index in the *.LRD file.
;WILDCATUSERNO 0 ; Set your lastread to index position 0.
;WILDCATUSERNO 1 ; Set your lastread to index position 1.
;WILDCATUSERNO X ; Set your lastread to index position X.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- SEMAPHORE FILES When no path is given, the AREAPATH is assumed.
// FrontDoor semaphore for rescanning the netmail area.
SEMAPHORE NETSCAN R:\FD\FDRESCAN.NOW
// These files are for D'Bridge setups.
;SEMAPHORE NETSCAN DBRIDGE.RSN
;SEMAPHORE ECHOSCAN DBRIDGE.RSE
;SEMAPHORE EXPORTLIST ECHOMAIL.CTL
// Name of file with areas to be scanned out by the mail processor.
// GoldED updates this file when you write messages.
;SEMAPHORE EXPORTLIST R:\MAX\ECHOSCAN.LOG
// Mark areas in the arealist if they are listed in an IMPORTLIST.
;SEMAPHORE IMPORTLIST ECHOTOSS.LOG
;SEMAPHORE IMPORTLIST IMPORTED.ARE
;SEMAPHORE IMPORTLIST CONFMAIL.OUT
;SEMAPHORE IMPORTLIST IMPORT.XYZ
// Check the following semaphores for existence if GoldED is idle in
// the arealist screen and do certain actions. If no path is given,
// GOLDPATH is assumed.
;SEMAPHORE SCANALL RESCAN.GED ; Scan all areas
;SEMAPHORE SCANTHIS <file> ; Scan the areas listed in the file
;SEMAPHORE PMSCANALL <file> ; PM-scan all areas
;SEMAPHORE PMSCANTHIS <file> ; PM-scan the areas listed in file
;SEMAPHORE SCANNETMAIL <file> ; Scan all netmail areas.
;SEMAPHORE PMSCANNETMAIL <file> ; PM-scan all netmail areas.
;SEMAPHORE QWKIMPORT <file> ; Import QWK packets
;SEMAPHORE QWKEXPORT <file> ; Export to QWK
;SEMAPHORE SOUPIMPORT <file> ; Import SOUP packets
;SEMAPHORE SOUPEXPORT <file> ; Export to SOUP
;SEMAPHORE EXITNOW <file> ; Exit GoldED immediately.
// The following keyword defines the delay between the semaphore
// checks. If you set this value to zero, the feature is disabled.
;SEMAPHORE IDLETIME 30 ; Scan every 30 seconds for sema's.
SEMAPHORE IDLETIME 0 ; Disable semaphore checking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- AREA RENAME AND EX/INCLUSION
// How to create automatic echoids.
AREAAUTOID VERBOSE ; Make understandable echoids.
;AREAAUTOID LONG ; Sequential long echoids (NETMAILxxx etc.).
;AREAAUTOID SHORT ; Sequential short echoids (NETxxx etc.).
// Rename areas that are given automatic echoids in AREAFILE's.
;AREARENAME NET001 NETMAIL
;AREARENAME ECHO001 BAD_MSGS
// Exclude areas from the arealist. (Wildcards allowed).
AREAEXCL ALT.FAN.*
// Include areas even if excluded with AREAEXCL. (Wildcards allowed).
AREAINCL ALT.FAN.SCHWARZENEGGER
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-- AREA SCANNING OPTIONS
// Scan these areas at startup. (Wildcards allowed).
AREASCAN *
// Do not scan these areas at startup. (Wildcards allowed).
;AREASCANEXCL C_ECHO
;AREASCANEXCL ALT.*
;AREASCANEXCL REC.*
// Scan these area even if listed with AREASCANEXCL. (Wildcards allowed).
;AREASCANINCL ALT.TASTELESS*
;AREASCANINCL REC.HUMOR*
// Scan these areas for personal mail. (Wildcards allowed).
;AREAPMSCAN *
// Do not scan these areas for personal mail. (Wildcards allowed).
;AREAPMSCANEXCL NET_*
// Scan these areas even if listed with AREAPMSCANEXCL. (Wildcards allowed).
