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#EN# Nodes
#RU# Nodes


#EN# Links
#RU#  

#EN# Define defaults for (up)links
#RU#      ()...
LinkDefaults begin

#EN# Maximum arcmail size in kb for this link.
#RU#    ( kb)  .
ArcmailSize              400

#EN# Maximum pkt size in kb for this link.
#RU#   pkt ( kb)  .
PktSize                  300

# allowEmptyPktPwd <off|secure|on>
#EN# This statement allows packets with empty password from this link.
#EN# 'secure' means that any packets from this link that are in protected
#EN# inbound will be processed.
#EN# 'on' is like 'secure' but packets that are in unprotected inbound will
#EN# be processed too. Highly disrecommended.
#EN# 'off' is default state when packets with empty password will not processed
#RU#          .
#RU# 'secure' ,         
#RU# .
#RU# 'on' -   ,       
#RU# .   .
#RU# 'off'    ,      .
allowEmptyPktPwd         secure

#EN# Allows address in a header of message to areafix differ from
#EN# address in a header of packet containing that message.
#EN# Turn it 'on' only for specific links having problem with it.
#RU#    ,      
#RU# ,   .    'on'   ,
#RU#    .
allowPktAddrDiffer       off

#EN# Packer for this link. See also 'packer' config file.
#RU#    (.   "packer").
Packer                   zip

#EN# 'Level' sets access level for links.
#EN# It deals with -lr and -lw options in area definition.
#EN# Bigger level means more rights.
#EN# Generally levels used by separating areas in several groups like
#EN#  1 hubs only
#EN#  2 nodes only
#EN#  3 all others
#EN# and giving appropriate level to a link.
#EN# This mechanism is quite linear, so don't try to implement with it
#EN# anything more complicated than restricting all point from accesing
#EN# sysop areas. It won't work. See 'ReadOnly' and 'WriteOnly' statements
#EN# for more.
#RU#  'Level'     .
#RU#      -lr  -lw     
#RU#    .
#RU#      .
#RU#           
#RU# . :
#RU#  1   
#RU#  2   
#RU#  3  
#RU#        .
#RU#    ,       
#RU# -  ,        .
#RU#       , .  'ReadOnly' 
#RU# 'WriteOnly'.
Level                    3000

#EN# Another access control statement.
#EN# It deals with -g option in area definition.
#EN# For ordinary link it may be preferable to separate areas from
#EN# different links to different groups to prevent unwanted loop creation.
#EN# Also useful to separate fidonet and other ftn areas,
#EN# local and public areas.
#EN# See also 'PublicGroup' stetement.
#RU#     .
#RU#     -g   .
#RU#            
#RU#       .
#RU#         ftn-,  
#RU#  .
#RU# .   'PublicGroup'.
AccessGrp                A

#EN# Please check config for proper forwardrequest settings.
#EN# It's useful feature but I'm not an expert in it.
#RU#      -.
#RU#  -  ,       .
ForwardRequests          on

#EN# Both echoareas and fileareas will be created automatically
#EN# on arriving packets or files from non-existing area.
#EN# To enable/disable autocreation for fileareas and echoareas
#EN# separately use AreafixAutoCreate and FilefixAutoCreate.
#RU# /       /
#RU#       .
#RU#  /      -
#RU#   AreafixAutoCreate  FilefixAutoCreate .
AutoCreate               on

#EN# Name of areafix robot of defined link
#RU#    
areafixName              AreaFix

#EN# This statement sets the flavour which outgoing echomails
#EN# for link get.
#RU#    ,       .
EchomailFlavour          Direct

#EN# When this statement is enabled messagebases are created with all
#EN# dots in its names treated like path separators, e.g. basename for
#EN# ru.husky will be '[FidoMailDir]\ru\husky'.
#RU#    ,    ,     
#RU#     . ,   ru.husky
#RU#    '[FidoMailDir]\ru\husky'.
AutoAreaCreateSubdirs    off

#EN# These are analogous to above but apply to fileareas (filefix).
#RU#      (  filefix'),  
#RU#  .
filefixName              FileFix
FileEchoFlavour          Normal
AutoFileCreateSubdirs    off
LinkDefaults             end




#EN# Example of uplink definition
#RU#   

#EN# 'Link' statement begins definition and names a link
#RU#  'Link'   .    :
Link little green men

#EN# 'Aka' is an ftn address of this link
#RU# Ftn- 
Aka 2:9999/9999

#EN# 'OurAka' is one of addresses of this system which will
#EN# be used for communication with this link. For example it
#EN# is used as 'from' address in areafix requests and 'from'
#EN# address in header of pkt for this link.
#RU# 'OurAka' -  aka   . ,    
#RU#     ,      
#RU#   .
OurAKA 2:5030/9999

#EN# Main password for this link. See also pktpwd, ticpwd, areafixpwd,
#EN# filefixpwd, bbspwd and sessionpwd statements.
#EN# I hope you aren't stupid enough to keep this string unchanged.
#RU#    . .   pktpwd, ticpwd, areafixpwd,
#RU# filefixpwd, bbspwd  sessionpwd.
#RU#  ,       ...
Password strgpswd

#EN# Same format as EchoAreaDefaults.
#EN# Is represents options for autocreated echoareas.
#RU#      ,   EchoAreaDefaults.
#RU#      .
AreafixAutoCreateDefaults -b Jam -g A -a 2:5030/9999 -dupeCheck move -tinysb -lr 1000 -lw 2000

#EN# This statement define a file where description of autocreated areas
#EN# from this link are written.
#RU#     ,        .
AreafixAutoCreateFile    [FidoHPTDir]\areasfrom_9999_9999

#EN# These are analogous to above but apply to fileareas.
#RU#     ,   .
filefixAutoCreateDefaults -g A
FilefixAutoCreateFile    [FidoHPTDir]\fileareasfrom_9999_9999




#EN# Points
#RU# ...

LinkDefaults begin

ArcmailSize              400
PktSize                  300
allowEmptyPktPwd         secure
allowPktAddrDiffer       off
Packer                   zip

#EN# Set this to the value less than one for uplinks. Thus you can easily
#EN# restrict all points from writing to some areas by manually change -lw
#EN# option in area definition to the value between uplink's Level and points'
#EN# Level.
#RU#    ,   .     
#RU#      ,   -lw   
#RU#         .
Level                    2500

#EN# Points have access to areas from uplink and to local areas.
#RU#          ...
AccessGrp                A,L
ForwardRequests          off
AutoCreate               off
areafixName              AreaFix
EchomailFlavour          Normal
AutoAreaCreateSubdirs    off
filefixName              FileFix
FileEchoFlavour          Hold
AutoFileCreateSubdirs    off
LinkDefaults             end



#EN# Example of point definition
#RU#   :

Link Lost Mountaineer 1

Aka 2:5030/9999.1
OurAKA 2:5030/9999
Password *****



Link Lost Mountaineer 2

Aka 2:5030/9999.2
OurAKA 2:5030/9999
Password *****

#EN# It's easy, isn' it? :)
#RU#  ,   ? :-)
