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##############################################################################
#                                 sendpage.cf                                #
##############################################################################
#
# There are four majors sections:
#	- global	Any global settings
#	- "modem"	Each modem's settings
#	- "pc"		Each Paging Central's settings
#	- "recip"	Each recipient name's settings
#
# Except for global, each section starts with the section name in
# []'s.  So, to define a modem named "sportster", the section name
# would be "[modem:sportster]", and all of the sportster's settings
# would follow.
#
# section names cannot have "=", "@", or ":" in their text.
#
# For each major section, I go through all the default values
# and their variable names.  If you don't like a default value,
# just comment in the variable name, and change the value to something
# else.
#



#############################
# global section
#############################
# queue & manager-level debugging.  Default is "false"
#
#debug=true

# select-loop debugging.  Default is "false"
#	Leave this as it is unless you're digging around in the select
#	loop code.  It is VERY annoying.  :)
#
#debug-select=true

# SNPP activity debugging.  Default is "false"
#
#debug-snpp=true

# alias-expansion debugging.  Default is "false"
#
#alias-debug=true

# Filename prefix for writing process ID files.
# 	Default is "/var/spool/sendpage/sendpage"
#
#pidfileprefix = /tmp/var/spool/sendpage/sendpage

# Filename prefix for writing UUCP-style device locks.
#	Default is "/var/lock/LCK.."
#
#lockprefix = /tmp/var/lock/LCK..

# Directory to store Paging Central pager queues
#	Default is "/var/spool/sendpage"
#
#queuedir = /tmp/var/spool/sendpage

# Database dbi type/connection info for large user lists
#
#	Defaults are all ""
#
#dsn = dbi:Pg:Db:dbname=sendpage
#dsn = dbi:mysql:database=sendpage;host=db.mydomain.name;port=3306
#dbuser = sendpage
#dbpass = mekmitasdigoat
#dbtable = sendpage

# Username that sendpage should be running as.
#	Default is "sendpage"
#user = nemesis

# Group sendpage needs to lock devices.  
#	Default is "tty"
#group-lock=uucp

# Group sendpage needs to read/write devices.
#	Default is "dialout"
#group-tty=users

# Email address that page emails claims to be coming from.
#	Default is "sendpage"
#
#page-daemon = sendpage@example.com

# Will page-daemon be Cc'd on email failures?
#	Default is "true"
#cc-on-error = false

# By which mechanism should email be delivered?  mail, sendmail, or SMTP?
#	Default is "sendmail"
#mail-agent = mail

# Should page senders be notified about permanent failures?
#	Default is "true"
#fail-notify = false

# Page senders should be notified every Xth temporary failure.
# (0 means 'never')
#	Default is "5".
#tempfail-notify-after=10

# How many times does a page hit a temporary error before failing forever?
#	Default is "20"
#max-tempfail=50

# Should syslog be used instead of STDERR for logging?
#	Default is "true"
#syslog=false

# When using syslog, which syslog options should be used?
# (any of "pid", "ndelay", "cons", or "nowait")
#	Default is "pid"
#syslog-opt= pid, cons

# Which syslog facility should be used?  man syslog for more info
#	Default is "daemon"
#syslog-facility=local6

# What port sendpage binds to for the SNPP server.
#	Default is "444"
#snpp-port=3044

# What local address sendpage binds the SNPP server to.  
#   *NOTE*
#	You should set this to "0.0.0.0" if you want to receive pages from
#	the rest of the world.
#
#	You can use this to limit which IP address SNPP is bound to.
#   *NOTE*
#
#	Default is "localhost"
#snpp-addr=0.0.0.0

# What to do about incoming SNPP requests (multiple entries allowed)
#   *NOTE*
#	You should set this to "0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0:ALLOW" if you want
#	anyone to connect to your SNPP server.
#   *NOTE*
#
#	Format is "NET/MASK:WAY" where WAY is either "ALLOW" or "DENY"
#
#	ACL processing is done top to bottom, and if no match occurs,
#	the connection is rejected.
#
#	Default is "127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255:ALLOW"
#snpp-acl="128.174.5.0/255.255.255.0:ALLOW"
#snpp-acl="128.23.1.10/255.255.255.255:DENY"
#snpp-acl="128.23.1.0/255.255.255.0:ALLOW"

# List of modems a PC should use if not told explicitly.
#	Default is all available modems.
#
#modems = sportster

# Default domain for email-cc (not implemented yet)
#fallback-email-domain	=	@cpoint.net

# Command to run after each successful or failed page
#	Default is unset
#	Command gets contents of page on stdin, and 2 command line
#	parameters:
#		arg 1: status (0=page failed, 1=page succeeded)
#		arg 2: page alias (who was paged)
#
#completion-cmd = "/usr/local/bin/page-sent"