;AREAPMSCANINCL NETMAIL
// Sort areas before scanning. The default is optimized for speed.
;AREASCANSORT XZBE
// Start in a specific area, bypassing the arealist.
;AREASTART NETMAIL
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-- AREALIST OPTIONS
// Automatically jump to the next marked area?
AREAAUTONEXT YES
// Also set msgs to read if catching-up an area?
// (Needs HIGHLIGHTUNREAD YES)
;AREACATCHUPREAD NO ; No, leave them unread
AREACATCHUPREAD YES ; Yes, reset the unread attribute.
// Display the real board numbers instead of sequential area numbers?
;AREALISTNOS YES
// Sort all areas in the area list. See the manual for sort options.
AREALISTSORT PFYTUE
// Content of the next-to-last column in the arealist.
AREALISTTYPE New ; The number of messages after the lastread.
;AREALISTTYPE Last ; The number of the lastread message.
// Set the width of the "EchoID" column in the arealist.
AREALISTECHOMAX 16 ; Show up to 16 characters of the echoid.
;AREALISTECHOMAX 0 ; Width of the longest echoid.
;AREALISTECHOMAX -5 ; Width of the longest echoid minus 5 chars.
// Show a column for groupid letters or numbers on the right side?
AREALISTGROUPID YES
// Add these menu items to the area scan menu.
// The .LST file must contain lines with the echoids (wildcards
// allowed) of the areas you want scanned.
// The optional parameter "-Delete" tells GoldED to delete the file
// after scanning.
;AREALISTSCAN "e Scan Netmail" NETMAIL.LST
;AREALISTSCAN "g Scan Newsgroups" NEWSGRPS.LST
;AREALISTSCAN "o Scan GoldED" GOLDECHO.LST
;AREALISTSCAN " Scan new mails" IMPORT.LST -Delete
// Store arealist data between sessions?
AREAKEEPLAST YES
// Enable a pagebar (scrollbar) for the arealist.
AREALISTPAGEBAR YES
// What to do when trying to enter a message in a Read-Only area.
;AREAREADONLY HARD ; Don't allow it.
AREAREADONLY SOFT ; Pop up a menu and ask for permission.
// Change the order of "type" sorting when using AREALISTSORT.
;AREATYPEORDER Net Local Echo News Email ; put inet areas at the end
AREATYPEORDER Net Email Echo News Local ; default sorting
// Declare separation lines. This works well if T or G is one of
// your primary AREALISTSORT options. Note: The separators are
// implemented as "special" areas, so they behave more or less like
// normal areas, that means that they're also sorted by AREALISTSORT.
// echoid description <groupid> <type>
;AREASEP !NET "Netmail areas" 0 Net
;AREASEP !EMAIL "E-Mail areas" 0 EMail
;AREASEP !ECHO "Echomail areas" 0 Echo
;AREASEP !NEWS "Newsgroup areas" 0 News
;AREASEP !LOCAL "Local areas" 0 Local
// Note: If "T" is one of the primary sortings (i.e. prior to "G"),
// AREASEP X "desc" 0 Net
// means that this Area-Separator is sorted in front of the first
// Netmail area, regardless which group it has.
// Otherwise, if "G" is one of the primary sortings (prior to "T"),
// AREASEP Y "desc 2" 0 Echo
// means that this Area-Separator is sorted in front of the first area
// without group (Groupid = '0'). If "T" is one of the secondary
// sorting types, the Area-Separator is sorted in front of the first
// area with group = 0 and Type = Echo. If there's an area with
// group=0 and type=Net, the Area-Separator is sorted below that area,
// i.e.:
// AREADEF NETMAIL "..." 0 Net [...]
// AREASEP Y "..." 0 Echo
// AREADEF ECHO1 "..." 0 Echo [...]
// Most users have problems with understanding this very powerful
// feature at first, so if you have problems with it, consult one of
// the support echos.
// Configure the arealist column layout. Please read the manual for
// more details.
