C SITE_SPECIFIC.DEF

C
C Definitions for configuration items. These MUST be modified for your
C site. 
C

C Your site name.
C The logical name ARPANET_HOST_NAME must be defined for VNEWS to run;
C it uses it to figure out what your address is.  Quality TCP/IP packages
C will have taken care of this for you.
C

C
C Choice of editor. 
C VNEWS will use Callable EDT by default.  You can define the logical
C names NNTP_VISUAL, NNTP_EDITOR, or MAIL$EDIT to change the editor
C behavior.  To get TPU, define NNTP_VISUAL as CALLABLE_TPU. 
C 
	VisualEditor = 'CALLABLE_EDT'

C Your name.
C VNEWS will try to look at the logical name NNTP_NAME.  If that doesn't
C exist, it will look in MAILUAF for your personal name.  If that's not
C there, it will use the OWNER field from the SYSUAF.  If that's too
C short, it will use your USERNAME.

C Your reply address.
C VNEWS will try to look at the logical name NNTP_REPLY.  If that
C exists, it will put in the appropriate header lines.  You would
C want to use this if your electronic mail address is different from
C the address of the system you post from.

C Your Organization.
C If the logical name NNTP_ORGANIZATION is defined, VNEWS will use that
C for the Organization.  If not, it will use the constant hard coded
C below:
C
        Organization = 
	1	'University of Arizona MIS Department - Mosaic Group'

C
C Your Mailer.
C If the logical name NNTP_MAILPOSTER is defined, VNEWS will use that
C when trying to respond to message.  If not, it will use the constant
C hard coded below:
C
	Mailer = 'SMTP%'
C
C Your News Server.
C If your news server is an IP host, put its DNS name in the hard-coded
C constant below.  If you think that name service lookups are evil,
C then put the IP address in (dotted notation: 128.196.40.3).  IF YOU'RE
C USING DECNET, then you have to tell VNEWS by putting two colons after
C the node name of the server.  (example: CARAT::)  
C If the logical name NNTP_SERVER exists, it will override this value.
C 
	NNTP_Server = 'news.telcom.arizona.edu'
C
C Your DECnet task.
C If you're using DECNET, you may not have the object called "NNTP"
C on the server.  In that case, redefine the logical name 
C NNTP_TASK to be whatever object is appropriate.  Remember to
C put the "=" at the end of your task name.
C
	DECNET_Task = 'NNTP='
C
C Your printer.
C VNEWS will try to print things as directed by the hard coded 
C constant below.  If, on the other hand,
C you don't like SYS$PRINT, you can define the logical name
C NNTP_NEWS_PRINT to be a valid print command, for example:
C $ ASSIGN "print/q=house_g/param=num=2" NNTP_NEWS_PRINT
C
	PrintCommand = 'PRINT/NOTIFY/DELETE SYS$LOGIN:NEWS_PRINT.TXT'

C
C Your destination set.
C You should list the valid destinations for your site here.
C
        Dst_Fld = 'local, ua, usa, na, world'

C
C Your default distribution.  If the user types nothing when asked
C for distributions, he will get this.  This better be a subset of
C the list in Dst_Fld.
C
	DefaultDistribution = 'world'
C
C Authinfo information.
C As of NNTP 1.5.9, the server allows a poster (requires, actually) to
C have authorization to use the server.  This consists of a username
C and password, which get looked up by the server in /etc/passwd. 
C There's no easy way to tell if a server wants authinfo (although
C NNTP itself puts [AUTH] in the "hello" line, so we send it anyway,
C and hope that the server at the other end will either do a (500)
C (illegal command) or accept it, and not crash.  
C
	Authinfo_User = 'JMS'
	Authinfo_Pass = '117'

C 
C Your timezone.
C You should put your timezone in here, preferably in the format
C +/-HHMM where HHMM is hours and minutes off of GMT.  Arizona
C is -0700; California is usually -0800; Central Standard is -0600;
C Eastern Standard is -0500.  If you don't like that, then you
C can put in the 'named' version of your timezone, which is not
C liked by some news software, such as MST, PST, PDT, etc.  
C
C If your network software supplies a timezone in a logical name
C (right now, I check MULTINET and JNET), then you don't have to
C worry about changing timezones all the time.  Otherwise, you'll
C have to create a NNTP_TIMEZONE logical name which has your
C timezone in it. 
C
	Timezone = '-0700'		! Mountain Standard Time, MST

C
C The directory in which XX.NEWSRC should live. 
C Normally, this is SYS$LOGIN.  If you think that you should have
C this in some other directory, redefine the logical name
C NNTP_NEWSRC_LOCATION to be something else.  
C
	NewsRC_Loc = 'SYS$LOGIN:'