# Configuration file for ifmail (ifgate+ifcico) package by Eugene Crosser
# Compile-time default name of this file may be overridden by -I key.

# Lines with the first nonblank character '#' are comments.

# Log file name. Overrides compile-time default.
logfile		/var/log/ifmail/iflog

# Debug file name. Overrides compile-time default.
debugfile	/var/log/ifmail/ifdebug

# Debugging verbosity (is overidden by -x key). Default is 0.
verbose		0

# Main address:
address			2:301/820
#address		2:5020/230@fidonet

# AKAs:
#address		2:5020/6.14@fidonet
#address		2:5020/23.14@fidonet
#address		2:5020/49.14@fidonet
#address		100:5020/23.14@dummynet

# Passwords for connections. checked by ifcico.
# Inserted into EMSI and yoohoo packets.
#password	2:5929/6	QWERY
#password	2:5929/23	ASDFG

# Passwords for packets.
# iftoss will tell you if the password of the packet doesn't match. (and it
# won't be tossed if -DPARANOID specified at compile-time)
# Inserted into outgoing mail packets.
# If for a given node no packetpasswd is specified, password will be used.
#packetpasswd	2:5929/6	AZERTY

# Include config extention file (here: file with real passwords).
# Includes may be nested. If the nesting is cyclic, the program cycles too.
# You are warned.
include		/etc/ifmail/passwds

# System alias file - try to fetch ftn-style aliases from there.
# If "from" address of a message from FidoNet matches _right_ side
# of some entry in sysalias file, then the Reply-To: header is created
# in the RFC message with the name part taken from the left side of the
# sysalis entry and domain part taken from myfqdn (below). E.g., if a 
# fidonet message comes from "John Smith of 1:234/567.89@fidonet" and 
# there is an entry in the sysalias file:
# "jsmith:	John.Smith@p89.f567.n234.z1.fidonet.org"
# and fqdn value is "pccross.msk.su", then the resulting message will
# contain a line: "Reply-To: jsmith@pccross.msk.su".
sysalias	/etc/ifmail/aliases

# This host fully qualified domain name to add to the alias above
myfqdn		max.rubis.ch

# If this is specified, The "To:" line at the beginning of the fidonet message
# will be kept in consideration _only_ if the message is addresses to the name
# specified. Thus, defining a magicname prevents the problems of different
# adresses in To: line and enveloppe. This is specially the case in mailing
# lists. Without defining a magicname if you are in a mailing list messages
# will be bounced back as the To: line doesn't show your address but the ML one
magicname       UUCP

# Directory for incoming packets/files:
inbound		/var/spool/ftn/in
# Directories for "listed" and "protected" sessions
listinbound	/var/spool/ftn/in
protinbound	/var/spool/ftn/in

# Directory for outgoing packets (default domain and zone):
# other zones will be like "/usr/spool/ifmail/outb.003",
# other domains will be like "/usr/spool/ifmail/<domain>.<zone>"
outbound	/var/spool/ftn/out

# If you specify this, outgoing arcmail files will go to `outbound',
# but be reffered as being in `dosoutbound' in the .flo files
#dosoutbound    h:\spool\ifmail\outb

# Directory from which the file requests are satisfied
public		/home/ftp/pub

# Mapping file which maps shortnames of files to fullnames with path.  
# Every line should include the shortname, some whitespaces and/or tabs
# and then the fullname.  If the fullname does not begin with '/' 
# the publicdir will be prepended to it.  One fullname can be mapped
# to many shortnames without problems.  If one shortname points to many
# fullnames, all matches are sent. The files are sent under their 
# shortnames.
#reqmap		/etc/ifmail/reqmap

# Directory with executables to satisfy "magic" file requests
# if requested a file present in this directory, it will be
# executed and stdout sent to the remote system.  If the file
# is not executable, it is read line by line and the lines are
# processed as if they were received file requests (recusively).
# Execution of commands may compromize security!  You are warned.
#magic		/usr/local/lib/ifmail/magic

# Primary nodelist (serves "outbound" directory and domain from the
# first "address" statement). Name expanded with ".NNN" if neccessary.
nodelist	/var/spool/ftn/nl.d/nodelist

# Secondary nodelists and nodelists for other domains.
# use directory name from the first "nodelist" statement.
#		filename	originating address
#nodelist	pnt5020.ndl	2:5020/0@fidonet
#nodelist	chatlist	100:0/0@chateaunet
#nodelist	private.ndl	2:5020/0@fidonet