######################
# modem configuration
# 	Each section should be called "modem".  (e.g.  "[modem:sportster]")
######################

# My first "modem" section.
#[modem:example]
# Should this modem's character-level debugging be turned on?
#	Default is "false"
#debug	= true

# This modem's transmission settings.
#	Defaults are data=7, parity=even, stop=1, flow=rts,
#                    baud=9600, strict-parity=false
#data	       = 8
#parity	       = none
#stop	       = 1
#flow          = soft
#baud          = 38400
#strict-parity = true

# Which device this modem should use
#	Default is "/dev/null", so you better specify one.  :)
#dev	= /dev/modem

# This modem's initialization string
#	Default is "ATZ"
#init   = ATE&1

# This modem's "okay" response string (this is a regexp)
#	Default is "OK"
#initok = 0

# What to look for if something has gone wrong while init'ing (this is a regexp)
#	Default is "ERROR"
#error=1

# How many seconds to wait for initok after init with this modem
#	Default is "4"
#initwait=1

# How many times to try to initialize the modem
#	Default is "2"
#initretries=1

# The dialing prefix for this modem
#	Default is "ATDT"
#dial=ATDP

# The telephone prefix to get a dialtone out of the building (for PBXs, etc)
#	Default is ""
#dialout="9,"

# The areacode this modem has (for figuring areacode matches with PCs)
#	Default is unset
# If you never use area code, either make this "-" or don't use "areacode"
# options in the PC definitions.
#areacode="847"

# The dialing prefix for dialing long distance calls (some PBXs do weird stuff)
#	Default is "1-"
#longdist="81"

# What to look for after connecting successfully (this is a regexp)
#	Default is "CONNECT.*\r"
#dialok=0

# What to look for if something goes wrong while dialing (this is a regexp)
#	Default is "ERROR|NO CARRIER|BUSY|NO DIAL|VOICE"
#no-carrier=ERROR

# How many seconds to wait for dialing to connect
#	Default is "60"
#dialwait=30

# How many times to try and redial (unimplemented, actually...)
#	Default is "3"
#dialretries=1

# How should "carrier detection" be done?  "on", "off", "dsr"
# "DSR" can be used when a cable or OS doesn't correctly provide CD
#	Default is "on"
#carrier-detect=dsr

# How many seconds should the DTR be held down during initialization?
#	Default is "0.5"
#dtrtime=1.5

## As an example, this is what a regular external modem might look like,
## with no special settings:
##
#[modem:sportster]
#dev	= /dev/modem

## As an example, this is what a directly attached paging terminal
## might look like:
##
#[modem:direct]
#carrier-detect=off
#dtrtime=0
#init=""
#initok=""
#dial=""
#dialok=""
#dev=/dev/serial


#########################
# Paging central section
#	each section should be called "pc" (e.g. "[pc:ameritech]")
#########################
#[pc:example]
# Is this PC enabled?  Set to false to stop processing a PC, for example
#	Default is "true"
#enabled= false

# This PC's protocol-level debugging.
#	Default is "false"
#debug	= true

# Email address that page emails claims to be coming from.
#	Default is unset, and will fall back to the global "page-daemon" setting
#
#page-daemon = someone@other.place

# Will page-daemon be Cc'd on email failures for this PC?
#	Default is unset, and will fall back to global "cc-on-error" setting
#cc-on-error = true

# Should page senders be notified about permanent failures?
#	Default is unset; will fall back to global option
#fail-notify = false

# Page senders should be notified every Xth temporary failure.
# (0 means 'never')
#	Default is unset; will fall back to global option
#tempfail-notify-after=10

# How many times does a page hit a temporary error before failing forever?
#	Default is unset; will fall back to global option
#max-tempfail=50

# Command to run after each successful or failed page, overrides global
#	Default is unset
#	Command gets contents of page on stdin, and 2 command line
#	parameters:
#		arg 1: status (0=page failed, 1=page succeeded)
#		arg 2: page alias (who was paged)
#
#completion-cmd = "/usr/local/bin/page-sent"

# If for some reason you need to override the default list of modems,
# do it here.
#	Default is all available modems.
#modems	= sportster

# If you need specific communication settings for this PC, they go here.
#	Defaults are data=7, parity=even, stop=1, flow=rts,
#                    baud=115200, strict-parity=false
#data	       = 8
#parity	       = none
#stop	       = 1
#flow	       = soft
#baud	       = 9600
#strict-parity = true

