;This Configuration file was written for use with NoSnail 1.10

; This is a configuration file for Front Door users.
; There was no mention of a registration fee for NoSnail
; so I thought this was fitting payment. The configuration
; file originally included in the NoSnail archive was for
; a Binkley setup. I personally found Binkely to confusing
; to set up (That was years ago, but I still CRINGE when I 
; look at the manual :-)). If this helps one person get their
; system processing NetMail and/or UUCP e-mail automagically then
; I will deem it worth the effort.
;

; The first line is for you FidoNet address. This should be the
; same address you entered in FDSETUP under GLOBAL/ADDRESS. 
; (Page 6 of the FD202 Manual)

ADDRESS FIDONET#1:3603/90.0

; FLAVOR is the TYPE of message base used. Front Door uses the *.msg 
; format. IF you toss more then Net Mail into *.msg bases then each 
; of your message areas are in a seperate directory. The
; individual messages are listed as 1.msg 2.msg 3.msg ect.

FLAVOR MSG

; KILLSENT will allow Front Door to delete the message after sending 
; it. I have the message I write from with in RBBS 'killed' from Front
; Doors NetMail directory because I have a copy of it in the RBBS
; NETMAILM.DEF anyway...

KILLSENT

; MSGBASE refers to the NETMAIL message base you created with RBBS's 
; Config program. IF you use Message Toss then you SHOULD already
; have a NETMAILM.DEF. It is safe to use the SAME message base for
; both Message Toss and No Snail.

MSGBASE C:\RBBS\NETMAILM.DEF

; NETMAIL is the path to the *.msg files for your Net Mail. This is 
; determined by what you entered in Front Doors FDSETUP under
; GLOBAL/FILENAMES/NETMAIL 
; (page 7 of the FD202 Manual)

NETMAIL C:\FD\MAIL

; SYSOP is the name used in the NODELIST NOT the sysop name used
; in RBBS.

SYSOP ED PATTERSON

; UUCPGATE is where your messages sent to the Internet will go.
; UUCP is short for Unix to Unix Copy Protocol. There are Gateways
; accross the country for moving mail from the different Networks to
; the Internet. To locate the closest UUCP Gateway to you you may do
; a search of the NodeList for GUUCP. Then send him a FIDONET NetMail
; message asking for the proper format to use when sending him mail
; destined for either UUNET or the Internet. It is also deemed proper
; to ASK PERMISION before using a Gateway.. :-)


UUCPGATE FIDONET#1:3603/998.0

; UUCPTO determins the NAME placed in the To:line of mail destined to 
; for Internet. This is almost ALWAYS UUCP. When you recieve an answer
; to your request to use a Gateway and the proper way to send it, 
; odds are they will request it be sent to UUCP and that the actual
; addressee be on the first line in the body of the message.

UUCPTO UUCP

; There you have it. This has worked for me like a champ. Like I stated
; earlier, if it helps one person I will be VERY happy!
;
; My compliments to Eddie Rowe for such a fine utility. You will be 
; surprised how many users will join your BBS just for the NetMail and
; UUCP capabilities. If you would like to test it I can be reached VIA 
; the UUCP gateway(s) as
; ed.patterson.f90.n3603.z1.fidonet.org OR
; !myrddin!mechanic!f90.n3603.z1.fidonet.org!ed.patterson
;
; Ed Patterson