# domain translations, just context substitution.  Leading dot recommended.
# May contain '@'-sign too.  First matching used.
# NOTE: If you specify at least one domtrans line, there will be _NO_
# default for fidonet <--> fidonet.org.  Don't forget to specify it
# explicitly as a last line.
#		FTN side		Internet side
# fidonet (zones 1 -> 6 )
#domtrans	.n5020.z2.fidonet	.fido.pccross.msk.su
#domtrans	.n5030.z2.fidonet	.fido.tctube.spb.su
domtrans        .z1.fidonet             .z1.fidonet.org
domtrans        .z2.fidonet             .z2.fidonet.org
domtrans        .z3.fidonet             .z3.fidonet.org
domtrans        .z4.fidonet             .z4.fidonet.org
domtrans        .z5.fidonet             .z5.fidonet.org
domtrans        .z6.fidonet             .z6.fidonet.org
# domain names
#domtrans        .beginnet               .beginnet.ftn
#domtrans        .n320.z101.francom      .belgique.fm.alphanet.ch
#domtrans        .n352.z101.francom      .luxembourg.fm.alphanet.ch
# zone numbers (fidonet is added by default)
#domtrans        .n320.z101.fidonet      .belgique.fm.alphanet.ch
#domtrans        .n352.z101.fidonet      .luxembourg.fm.alphanet.ch
#domtrans	.z140.fidonet		.z140.beginnet.ftn
# default (the rest)
domtrans	.fidonet		.ftn

# Automatically updated alias database.  If omitted or inaccessible,
# ^aREPLYADDR and ^aREPLYTO kludges are generated in fido messages.
database	/var/spool/ftn/ifdbm

# Sequencer file (used to generate unique IDs)
sequencer	/var/spool/ftn/seq

# Areas file (format: "AREA newsgroup distribution")
areas		/etc/ifmail/Areas

# Bad groups prefixes - do not pass to fido if appear in Newsgroups header
# This is NOT the same as "!news.group" in the cnews "sys" file.
#badgroup	relcom.ads.
#badgroup	relcom.commerce.

# Groups for which the Gatebau-style of MSGID<-->Message-ID conversion
# must be done. Same syntax as badgroup lines. *** USE WHITH CARE ***
gatebaugroup	fido.
#gatebaugroup	de.

# Maximum allowed number of groups in the Newsgroups header, article will
# not be gated if exeeds.  If zero or omitted - no limit.
# Another way of limiting the number of messages gated is to not define a
# general line in the Areas file, so messages are generated only for areas
# explicitely defined. 
# Is better to not define maxgroups and don't define a generic ng -> ECHO
# gating rule in Areas
#maxgroups	10

# Directory where character translation tables (for eight-bit charsets) are.
# 
# The format of the files is as follows:
#
# <orig.char> <whitespace> <dest.char>
#
# (one character in a line).  <orig.char> and <dest.char> can be specified
# in one of four notation styles:
# - character itself in single quotes (e.g. 'a')
# - decimal number (e.g. 123)
# - octal number (e.g. 0123)
# - hexadecimal number (e.g. 0x7f)
#
# Crosshatch ('#') denotes start of comment; space, tab and crosshatch
# characters cannot be specified using the first (character) notation.
#
maptabdir	/usr/lib/ifmail/maptabs

# Default charsets to be used when ifmail can't found info in the message
# see the file README.charsets for a list of available values and for
# values to use for several countries.
# 
defaultftnchar		cp437
defaultrfcchar		iso-8859-1

# The "defaultftnchar" keyword defines the default charset for incoming 
# FTN messages. "toftnchar" is to force translation of _outgoing_ FTN
# messages. By default ifmail doesn't translate when doing rfc->FTN
# gating due to the complexit to find the right charset, and the fact 
# that in most FTN networks the charset used in rfc is also valid.
# If your FTN network require a given charset define it here.
#
#toftnchar		cp437

# Transport programs for mail and news, used by iftoss
# for sendmail, $F expands to "from" address, $T - to "to" address.
sendmail	/usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -f $F $T
rnews		/usr/bin/rnews

# Toss program, used by ifunpack
iftoss		/usr/lib/ifmail/iftoss

# Unpackers, used by ifunpack. 
# $F expands to archive file name
unzip		/usr/bin/unzip -Lojq $F
unarj		/usr/bin/unarj e $F 2> /dev/null
unlzh		/usr/bin/lha xiq $F
unarc		/usr/bin/arc x $F
unzoo		/usr/bin/zoo -extract $F
unrar		/usr/bin/unrar e $F 2> /dev/null

# Packer program, used by ifpack
# $F expands to archieve file name, $P - to list of packet names
packer		/usr/bin/zip -q9 $F $P

# Maximum arcmail file size, ifpack will start new arcmail file if exceeds
maxfsize	500000

# Maximum packet size, ifmail/ifnews will start new packet if exeeds.
# *.?ut files are NOT created if nonzero specified, you must run ifpack
# to make packets go out.
maxpsize	300000

# Maximum message size when splitting big messages of usenet origin
maxmsize 123000

# Flavors that should not be subject to packet size limiting.  These
# flavors will be put into `ready to send' packets and not packed
# by ifpack.  Special flavor 'm' means "all netmail".
#nonpacked	cm

