
			    ASSIGNMENTS

    Startup-Sequence Assignments (examples).  Note, UUPUB: will in the
    future be used for 'public' uucp transfers.

		    ---------- METHOD #1 ---------

    Assign UUCP:	DF0:
    Assign UUSPOOL:	UUCP:Spool
    Assign UULIB:	UUCP:Lib
    Assign UUMAIL:	UUCP:Mail
    Assign UUNEWS:	UUCP:Mail/News
    Assign UUPUB:	UUCP:Pub

    Assign Getty:	UUCP:Lib
    Assign BMS: 	UUCP:Lib/BMS

    Config is the file UULIB:Config

		    ----------- METHOD #2 --------

    Assign Getty:	<wherever>
    Assign BMS: 	<wherever>

    Config is the file S:UUConfig and contains entries that
    define where the various other directories are, including the
    lib directory:

    The following Config entries accomplish this:

	UUSpool     directory
	UUNews	    directory
	UUMail	       "
	UULib	      etc...
	UUPub	       "
	UUMan	       "
	UUCP	       "

		    -----------------------------


    UULIB:Config entries:

	NodeName	    The name by which you want to call your
			    machine.  Suggested 7 chars max.

	UserName	    Your 'user' name. e.g. dillon.  This is
			    where Mail, DMail, and From use as a
			    default for your user name.

	RealName	    Your full name. e.g. Matthew Dillon.  Used
			    by sendmail (which is run from Mail or
			    DMail)

	Debug		    Used by us source hackers

	NewsFeed	    Which remote machine should outgoing
			    news be sent to?  This is NOT a full
			    domain name, just an immediately
			    adjacent site name.

	Organization	    Your organization, if any (for News)

	Filter		    Foreground filter program (to display a
			    file).  Output expected to go through
			    stdout.  Used by MAN if RFilter does not
			    exist.

	RFilter 	    Background filter program (that can be
			    RUNd to display a file)

	MailEditor	    The editor DMail uses.

	NewsEditor	    The editor postnews uses

	DomainName	    The domain of your machine, usually .UUCP
			    This is automatically tacked on to the
			    mail headers when you mail out or mail
			    is routed through your machine.

	TimeZone	    PST,PDT, etc... Currently only US timezones
			    are implemented.  Used to calculate GMT
			    time from local time for use in mail headers.

	DefaultNode	    Normally set to an immediately adjacent
			    USENET node.  IF YOU CAN CONNECT TO MORE
			    THAN ONE OTHER USENET NODE REFER TO
			    MAN:DOMAINS FOR INFORMATION ON SELECTING
			    WHICH NODE AN ADDRESS GETS ROUTED THROUGH.

			    Example:	'sorinc.UUCP' if I talk
			    directly to sorinc.

			    You may also specify explicit paths
			    as long as the very first machine is
			    directly adjacent to you (you can call
			    directly).

	    ------------- new for 1.05 -----------

	MailReadyCmd	    Command to run to bring up 'you have new
			    mail' requester ... see the example Config
			    file.

	NewsReadyCmd	    Not fully implemented yet.


			    --

			    all of these below allow you to specify
			    explicitly where the given executable
			    lies via a full path.  Any config entry
			    below that exists will use that path,
			    else will assume the executables lies
			    somewhere in your command path.

	Uux		    these programs are those which are run
	Sendmail	    automatically by other programs and thus
	Postnews	    you might wish to place them in a directory
	Uuxqt		    not included in your normal command path
	RMail		    so you don't run them accidently.
	CUnbatch
	RNews
	RSMTP
	RCSMTP

			    --

	    ------------- new for 1.06 -----------

	RNewsDebug	    If this variable exists and is non-zero, files
			    received by RNews are copied to alternate
			    storage (UUAltSpool), allowing easy debugging
			    of batched news.

	    ------------- new for 1.07 -----------

	ModemInit	    Same format as the 'send' portion of a
			    send-expect string.  May be used to initialize
			    the modem before dialing.

	AutoBatch	    This config entry need only exist.	The config
			    entry should be set to 'autobatch'.  That is:

			    AutoBatch	autobatc

			    If this config entry exists, posted news is
			    IMMEDIATELY batched for transfer.  This entry
			    is useful if you do not propogate news because
			    you do not have to worry about running
			    BatchNews manually.

	Timeout 	    (uucico) Specify timeout on Connect .. default
			    is 60 seconds.  This config entry need not
			    exist.

	MaxRMailLen	    Specify maximum size a 'C rmail' line can be
			    in an X. file.  If not specified or specified
			    as 0, only a single mail address is allows on
			    the rmail line.  If > 0, then multiple mail
			    addresses (you are sending a piece of mail
			    to multiple recipients) are generated until
			    the buffer limit is reached, then restarted
			    with a new queue file.

	    ------------- new for 1.13 -----------

	LockDir 	    Specify directory in which locks are created.
			    If not specified, T: will be used.	Introduced
			    to get around a bug in 2.0 kickstarts before
			    kickstart 37.39 ... you should specify somewhere
			    not in RAM: (bug is in RAM:).

	    ------------- new for 1.14 -----------

	BatchBits	    Specify number of bits used for news batching
			    compression, 12-16 is supported.  Default is
			    12.  If your feed can handle it you may want
			    to set this to 14.

	MailBounce	    Specify 'N' or 'Y', default is 'N'... bounce
			    mail for which no route exists

	DomainPath	    Specify 'N' or 'Y', default is 'N'.  If enabled,
			    fully domained paths will be header in
			    sendmail's Received: headers and in Batchnews's
			    Path: field.

	SpoolSize	    Specify maximum file size for batchnews,
			    default is 60000

	    ------------- new for 1.15 -----------

	MungeCase	    Specify N to disable case munging for
			    incomming files.  Default is to ENABLE
			    case munging.

	JunkSave	    Specify N to disable storing articles to
			    the junk newsgroup.  Specify Y or leave out
			    the config option to enable.

			    Normally articles that have no corresponding
			    newsgroup in UULIB:NewsGroups are placed in
			    junk to allow them to be forwarded to other
			    sites.

    ENVIROMENT VARIABLES:   (ENV: or 2.0 local variables)

	USERNAME	    overides Config UserName entry.

	REALNAME	    overides Config RealName entry.

    ** NOTE ** That under 2.0 local variables may be used to OVERRIDE
    ANY CONFIGURATION PARAMETER

