# this file contains the bbs pathing and machine information
# setup as you desire
# it should be in the format: NAME <tab> value
# blanks and lines starting with # are ignored

# host where error logger is running

LOGHOST	manwe

# host where sysop's watch program is running

WATCHHOST	manwe

# host where chat daemon runs

CHATHOST	manwe

# upload to download ratio	(7.0 is 7 downloads for each upload)
# negative numbers refers to how the ratio is done - if it's 
# negative, then the ratio is enforced *BEFORE* the user downloads
# the ratio number of files (in the case of -7.0, he has to upload
# before he can download the 7 files possible.
# normal (aka positive) numbers refers to a normal upload ratio.
# meaning the ratio won't be enforced until after the even number
# of files has been downloaded (e.g. on the 8th file he wouldn't 
# be able to download.  
# set below to 1000 or some such number for no ratio.

RATIO	7.0

# default access level for a new user on the bbs

DEFACL	100

# default terminal type for new user on BBS

DEFTERM	ansi

# default foreground
# available:  black red green yellow blue magenta cyan white

DEFFOREGROUND	green

# default background 
# available:  black red green yellow blue magenta cyan white

DEFBACKGROUND	black

# default color attribute
# pick only one
# available:  normal bold blink inverse

DEFATTRIBUTE	normal

# time that a user's time limit is good for.
# this is the amount of time that a user may use his 60 minutes for.
# ex: if you set it to 24 hours, he gets 60 minutes every 24 hours.

WAITTIME	12	

# credit chat time with sysop?
# 0 for false, 1 for true

CREDITCHAT	1

# credit upload time?

CREDITUPLOADS	1

# the pager to use on your system (use 'more' or 'less' or whatever 
# you like.  Note that the default user path must have this command 
# available for it to be accessible.  (e.g. if you have 'less' in 
# /usr/local/bin, /usr/local/bin *MUST* be part of the default login path
# Note:  Fully qualifying the path won't work.  Only 15 chars are allocated
# to the 'pager' variable.  

SYSTEMPAGER	more

# login name of the sysop

SYSOP	shaw

# the following flags determine whether to show the user the system.X
# (where X < 4) messages are shown to the user at each logon or only once
# if 1, message will be shown at initial logon only.  0 for every time

SYSTEM1MSGONCE	0
SYSTEM2MSGONCE	0
SYSTEM3MSGONCE	0

# sysop's chat hours.  If the user hits 'chat' outside of these hours, he
# will be told you are not available and to leave a message.
# time is in military.  1900 is 7pm, 2200 is 10pm

CHATON	0000
CHATOFF	2400

# the below are the different things you can put on the command prompt 
# line when at the end of a menu.
# turn on SHOWTIMELEFT to show the amount of time the user has left
# turn on SHOWVALIDKEYS to show the valid hot keys to the user
# USERPROMPT is the text that will prompt the user to hit a key.
# ex: with all turned on, 
#  (15 Minutes left) Command? (a,b,d,i,k,t)  <--- user prompt here 

SHOWTIMELEFT	1
SHOWVALIDKEYS	1
USERPROMPT	Command?

# the following determines the default card type for a new user
DEFCARD	blue

# the following determine the amount of time and downloads that a user
# may have for different access levels.  Define as you wish.
# the format is this: 
# card color, access level, timelimit, additional flags, amount of
# downloads per day, days timelimit is valid, timelimit for period (hours), 
# months until account expired.
# flags is a hex value that will be added to the user's flags upon logon
# (e.g. for flag 12 on for additional access, it would be 400)
# a -1 value in a limit field means 'don't enforce'
REDCARD		100	20	0	0	30	8	12
BLUECARD	200	40	0	2500	30	8	12
GREENCARD	200	40	1	500	30	8	12
WHITECARD	400	60	1	-1	30	8	12
# I don't use the below.  Use them as you want.
GREYCARD	500 	0	0	0	-1	-1	-1
PINKCARD	600	0	0	0	-1	-1	-1
YELLOWCARD	700	0	0	0	-1	-1	-1
# this is the sysop's card
BLACKCARD	10000	255	0	-1	-1	-1	-1

# check for mail? 
CHECKMAIL	1
# location of the mail spool file 
MAILSPOOL	/usr/mail
# minimum wait time between new mail checks (in seconds)
MAILCHECK	30


# 'talk' program for chatting with the SysOp
TALKPROG	talk

# show the user his 'fortune' upon logon?
SHOWFORTUNE	1

# Number of minutes of inactivity before user logged out
# 0 for no inactivity
INACTIVITY	5

# percentage 'fudge' factor for user while downloading.  
# if at 10 (10%), it will give the user an additional 10% prior to aborting
# his download if his time has expired.
FUDGETIMELIMIT	5

# Max number of K the user may download with one batch
MAXK	2500

# Should the BBS log the menu accesses?
# (good for debugging)
LOG_MENU_ACCESSES	1

# Should the BBS log external program accesses?
LOG_EXTERNALS		1

# don't delete this line!
