; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; FERRET V1.00 Configuration Control File ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; LogFiles ; ; Following this keyword, you must enter a complete ; path/filename to your front-end log file, and report file. ; You may use a maximum of 128 entries with this keyword, ; making multi-node configurations possible. Entries to the ; report file reflect record adjustments, request filenames, ; and totals. It is suggested you review this report file ; before deleting it. ; ; Front-end log file Report file ; -------------------------------- -------------------------------- logfiles d:\bt0\log\bt1.log d:\matrix\ferret\ferret.rpt logfiles d:\bt0\log\bt2.log d:\matrix\ferret\ferret.rpt ; Pcbdat ; ; Enter the complete path/filename to your primary PCBoard.dat ; file. Ferret will use Pcboard's data file to gather path ; information on your userfile, index files, fsec, and minimum ; download security level. ; pcbdat d:\pcb0\pcboard.dat ; DlPath ; ; Complete path/filename of download path list file. This file ; is identical to Pcboard's dlpath.lst file. In fact, it is ; expected you use the same one specified in Pcboard's ; configuration. ; dlpath e:\locl\main\dirs\dlp.lst dlpath e:\locl\alde\dirs\dlp.lst ; MstrList ; ; Master password control path and filename. It is referred to ; as the 'Master' password file since it's values are exported ; to other text files. Nodelist compilers would then use the ; exported information to assign session passwords within the ; nodelist. ; mstrlist d:\matrix\ferret\password.ctl ; ExportLst ; ; Path/filename used to export nodelist information. ie: ; address, password, etc. The format this information takes ; may be configured with the exportfmt keyword. ; exportlst d:\matrix\nodelist\xlaxnode.pwd ; ExportFmt ; ; Each node listed in the Master list may be exported to the ; external password file, outlined above. The format which the ; exported information takes is controlled by three macros; ; @address@, @password@, and @name@. Other values may be ; included and would be transferred relative to the macros. ; exportfmt @address@ @password@