# What areacode is this PC in?  If unset, the modem won't match areacodes
#	Default is unset
#areacode= 312

# What phone number to reach this PC at.
#	Default is "", so you better fill one in
#phonenum= 5149243

# How many pages can be sent in each session with this PC?
#	Default is 0 (unlimited)
#maxpages=12

# How many blocks can be sent in each session with this PC?
#	Default is 0 (unlimited)
#maxblocks=60

# How many characters can be sent in each page for this PC? (For UCP, not TAP)
#	Default is 1024
#maxchars=300

# How many characters per block are allowed during TAP transmission?
# The protocol normally has this at "250" (due to the 256 limit, and
# encoding requires 6 chars).  Making this higher than 250 isn't sensible,
# but some TAPs need it smaller.
#	Default is "250"
#chars-per-block=230

# How many times are we allowed to split up a page that exceeds the
# max chars limit?  (For example, if maxchars was "100" and maxsplits was
# "5" and someone sent a 2000 character page, sendpage would generate
# five 100-character pages before cutting off the page.)
#	Default is "6"
#maxsplits=2

# Which TAP protocol to use.  Should be one of "PG1", "PG3", or "UCP"
#   Regular TAP PagingCentrals are "PG1".
#   UCP PagingCentrals will need "UCP".
# If you had a "pet3" style PC before, this needs to be "PG3"
#	Default is "PG1"
#proto=PG3

# How many fields does the PC expect to be getting during Block Transmission?
# If you had a "pet3" style PC before, this needs to be "3".
#	Default is "2"
#fields=3

# What is the password for accessing this Paging Central?
#	Default is "000000".  Shouldn't be more than 6 characters.
#password=123456

# Should we assume strict TAP protocol, and require CR before each answer?
# If you can set this to true, do so, as it makes textual response codes
# easier to read.  However, very few PCs use those codes, and very few
# PCs have correctly implemented strict TAP, so it's unlikely you want this. 
#	Default is "false"
#stricttap=true

# Characters less than 0x20 are allowed in a block's field?
# If you can set this, it makes pages prettier (can send tabs, newlines,
# etc), but some PCs really don't like this.  See 'esc' and 'lfok' options.
#	Default is "false"
#ctrl=true

# Can characters less than 0x20 be escaped, as in TAP spec 1.8?
# If you can't set "ctrl" to true, see if this one set to true works.
#	Default is "false"
#esc=true

# Is LF explicitly allowed by this PC? (only useful if "ctrl=false")
# 	Default is "false"
#lfok=true

# Can fields be split across blocks?
#	Default is "true"
#fieldsplits=false

# How many seconds to wait before sending CR when waiting for the ID= tag?
#	Default is "2", from the T1 of the TAP protocol
#answerwait=10

# How many retries to allow before giving up waiting for the ID= tag?
#	Default is "3", from the N3 of the TAP protocol
#answerretries=3

# How many seconds before we giving up trying to dial this PC?
#	Default is whatever the modem's dialwait is
#dialwait=20

# How many seconds should this PC wait between queue scans?
#	Default is "20"
#rundelay=10


## I have a skytel that only works in Illinois, and I've only called this
## number from chicago, but I think it's valid as a national TAP access
## number.
#[pc:skytel]
#areacode=800
#phonenum=7596366
#stricttap=true

## I have a nextel that should work Nationally, but I've only called this
## number from Chicago, while I was IN Chicago with the NexTel.
#[pc:nextel]
#areacode=312
#phonenum=9076683
#stricttap=true

## This is the BellSouth RIM pager
#[pc:rim-pager]
#areacode=800
#phonenum=868-2835
#stricttap=true


###################
# Recipients
#	This section starts with "recip".  (e.g. "[recip:cook]")
#	Sorry this section is so clunky...
#
#	'email-cc' will get passed down to an expanding alias.  For
#	example, look at the "[recip:cook]" below.  I have an email-cc,
#	and it'll stick with the recip alias, even though it finally
#	expands the "dest" to be "cook_ameritech".  Did that make any sense?
#
#	dest:		Where to send the page.  Either PIN@paging-central, or
#			another recip name.
#	email-cc:	Where to send an email CC of the page
#		
###################

# My three pagers
#[recip:cook_ameritech]
#dest	=	1234567@ameritech
#[recip:cook_nextel]
#dest	=	1234567@nextel
#[recip:cook_skytel]
#dest	=	1234567@skytel
#[recip:cook]
#dest	=	cook_ameritech
#email-cc=	cook@cpoint.net

# Paul's nextel
#[recip:pholcomb]
#dest	=	1234567@nextel

# A group alias for Paul and me
#[recip:oncall]
#dest	=	cook, pholcomb
#email-cc=	qpoint@cpoint.net