;AREALISTFORMAT "AM D C4PU4N E G " ; layout "good old days"
;AREALISTFORMAT "AM E CPUN G" ; layout without descs
;AREALISTFORMAT "ME D CPUN G" ; alternative layout
;AREALISTFORMAT "AM D CPUN E G " ; <default> layout
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-- DRIVE REMAPPING
// Network drive mapping (ServerDrive -> WorkstationDrive).
// NOTE: This is MAINLY used to map drives in AREAFILE's.
// It won't remap paths given anywhere in GOLDED.CFG.
;MAPPATH C: X:
;MAPPATH D: Y:
;MAPPATH E: Z:
;IF UNIX
; MAPPATH C:\ /mnt/dos/c/ ; For GoldED/LNX reading AREAFILE's.
;ENDIF
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-- EXTERNAL AREA FILE SETUP
// Default path for AREAFILE's and semaphores.
AREAPATH R:\FD\
// GoldED can get area setup from many other programs.
// Uncomment and edit one of these for a quick and simple area setup.
;AREAFILE AdeptXBBS R:\ADEPT\
;AREAFILE AreasBBS M:\HUDSON\AREAS.BBS
;AREAFILE DBridge R:\DB\
;AREAFILE Dutchie R:\DUTCHIE\
;AREAFILE Ezycom R:\EZY\
;AREAFILE FastEcho R:\FASTECHO\
;AREAFILE FidoPCB R:\FIDOPCB\
;AREAFILE FMail R:\FMAIL\
;AREAFILE FrontDoor R:\FD\ M:\HUDSON\AREAS.BBS
;AREAFILE GEcho R:\GECHO\
;AREAFILE IMAIL R:\IMAIL\
;AREAFILE InterMail R:\IM\
;AREAFILE LoraBBS R:\LORA\
;AREAFILE Maximus R:\MAX\
;AREAFILE ME2 R:\ME2\AREADESC.ME2 R:\ME2\AREAS.BBS
;AREAFILE Opus R:\OPUS\
;AREAFILE PCBoard R:\PCB\
;AREAFILE Partoss R:\PARTOSS\
;AREAFILE Portal R:\PORTAL\
;AREAFILE ProBoard R:\PB\
;AREAFILE QFront R:\QFRONT\
;AREAFILE QuickBBS R:\QBBS\ R:\QBBS\AREAS.BBS
;AREAFILE RaEcho R:\RAECHO\
;AREAFILE RemoteAccess R:\RA\ R:\RA\AREAS.BBS
;AREAFILE Squish R:\MAX\
;AREAFILE SuperBBS R:\SUPER\ R:\SUPER\AREAS.BBS
;AREAFILE timEd R:\TIMED\
;AREAFILE Termail R:\TERMINAT\TM\
;AREAFILE TosScan R:\TS\
;AREAFILE WaterGate R:\WG\
;AREAFILE WMail R:\WMAIL\
;AREAFILE xMail R:\XMAIL\
// Force format of the Hudson USERS.BBS file.
// Overrides AREAFILE RemoteAccess if used.
;RA2USERSBBS YES ; Use RemoteAccess 2.xx format.
;RA2USERSBBS NO ; Use original Hudson format.
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-- AREA DESCRIPTIONS Add descriptions to areas that don't have any.
// Get descriptions from an echolist.
;AREAFILE EchoList R:\INFO\UPLINK.LST
// Manually define descriptions. See also the manual for more details.
;AREADESC C_ECHO "International C discussion"
;AREADESC NET_DEV "FidoNet Developers"
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-- MANUAL AREA DEFINITIONS
// Area definitions using the AREADEF keyword.
;Syntax: Echoid "Description" Groupid Type Format Path or board Aka (Attributes) "Origin"
;AREADEF NETMAIL "Netmails" 0 Net Opus M:\MSG\NETMAIL\ . (Loc Pvt)
;AREADEF NET_DEV "FidoNet Developers" I Echo JAM M:\JAM\INT\NET_DEV . (Loc) "If you love MSGID, set it free!"
