; CyberFile Configuration File for CyberFile 0.51

; Numbers in parenthesis (0.51) are the version of CyberFile that the
; corresponding feature first appeared in.

; This is where you put your registration information. (0.51)
; REG.CODE, REG.COMP, REG.FNAME, and REG.LNAME define your registration
; information.

REG.CODE  (put your registration code here)
REG.COMP  (put your company/BBS name here)
REG.FNAME (put your first name here)
REG.LNAME (put your last name here)

; CYBERDISC.DIR is the directory that CyberDisc itself resides in  (0.51)
; PROTOCOL.DIR is the directory where the protocol engines are     (0.50)
; REQUEST.DIR is a temporary holding directory for requested files (0.50)
; ALL PATHS SHOULD END IN A BACKSLASH (\)

CYBERFILE.DIR D:\BP\WORK\
PROTOCOL.DIR  E:\BBS\RENEGADE\PROT\
REQUEST.DIR   D:\BP\WORK\REQUEST\

; CDROM.DRIVES specifies which drives CyberDisc should scan. (0.50)
; This line is REQUIRED.
; If you have no CD-ROM drives, put just a colon. (CDROM.DRIVES :)

CDROM.DRIVES :


; The MENUSET Identifer identifies which set of menus to use.   A menu set
; consists of CONTROL.x, CD1.x, CD2.x, CD3.x, CD4.x, CD5.x, CD6.x, & CD7.x
; where the x is the identifer.  CyberFile comes with two sample menu sets
; with the identifer (extention) of 1 and 2.  These are in SCREEN1.ZIP and
; SCREEN2.ZIP.  If you don't unzip one of these and set the following line
; appropriately, CyberFile won't work properly. (0.51)
;
; Format: MENUSET (identifier)

MENUSET 2

; The GENERIC.VOLUME and CDROM.VOLUME lines define volumes. (0.50)

; The format for a CDROM.VOLUME line is as follows:
; CDROM.VOLUME (volume label) (file name) (description)

CDROM.VOLUME HOBBES_0395 HOBBES Hobbes OS/2 CD-ROM, March 1995
CDROM.VOLUME BBS_DRIVE DFIS Digital Forest Local Filebase
CDROM.VOLUME SIMTEL_1193 SIMTEL93 SimTel MS-DOS Archive, November 1993
CDROM.VOLUME HACKER2 HACKER2 The Hacker Chronicals, Volume 2
CDROM.VOLUME FORBSUBJ3 FORBIDS3 Forbidden Subjects III

; The format for a GENERIC.VOLUME is as follows:
; GENERIC.VOLUME (identifier) (filename) (description)

;GENERIC.VOLUME  50:100/500 PEGLEGG  Files on Peglegg's Amusements
;GENERIC.VOLUME  1:103/???  DEZONE   Files on The Demilitarized Zone
;GENERIC.VOLUME  1:103/340  IISFILES Files on the Irvine Information System
;GENERIC.VOLUME  1:103/???  VERTFREQ Files on Vertrauen (Synchronet Support BBS)
;GENERIC.VOLUME  1:103/???  WCIVR    Files from the West Coast Institute of Viral Research
GENERIC.VOLUME  50:100/505 DFOREST  The Digital Forest!

; USER.DEFINED lines are ignored by CyberDisc, but are used by the IFSM
; programs such as CYBR-FTN and CYBRTAPE (which isn't done yet).
; format: USER.DEFINED (whatever)

; CYBER-FTN uses the following:
; USER.DEFINED CYBER-FTN (volume) (fido address)
; USER.DEFINED AKA (your fido address)
; USER.DEFINED NETMAIL (your netmail path)
; USER.DEFINED INCOMING (your incoming path)

;USER.DEFINED CYBER-FTN PEGLEGG  50:100/500
;USER.DEFINED CYBER-FTN DEZONE   1:103/000
;USER.DEFINED CYBER-FTN IISFILES 1:103/340
;USER.DEFINED CYBER-FTN VERTFREQ 1:103/000
;USER.DEFINED CYBER-FTN WCIVR    1:103/000

USER.DEFINED CYBER-FTN DFOREST 50:100/505
USER.DEFINED AKA       50:100/505 1:103/925 85:805/254
USER.DEFINED INCOMING  F:\FD\FILES\
USER.DEFINED NETMAIL   F:\RENEGADE\NETMAIL\

; LOGFILE specifies the name of the log file to use
; LOGFILE E:\BBS\RENEGADE\LOGS\CYBER.LOG


; If you have a nonstandard IRQ or ADDRESS for your COM Port, you can
; set them with the COM.IRQ and COM.ADDRESS commands.  CyberDisc does
; not do anything with these values.  The only use for them is in the
; download protocols.
;
; COM.IRQ (port) (irq)
; COM.ADDRESS (port) (address)

; Default Values:
COM.IRQ      1 4
COM.ADDRESS  1 3F8
COM.IRQ      2 3
COM.ADDRESS  2 2F8
COM.IRQ      3 4
COM.ADDRESS  3 3E8
COM.IRQ      4 3
COM.ADDRESS  4 2E8

; Override Values:
; COM.IRQ      3 5
; COM.ADDRESS  3 3E8

; PROTOCOL.DEFINE (description) (command line)
; Keep in mind:
;   o  Replace spaces with underscores in the (description)
;   o  comment-out (use a semicolon) protocols that you don't have.
;   o  CyberDisc supports up to 20 protocols
;   o  %S will be replaced with the connection speed/baud
;   o  %P will be replaced with the port number
;   o  %F will be replaced with @#BATCH.LST
;   o  %C will be replaced with the COM Address, ie 3E8
;   o  %E will be replaced with the COM IRQ, ie 5
PROTOCOL.DEFINE X-Modem        DSZ.COM portx %C,%E speed %S sx @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE X-Modem_1K     DSZ.COM portx %C,%E speed %S sx -k @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE Z-Modem_(DSZ)  DSZ.COM portx %C,%E speed %S sz @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE Y-Modem        DSZ.COM portx %C,%E speed %S sb @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE Y-Modem/G      DSZ.COM portx %C,%E speed %S sb @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE Ice_Z-Modem    IZM.EXE portx %C,%E speed %S FLOW HARD SZ @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE HS/Link        HSLINK.EXE -P%P -S4096 -I4 -@ -NU @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE HS/Link_Resume HSLINK.EXE -P%P -S4096 -I4 -@ -NU -R @%F
PROTOCOL.DEFINE VFAST          VFAST.EXE -TO -B%S -P%S -S @%F

; END