# cnews log file and (temporary) database for seen-bys
newslog		/var/log/news/log
msgidbm		/var/spool/ftn/ifmsgids

# From this line on, values may be prefixed by a logical expression in
# round brackets. Operators are: '!', '&', '|', 'Xor'.
# Possible elements are:
# - Nodelist flags (like "CM", "MNP", "V32" etc.)
# - speed <operator> <numeric>
#         where <operator> is '=', '!=', '<', '>', '<=', '>='
# - address <wildcard>
#         where <wildcard> is a (possibly incomplete) fidonet address, 
#         e.g. "5020/*"
# - time <interval>[,<interval>,...]
#         where <interval> is a day spec. with optional time spec., e.g.
#         Wk2000-0900,Sat1800-0000,Sun
# - phone <prefix>
#         e.g. "phone 7-095-"

# Dialing parameters
# of multiple "ModemPort", "ModemReset", "ModemDial", lines, 
# first matching is used.
# of multiple "PhoneTrans", "ModemConnect", "ModemError" lines, all matching 
# are used.
# In send and expect strings, following substitutions are made:
# \\	'\' character
# \r	carriage return (0x0d)
# \n	new line (0x0a)
# \t	tab (0x09)
# \b	backspace (0x08)
# \s	space (0x20)
# \NNN	(where N is an octal digit) - character with octal code NNN
# \d	1 second delay (send strings only)
# \p	1/4 second pause (send strings only)
# \T	translated telephone no. (send strings only)
# \D	untranslated telephone no. (send strings only)

# ModemPort present a blank-separated list of ports with possible speed
# extention (separated by colon); if speed is prefixed with 'L', it is
# a "locked" port speed, otherwise it is a maximum speed to be set, while
# actual speed is taken from the nodelist.  If speed is omitted (or set
# to zero), previous port speed is not changed.
#ModemPort	(time Any0000-0900,Sat,Sun) cua0
#ModemPort	modem:L57600
ModemPort	ttyS1:L115200

# PhoneTrans lines provide rules to change phone prefixes to make local
# or long-distance calls.  In the example below, my country code is 7,
# and local dialing area is 095.  From the numbers starting with "7-095-"
# the prefix is stripped and the 7-digit remainder is dialed.  For
# the numbers starting with "7-" but not with "7-095-", the country prefix
# "7-" is stripped and the long-distance dialing prefix "8W" substituted. 
# For the numbers not matching any of the above, international
# call is performed: international dialing prefix "8W10" is prepended
# to the unmodified 11-digit number.  Generally, the syntax is:
# "PhoneTrans <what-to-strip> / <what-to-substitute-instead>"
#PhoneTrans	32-4	/
#PhoneTrans	32-	/	0
#PhoneTrans		/	00
ModemReset	ATZ\r
#ModemDial	(time Any0800-2200 & address 2:5020/49) AT&M5&N4DP\T\r
#ModemDial	(address 2:5020/49) AT&M5&N6DP\T\r
#ModemDial	(speed < 4800) AT&N3DP\T\r
ModemDial	ATDP\T\r
ModemOK		OK
ModemConnect	CONNECT
ModemError	BUSY
ModemError	NO\sCARRIER
ModemError	NO\sDIAL
ModemError	RING\r
ModemError	ERROR
ModemError	VOICE

# Timeouts to wait for "OK" and "CONNECT", cannot be prefixed by logical
# expression.
TimeoutReset	3
TimeoutConnect	70

# Delay in seconds before every call in "automatic" mode.  Ignored
# if explicit list of addresses specified in the command string.
DialDelay	0

# Call options (time, address and nodelist flag dependant)
# All matching are applied in the order they are specified.
# Possible options are "[No]Call", "[No]Hold", "[No]PUA", "[No]EMSI",
# "[No]WaZOO", "[No]Freqs", "[No]Zmodem", "[No]ZedZap", "[No]Janus",
# "[No]Hydra". Here, WaZOO stands for YooHoo/2U2 handshake, not for
# the transfer scheme. FTS-0001 handshake and DietIFNA scheme cannot
# be disallowed (because they are mandatory by standart).  "Hold" 
# means really hold "hold" type packets and files: do not send them
# if our system initiated the session, "NoHold" means  send "hold"
# packets when our system initiated the session. "NoPUA" stands for
# "No PickUp All", i.e. PUP ("Pick Up Primary").  NoCall means do not
# perform outbound call.  This flag has no effect on the nodes
# explicitly specified in the command line.
# Default options are "everything allowed".
options		(time Any0000-2359) NoHold
# This line is no longer need as now ifcico supports the U,Txy flag
#options	((!CM) & time Any0700-0200) Nocall
#options	(time Any0900-2100 & ! address 2:5020/*) Nocall

# EMSI data for this node
# From this line on values CANNOT be prefixed with logical expression
Name		== A Debian GNU/Linux BBS ==
Location	Obstalden, Switzerland
SysOp		Beat Rubischon
Phone		+41-44-6145042
Speed		38400
Flags		CM,V34,ZYX,V42B,XA