;AREADEF C_ECHO "Int. C Discussion" I Echo Hudson 117 . (Loc) "C-king forever"
;AREADEF USR2USR "Online Users" B Local Squish M:\SQUISH\USR2USR . (Loc) "The Goldware BBS"
;AREADEF EZY_TEST "Testing Ezycom" E Echo Ezycom 711 . (Loc) "Ezycom Test Area"
;AREADEF TWILIGHT "Twilight Zone" Z Echo PCBoard R:\PCB\MAIN\TWZN7 7:77/777.7777 (Loc)
// Area definitions using the AREA keyword. (Old format).
;Syn: Echoid "Description" FmtTyp Path or board Akano Attributes
;AREA NETMAIL "Netmails" ON M:\MSG\NETMAIL\ 0 Loc Pvt
;AREA NET_DEV "FidoNet Developers" JE M:\JAM\INT\NET_DEV 0 Loc
;AREA C_ECHO "Int. C Discussion" HE 117 0 Loc
;AREA USR2USR "Online Users" ML M:\SQUISH\USR2USR 0 Loc
;AREA EZY_TEST "Testing Ezycom" EE 711 0 Loc
;AREA TWILIGHT "Twilight Zone" PE R:\PCB\MAIN\TWZN7 7 Loc
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-- RANDOM SYSTEM GROUPS
// Allow use of group letters from AREAFILE's as group names?
AREAFILEGROUPS YES
// A group specifically for the echo named NET_DEV.
;GROUP NET_DEV
; MSGLISTHEADER YES
; LOADLANGUAGE GEDLNGUS.CFG
; OUTPUTFILE NET_DEV.TXT
; VIEWHIDDEN YES
; VIEWKLUDGE YES
; WHOTO All
; XLATEXPORT LATIN-1
;ENDGROUP
// A group for some test echoes.
;GROUP Test:
; MEMBER *TEST*
; ORIGIN "Testing my day away"
;ENDGROUP
// A group for Internet e-mail.
;GROUP E-Mail:
; MEMBER NET_EMAIL*
; ATTRIBUTES CRA PVT
; EDITHARDTERM YES
; LOADLANGUAGE GEDLNGUS.CFG
; TEMPLATE EMAIL.TPL
; USERNAME odinn@winboss.dk
; XLATIMPORT LATIN-1
; XLATEXPORT LATIN-1
;ENDGROUP
// A group for Internet newsgroups.
;GROUP Newsgroups:
; MEMBER ALT.*, COMP.*, MISC.*, NEWS.*
; MEMBER REC.*, SOC.*, SCI.*, TALK.*
; MEMBER PINGNET.*
; EDITHARDTERM YES
; LOADLANGUAGE GEDLNGUS.CFG
; MSGLISTWIDESUBJ YES
; QUOTECHARS "|:;"
; USERNAME odinn@winboss.dk
; TEMPLATE NEWSGRPS.TPL
; XLATIMPORT LATIN-1
; XLATEXPORT LATIN-1
;ENDGROUP
// A group for Danish (FidoNet Region 23) echoes.
;GROUP Danish:
; MEMBER *_R23.*, *.23?
; LOADLANGUAGE GEDLNGDK.CFG
; TEMPLATE DANSK.TPL
; WHOTO Alle
;ENDGROUP
// A group for some international FidoNet echoes.
;GROUP FidoNet:
; MEMBER GOLDED*, INTERCOOK, MUSIC, 4DOS, ENET.SOFT,
; MEMBER ENET.SYSOP, FDECHO, RA_UTIL, REGCON.EUR, OS2*
; LOADLANGUAGE GEDLNGUS.CFG
; WHOTO All
;ENDGROUP
// A group for some QWK areas.
;GROUP My-QWKs:
; MEMBER XYZ.USERS
; CTRLINFO NO ; Don't use tearline/origin in QWK
; WHOTO All
;ENDGROUP
// A group for areas with groupid letter 'X'.
;GROUP X
; ORIGIN "This is an origin for groupid X"
;ENDGROUP
// A group for areas with groupid number 117.
;GROUP #117
; ORIGIN "This is an origin for groupid 117"
;ENDGROUP
// A catch-all group for any area not matching the above.
;GROUP *
; ORIGIN "Yet another forgotten area!"
;ENDGROUP
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