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# Areas configuration

# First, setup these areas

# Common format for next statements is
# *Area <name> <file> [Options]
# where 'name' is a name of area, 'file' is a filename of messagebase.
# For thorough explanation of 'Options' parameter please see docs.
# Several examples will be discussed below.

#    -b msgbase =
# type of messagebase, 'msgbase' can be one of the following
# strings: Jam, Squish or Msg.
#    -d "string" =
# description for the area. It is used in areafix reports.

# Area for storing badmail:
BadArea     BADZ    [FidoMailDir]\bad -b Jam

# Area for storing dupes:
DupeArea    DUPEZ   [FidoMailDir]\dupe -b Jam

# LocalArea define areas for local usage, they can not have links,
# but local software and sysop can place there messages, for example
# carbon copies, reports and statistics.

# Area for CarbonCopy (optional):
LocalArea YETI.CC [FidoMailDir]\CC -b Jam -d "My personal EchoMail"

# Area for reports & stats:
LocalArea YOUR.INFO [FidoMailDir]\INFO -b Jam -d "Reports"

# Area for netmail:
NetmailArea NETMAIL [FidoMailDir]\netmail -b Jam


# EchoArea define normal areas with links.
# EchoArea <name> <file> [Options] [linkAKAs] [linkOptions]

# Here is a sample. For more options and explanations see docs.

#    -g string =
# 'string' is a group to which echoarea belong.
#    -a addr =
# 'addr' is aka to be used.
#    -dupecheck off|move|del =
# defines what to do with dupes.
#    -dupehistory number =
# 'number' is a size dupehistory in days.
# See also 'AreasMaxDupeAge' if you want to use CommonDupeBase.
#    -lr number =
# 'number' is access level needed for link to read this area
# (see 'Level' statement in link's section).
#    -lw number =
# 'number' is access level needed for link to write this area
# (see 'Level' statement in link's section).

# EchoAreaDefaults allows you to set common options for the next 'EchoArea's.
EchoAreaDefaults -b Jam -g A -a 2:5030/9999 -dupecheck move -dupehistory 14 -lr 1000 -lw 2000

# Option in actual area definition have priority over defaults.
# This is our local area so we set it's group to L
EchoArea YETI.LOCAL          [FidoMailDir]\YETI.LOCAL  -g L 2:5030/9999.1 2:5030/9999.2

# An EchoAreaDefults setting is valid until a next EchoAreaDefaults statement.
# EchoAreaDefaults can be switched off with an empty definition:
EchoAreaDefaults OFF
