// MAKE SURE YOU EDIT LINE 184 and LINE 188 // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // // **** Begin CircuitNET Mail Run Script Configuration **** // // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // // // Modified by Emmett Perdue, The Byte House BBS // Re-modified for SFNET by Kevin Mefford, The Downtown BBS. // This script will be placed in the directory you have configured // as your scripts directory in Telix. Place this scripts name in // the Dialing Directory Entry you have set up for mail runs under // the script entry, and place your netmail ID password in the // password field. Please see the "Dial.slt" script also for instructions. // // Enter your 8 digit Node ID between the quotes on the next line // Enter the outgoing packet name between the quotes on the next line // You MUST change the A0000000 to your host's node # if you are picking // up mail from other than Buffalo Creek BBS. // str buf[], ufilename[] = "D:\DOWNLOAD\NEW\HAWKEYE.REP"; // Enter the path of where to download the mail packet between the quotes // on the next line. Be sure to end with a backslash. str newdlpath[] = "D:\download\new\"; // Enter the 6 digits for your birthdate below. If the month or day is a single // digit, preceed it with a zero. DON'T enter any / or -, 6 digits only! str birthdate[6] = "031880"; // Enter the baud to reset modem to after host hangup after the = mark // on the next line. int reset_baud = 38400; // If you wish to capture your mail run for debugging purposes enter the dirctory // and name of the capture file between the quotes on the next line. // BE SURE that you delete this file below before mail runs every night, // as it will append itself and grow and grow and grow..... str capfilename[] = "MAIL.CAP"; // Don't enter anything for this next one. str dfilename[]; // This one holds the current download directory. Don't enter anything. str holddowndir[80]; // Make sure to put your password in the Telix dialing directory // Now save this file and compile it using the CS.EXE utility that comes // with Telix. Type CS