/* ** @(#)rkive.h.dst 2.3 5/9/91 ** ** This is the rkive source configuration header file. ** Please examine and change to suite your own site's needs.. ** */ /* ** The default owner, group and modes of the archived files ** need to be stated below. The values are only used if the ** appropriate values are not in the configuration file. */ #define OWNER 0 #define GROUP 3 #define MODES 0444 #define DIR_MODE 0775 /* directory creation modes */ /* ** If you have a smart mailer that supports a "-s subject" command ** and you wish to have the subject line added when archived mail ** is sent, define SUBJECT_LINE. */ #define SUBJECT_LINE #ifdef SUBJECT_LINE #define MAIL "/usr/ucb/Mail" /* mail program to use */ # ifdef NOTDEF # define MAIL "/usr/local/bin/elm" # define MAIL "/usr/bin/mailx" /* mail program to use */ # define MAIL "/usr/local/bin/mush" # endif /*NOTDEF*/ #else #define MAIL "/bin/mail" /* mail program to use */ #endif /* ** The PROBLEMS_DIR is the default directory to use in the event ** problems are encountered such as duplicate article names and ** the execution flags do not specify overwriting. ** ** The new, inbound article is stored in the PROBLEMS_DIR in the ** problems_dir/newsgroup/volume/filename so that the administrator ** can review and fix the problem whenever time becomes available... ** ** The PROBLEMS_DIR define is used only if the administrator has not ** specified the PROBLEMS path variable inside of the LOCATION ** (config) file. */ #define PROBLEMS_DIR "/usenet/problems" /* ** Home directory for news */ #define SPOOLDIR "/usr/spool/news" /* ** Location of the default rkive configuration file. */ #define LOCATION "/usr/local/lib/rkive/rkive.cf" /* ** Defines to control the handling of repostings. ** ** ADD_REPOST_SUFFIX && REPOST_SUFFIX ** ** If ADD_REPOST_SUFFIX is defined, all reposts will have the ** string specified in REPOST_SUFFIX appended to the archive ** filename so that a repost of elm/part07 would appear in ** the archive as elm/part07-repost prior to any compression. ** ** CAUTION: This should *not* be used on a filesystem with ** 14 character file name limits. If you are going ** to be making your archive available to the general ** community do *not* use this. The portability of ** filenames is greatly reduced. This has been added ** with much hesitation. The rational was that there ** was no reason to punish/limit the functionality ** just because of limitations of a specific "brand" ** of unix and since that "brand" was correcting its ** "error" in the future, why not put it in now ? ** This is not a configuration item on a per newsgroup ** basis. It might be useful for Historical archiving ** using only Volume/Issue archiving with no COMPRESSION. ** ** MV_ORIGINAL ** The original article is placed into a "original" directory in ** the problems directory (if duplicated). The inbound reposted ** article is placed into the archive in the correct position. ** ** No Reposting Defines specified: ** The inbound article would be placed into the archive in the ** correct position only if the initial article is not in the archive. ** Otherwise the reposted article is placed in the problems directory ** as a normal duplicate article is now. */ #undef ADD_REPOST_SUFFIX #define MV_ORIGINAL #ifdef ADD_REPOST_SUFFIX #define REPOST_SUFFIX "-repost" #endif /* ** If you wish your volume directories to be Volume, VOL, vOLuMe ** or any other such nonsense, change the VOLUME define below. */ #define VOLUME "volume" /* ** Very small change to construct change the volume directory names ** from "volume1" to "volume01". In this manner all of the archive ** volume directories appear in lexical order instead of jumbled ** together in directory listings. This option was "requested"... */ #undef ZEROFILL /* ** If you wish to have the headers "trimmed" when the file is archived, ** assure that REDUCE_HEADERS is defined. Currenlty all header lines that ** are not either; ** From:, Newsgroups:, Subject:, Message-ID: Approved:, and Date: ** will be removed. See news_arc.c if you wish to add or subtract header ** lines to keep. This can produce a savings of between 200 to 500 bytes ** per archived article. */ #undef REDUCE_HEADERS /* ** The following define specifies a default format for generating ** index file records in the event that there is no index format ** specified for either the newsgroup or for the global default. ** See article.1 for a discussion of the different types of selection ** characters available for use in the format specifications. */ #define DEFAULT_INDEX_FORMAT "%B\t%S" /* ** The following define specifies a default format for generating ** log file records in the event that there is no log format ** specified for either the newsgroup or for the global default. */ #define DEFAULT_LOG_FORMAT "%O\t%T" /* ** The ifdef NO_MONTH_DIR is used to decide which way Chronological ** archives are to be stored. By default for format is something like ** ** /usenet/alt/sources/volume89/Jun/890629.01 ** ** If you wish not to have the month directory, define NO_MONTH_DIR ** and the archives will be stored as ** ** /usenet/alt/sources/volume89/890629.01 */ #undef NO_MONTH_DIR /* ** Which mkdir function do you want to use ? ** ** Define MKDIR if there is a mkdir() function in your ** system library (AT&T 5.2 or earlier systems are probably ** out of luck..) ** ** Define USE_SYSMKDIR if you wish to system off /bin/mkdir. ** ** If you do not define either, the function makedir will ** create the directory itself. PLEASE ASSURE THAT IT WILL ** WORK FOR YOUR SYSTEM PRIOR TO USING IT... (Should work on ** System 5.3 and prior SYSV systems.) */ #undef USE_SYSMKDIR /**/ #define MKDIR /**/ /********************************************************************** ******************* NO CHANGES REQUIRED PAST HERE ******************* **********************************************************************/ /* ** check to assure repost defines are in order... */ #if defined(ADD_REPOST_SUFFIX) + defined(MV_ORIGINAL) > 1 #include "ERROR - Can only specify a maximum of one way to handle reposts!" #endif /* ** check to assure mkdir defines are in order... */ #if defined(MKDIR) + defined(USE_SYSMKDIR) > 1 #include "ERROR - Can only specify a maximum of one way to make directories!" #endif #include int fprintf(); /* ** Standard stuff */ #ifndef TRUE #define TRUE 1 #endif #ifndef FALSE #define FALSE 0 #endif /* ** The MAXNAMLEN define is here for systems such as SCO ** that have MAXNAMLEN in other then dirent.h ** Samuel Lam */ #ifndef MAXNAMLEN #define MAXNAMLEN 255 #endif /* ** retrieve_article() return values */ #define ERROR_ENCOUNTERED -1 #define DONE 0 #define RETRIEVED 1 /* ** retrieve_article() from defines */ #define FROM_DISK 0 #define FROM_NAME 1 #define FROM_BATCHFILE 2 #define FROM_STDIN 3 #ifdef NNTP # define FROM_NNTP 4 #endif /*NNTP*/ /* ** archive type defines ** ** These defines are used to determine which type of archiving ** methods the administrator has requested for the newsgroup. ** */ #define ARCHIVE_NAME 0 /* Archive as "elm/part03" */ /* and moderator info also. */ #define VOLUME_ISSUE 1 /* Archive as "v16i003" */ #define ARTICLE_NUMBER 2 /* Archive with same name */ /* as the file to archive */ #define CHRONOLOGICAL 3 /* Archive as "890619002" */ /* or YYMMDDIII format */ #define COMP_ARCHIVES 4 /* Archive for comp.archives*/ #define EXTERNAL_COMMAND 5 /* Archive by piping the */ /* articles to the external */ /* command specified int the*/ /* rkive.cf file. */ #define ONLY_ARCHIVE_NAME 6 /* Archive as "elm/part03" */ #define MAXMATCHLEN 10000 /* Length for Match-expression. */ /* ** patch handling type defines ** ** These defines are used to determine which type of ** method the administrator has requested for the the ** handling of patches received in the newsgroup. ** */ #define HISTORICAL 0 /* Archive as normally done. */ #define PACKAGE 1 /* Archive patches in the directory */ /* containing the initial posting. */ struct group_archive { int owner; /* owner id of the archive files */ int group; /* group id of the archive files */ int modes; /* modes of the stored archive files */ int type; /* Type of archiving to be used. */ /* 0 = Archive-Name */ /* 1 = Volume-Issue */ /* 2 = Article-Number */ /* 3 = Chronological */ /* 4 = Comp-Archives */ /* 5 = External-Command */ int patch_type; /* Method of handling patches. */ /* 0 = Historical */ /* 1 = Package */ char *ng_name; /* Newsgroup to be archived. */ char *ng_path; /* Path to archive's base directory. */ char *location; /* Path to archive's base directory. */ char *arc_done; /* Archive's .archived already file */ char *mail_list; /* List of users to mail when new */ /* members are added to the archive. */ char *logfile; /* Path to archive specific log file */ char *index; /* Path to archive specific index. */ char *patchlog; /* Path to archive's patches log. */ char *logformat; /* Format of the logfile entry. */ char *indformat; /* Format of the index entry. */ char *compress; /* Command line to use to compress */ /* new archive members, optional. */ char *arch_command; /* Command line to use to archive */ /* the articles in the newsgroup. */ char *checkhash; /* Command line to use to test */ /* articles for transit damage. */ char *match; /* Match-expression */ #ifdef NNTP char *nntp; /* Name of system with nntp server */ #endif /*NNTP*/ }; #ifdef TEMPNAM extern char *tempnam(); #endif