spider/perl/DXVars.pm.issue
djk 9da1742219 1. added grepdbg program (so you can search your debug files and get times
and dates of incidents).
2. Moved DXVars.pm to DXVars.pm.issue to force new users to cp it to their
local directory.
3. added $allowzero to DXProt to allow thru PC19s with zero protocol versions.
1999-06-15 09:19:17 +00:00

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#
# The system variables - those indicated will need to be changed to suit your
# circumstances (and callsign)
#
# Copyright (c) 1998 - Dirk Koopman G1TLH
#
# $Id$
#
package main;
require Exporter;
@ISA = qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT_OK = qw($mycall $myname $myalias $mylatitude $mylongtitude $mylocator
$myqth $myemail $myprot_version
$clusterport $clusteraddr $debugfn
$def_hopcount $data $system $cmd
$userfn $motd $local_cmd $mybbsaddr
$lang
$pc50_interval $user_interval
);
# this really does need to change for your system!!!!
$mycall = "GB7DJK";
# your name
$myname = "Dirk";
# Your 'normal' callsign
$myalias = "G1TLH";
# Your latitude (+)ve = North (-)ve = South in degrees and decimal degrees
$mylatitude = +52.68584579;
# Your Longtitude (+)ve = East, (-)ve = West in degrees and decimal degrees
$mylongitude = +0.94518260;
# Your locator (yes I know I can calculate it - eventually)
$mylocator = "JO02LQ";
# Your QTH (roughly)
$myqth = "East Dereham, Norfolk";
# Your e-mail address
$myemail = "djk\@tobit.co.uk";
# Your BBS addr
$mybbsaddr = "G1TLH\@GB7TLH.#35.GBR.EU";
# the default language (the key used must match the one in the Messages file)
$lang = 'en';
# the tcp address of the cluster this can be an address of an ethernet port
# but this is more secure. For normal use this will be fine.
$clusteraddr = "localhost";
# the port number of the cluster (just leave this, unless it REALLY matters to you)
$clusterport = 27754;
# your favorite way to say 'Yes'
$yes = 'Yes';
# your favorite way to say 'No'
$no = 'No';
# the interval between unsolicited prompts if not traffic
$user_interval = 11*60;
# data files live in
$data = "$root/data";
# system files live in
$system = "$root/sys";
# command files live in
$cmd = "$root/cmd";
# local command files live in (and overide $cmd)
$localcmd = "$root/local_cmd";
# where the user data lives
$userfn = "$data/users";
# the "message of the day" file
$motd = "$data/motd";
# are we debugging ?
@debug = ('chan', 'state', 'msg', 'cron');