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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
;                    Kmail Configuration File                        ;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
; Max line length is 70 chars. Comments are indicated by a semicolon ;
; in column one. Blank lines to improve readability are ok too.      ;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
;              All parms *MUST* begin in column 1.                   ;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------;

;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
; The values in parms 1-4 are placed into the CONTROL.DAT file       ;
; within the .QWK mail packet to conform to standards. Parm (1) is   ;
; displayed to the user by some offline RDR's. Limit this parm length;
; to about 40 characters or it won't fit in the space allocated.     ;
;                                                                    ;
; Parm 1 - BBS Name, displayed by RDR's                              ;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
Produced by Kmail via Twin Peak's BBS

;------------------------------------------------;
; Parm 2 - City, State, Zip
;------------------------------------------------;
Longmont, Co., 80501

;------------------------------------------------;
; Parm 3 - BBS Phone Number
;------------------------------------------------;
(303)-651-0225

;------------------------------------------------;
; Parm 4 - Sysop Name (mixed case ok)
;------------------------------------------------;
Ken Krueger, Sysop

;------------------------------------------------;
; Parm 5 - Mail Packet Name, 8 chars max.
;          NO .EXT    (UPPER CASE ONLY).
;------------------------------------------------;
TWINPEAK

;------------------------------------------------;
; Speed=ConnectBPS,Conf-Limit,Total-Limit
;------------------------------------------------;
; Where: ConnectBPS= The carrier connect speed.
;                    (19200 & 38400 can be passed
;                    by some front-end programs
;                    as connect speeds)
;
;        Conf-Limit= Maximum number of messages
;                    per conference.
;
;       Total-Limit= Total overall # of messages
;
;   Note: 115200 is specified as 11520 below.
;------------------------------------------------;
Speed=300,15,50
Speed=1200,50,200
Speed=2400,150,400
Speed=4800,200,600
Speed=7200,200,600
Speed=9600,200,900
Speed=12000,200,1500
Speed=14400,300,1500
Speed=16800,300,1500
Speed=19200,300,1500
Speed=24000,300,1500
Speed=28800,300,1500
Speed=38400,300,1500
Speed=11520,300,2000
Speed=Qnet,500,2000
Speed=Local,300,1000

;------------------------------------------------;
;        Protocol BAT file names
;------------------------------------------------;
; RX=Xmodem sum Receive BAT
; RC=Xmodem crc Receive BAT
; RO=Xmodem-1K  Receive BAT
; RY=Ymodem     Receive BAT
; RG=Ymodem-g   Receive BAT
; RZ=Zmodem     Receive BAT
; RH=HS/Link    Receive BAT
;
; SX=Xmodem sum Send BAT
; SC=Xmodem crc Send BAT
; SO=Xmodem-1K  Send BAT
; SY=Ymodem     Send BAT
; SG=Ymodem-g   Send BAT
; SZ=Zmodem     Send BAT
; SH=HS/Link    Send BAT

;------------------------------------------------;
; Note: Deleting an entry here will remove the
;       coorsponding protocol on the menu screen.
;------------------------------------------------;
RX=PCBRX.BAT
RC=PCBRC.BAT
RO=PCBRO.BAT
RY=PCBRY.BAT
RG=PCBRG.BAT
RZ=PCBRZ.BAT

SX=PCBSX.BAT
SC=PCBSC.BAT
SO=PCBSO.BAT
SY=PCBSY.BAT
SG=PCBSG.BAT
SZ=PCBSZ.BAT

;------------------------------------------------;
;    Optional - Delete this section if you
;    do not intend to support HS/Link
;------------------------------------------------;
;       Hs/Link  Protocol Transfer Options
;------------------------------------------------;
; RH=HS/Link  Receive BAT
; SH=HS/Link  Send BAT
;------------------------------------------------;
RH=PCBRH.BAT
SH=PCBSH.BAT

;------------------------------------------------;
;    Optional - Delete this section if you
;    do not intend to support Puma.
;------------------------------------------------;
;       PUMA  Protocol Transfer Options
;------------------------------------------------;
; RP=Puma  Receive BAT
; SP=Puma  Send BAT
;------------------------------------------------;
RP=PCBRP.BAT
SP=PCBSP.BAT

;------------------------------------------------;
;    Optional - Delete this section if you
;    do not intend to support BiModem.
;------------------------------------------------;
;       BiModem  Protocol Transfer Options
;------------------------------------------------;
; RB=BiModem  Receive BAT
; SB=BiModem  Send BAT
;------------------------------------------------;
RB=PCBRB.BAT
SB=PCBSB.BAT

;------------------------------------------------;
;              Qnet_Private=Yes/No
;------------------------------------------------;
;  This option if set to Yes will allow a caller
;  with Network-Status to download all private
;  messages, EXCEPT for comments to sysop, that
;  have the ECHO flag enabled in the msg header.
;------------------------------------------------;
Qnet_Private=No

;------------------------------------------------;
;              Ignore_Echo=Yes/No
;------------------------------------------------;
;  This option applies only to Network-Status.
;
;  If set to YES will cause Kmail to ignore the
;  conference ECHO flag and allow downline nodes
;  the ability to import messages from conf's
;  defined as NON-ECHO. <usually Main Conf>
;
;  If set to NO, then messages in non-echo conf's
;  cannot be imported into the remote systems
;  messages base.
;------------------------------------------------;
Ignore_Echo=No

;------------------------------------------------;
;   Qwk_Dir=Location of where QWK's are stored
;   Rep_Dir=Location of where REP's are stored
;------------------------------------------------;
; Use this to specify the default path/dir for
; local processing of QWK/REP files. This would
; normally be the location where your RDR expects
; to find the these files.
;------------------------------------------------;
Qwk_Dir=C:\COMM\QWK
Rep_Dir=C:\COMM\REP

;------------------------------------------------;
;               Local_QWK=A/R
;------------------------------------------------;
; When creating a QWK packet in local mode and an
; existing QWK packet is found in the receiving
; directory, should the packet be over-written?
;
;        A = Ask
;        R = Replace without asking.
;------------------------------------------------;
Local_QWK=A

;------------------------------------------------;
;                ARC=Yes/No
;                LHA=Yes/No
;                ARJ=Yes/No
;------------------------------------------------;
;  Specify if you wish to support either or both
;  of these arichive methods. If not specified
;  the default is Yes. Specify No to remove the
;  option from the menu screen.
;------------------------------------------------;
ARC=No
LHA=No
ARJ=Yes

;------------------------------------------------;
;         Zip_Opt=Any valid PKZip parameter(s)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  The default value is -a as shown below. You
;  can include additional options as required
;  for your system operation.
;
;  Something like "Zip_Opt=-a -es" for example.
;------------------------------------------------;
Zip_Opt=-a

;------------------------------------------------;
;       UnZip_Opt=Any valid PKUnZip parameter(s)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  The default value is -e as shown below. You
;  can include additional options as required
;  for your system operation.
;
;------------------------------------------------;
UnZip_Opt=-e

;------------------------------------------------;
;    Arj_Opt=Any valid ARJ compress parameters.
;------------------------------------------------;
;  The default value is "a -e -m2"shown below.
;  You can include additional options as required
;  for your system operation.
;
;  Something like Arj_Opt=a -e -m4 for example.
;------------------------------------------------;
Arj_Opt=a -e -m2

;------------------------------------------------;
;   UnArj_Opt=Any valid ARJ uncompress parameters
;------------------------------------------------;
;  The default value is "e" as shown below. You
;  can include additional options as required
;  for your system operation.
;
;------------------------------------------------;
UnArj_Opt=e

;------------------------------------------------;
;         Scan_Upld_Only=Yes/No
;------------------------------------------------;
;  When set to Yes, restricts the new file scan
;  to just the public upload directory. This
;  offers best performance. Specify No if your
;  operation requires ALL directories be scanned.
;------------------------------------------------;
Scan_Upld_Only=Yes

;------------------------------------------------;
;              Buffers=nnn   (Default = 120)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  Specify the number of dynamic I/O buffer
:  blocks that Kmail should allocate.
;
;  I/O buffer blocks are 512 bytes each and are
;  equally split between input and output files.
;
;  Tested with a value of 320 on a single node
;  non-multitasking system.
;
; CAUTION: Too high a value will run you
;          out of memory.
;------------------------------------------------;
Buffers=320

;------------------------------------------------;
;      Mail_Waiting=Yes/No  (Default = Yes)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  Specify whether you want the "Mail Waiting"
;  flags set when importing messages. This option
;  makes Kmail run a little slower.
;------------------------------------------------;
Mail_Waiting=Yes

;------------------------------------------------;
;      Disable_GoodBye=Yes/No (Default = No)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  If you wish to prevent callers from logging
;  off from within KMail, specify yes here. You
;  might need this if setup to "Drop To Dos"
;  after each call.
;------------------------------------------------;
Disable_GoodBye=No

;------------------------------------------------;
;            Tag=Data for your BBS
;------------------------------------------------;
;  The TAG information is intended primarily for
;  systems that are part of a mail network.
;  Tag lines are limited to a length of 60 chars.
;
;  The keyword TAG and TAG1..TAG9 are supported.
;  (See KMAIL.DOC - NETWORK.TAG file required.)
;
; Ex:  Tag=Super BBS (303)-555-5555 - Hayes Ultra
;     Tag3=Super Duper Network 3 tag info.
;------------------------------------------------;

;------------------------------------------------;
;               Force_Tag=Yes/No
;------------------------------------------------;
;  The TAG information is normally only appended
;  to messages posted in conferences that have
;  the "echo" flag enabled. Use this option to
;  force tagging of messages of non-echo conf's
;  including Main.
;------------------------------------------------;
Force_Tag=No

;------------------------------------------------;
;               Fido_Tag=Yes/No
;------------------------------------------------;
;  Specifing yes here will cause the รพ character
;  to be replaced by an * on the tag lines. This
;  is most likely required on Fido networks.
;------------------------------------------------;
Fido_Tag=No

;------------------------------------------------;
;               Disable=nn   (default = 15)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  Specify the number of minutes (0-60) prior to
;  the system event to prohibit downloading a
;  mail packet. Other functions are allowed to
;  continue up until the event.
;------------------------------------------------;
Disable=15

;------------------------------------------------;
;               NoTime=Yes/No  (default = No)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  Specifing Yes here will cause your callers
;  to *NOT* be charged for time to create and
;  download a mail packet.
;------------------------------------------------;
NoTime=No

;------------------------------------------------;
;              Forced Conferences
;------------------------------------------------;
;  You may specify up to three forced conferences
;  using the parms FC1= FC2= and FC3=.
;
;  For example: FC1=15 would force conference 15
;  to be included in every mail packet.
;------------------------------------------------;

;------------------------------------------------;
;    Attached_File=Yes/No/All (default = No)
;------------------------------------------------;
;  Use this option to enable or disable processing
;  of Attached Files on a system wide basis.
;
;  If enabled, callers must update their Kmail
;  profile to activate Attached File services.
;
;  No  = No attached file processing.
;  Yes = Attached file can be received only by the
;        person the msg/file was addressed to and
;        by the sysop.
;  All = All attached files can be received by
;        all callers.
;------------------------------------------------;
Attached_File=No
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