;
; PROLON.CNF - ProLogon 1.0á configuration file (1-5-90 and later)
;
; Com port driver - INTERRUPT or BIOS
INTERRUPT
;
;
; Option Keywords
;
DAILY_TIME_LEVEL 100    ;exclude all security level 100 and higher
                        ;users from daily time limits.

EXPIRE_DAYS 365         ;number of days before expiration for new users

;COMMON_DIR L:\PROD      ;common directory for display files
                        ;default is to use current directory

DISPLAY_NEWS BOTH       ;DISPLAY_NEWS ON causes internal display of
                        ;conference news, but defeats the initial "scan
                        ;for personal mail" prompt.
                        ;DISPLAY_NEWS OFF causes prologon to trigger a
                        ;news display and personal mail scan when
                        ;ProDoor is first opened.
                        ;DISPLAY_NEWS BOTH causes internal display of
                        ;conference news, and also signals ProDoor to
                        ;perform the "personal mail" scan when first opened.

FORCE_MONITOR OFF       ;FORCE_MONITOR ON causes ProLogon to stay in the
                        ;Node Monitor display instead of the normal
                        ;control panel.

RING_COUNT 1            ;controls the number of telephone rings required
                        ;before the modem is commanded to answer the phone.

;
;
; Door control lines:  Format of each door control line is:
;    LEVEL DOORMENU DOORLIST {*}INIT_DEFAULT {*}RET_DEFAULT
;
; Where:
;    LEVEL          is the user's security level for this control line
;
;    DOORMENU       is the full path and filename of the door menu
;    DOORLIST       is the full path and filename of the doors.dat file
;
;    INIT_DEFAULT   is the initial default door command after logon.
;                   begin with '*' to force this option without prompting.
;                   begin with '**' to force option and prevent user from
;                   over-riding with command stack.
;
;    RET_DEFAULT    is the default door command after return from a door.
;                   begin with '*' to force this option without prompting.
;                   begin with '**' to force option and prevent user from
;                   over-riding with command stack.
;
; If no matching security level is found, the LAST door control line will
; be used.  This allows you to have a "default" door system for most users,
; and additional special door control lines for specific levels.
;
; Examples:
;    50 c:\pcb\gen\doors c:\pcb\main\doors.dat *1 *G
;       This door control line applies to security level 50 users.
;       It displays the c:\pcb\gen\doors door menu, uses the
;       file c:\pcb\main\doors.dat to control actual doors,
;       forces the caller initially into door 1.  On return from
;       door 1, the 'G'oodbye command is forced.
;
;    2 L:\pcb\gen\doors2 L:\pcb\main\doors.dat **S 1
;       forces into system for scripts, disables user over-riding
;       's' option with command stack, later gives default of door 1


; new users - forces into door#15 for registration script, disables user
;             over-riding '15' option with command stack, later forces
;             caller offline if not upgraded by door 15.
2 L:\pcb\gen\doors2 L:\pcb\main\doors.dat **15 *G

; sysop local login - force door 10, later default to door 1
;120 L:\pcb\gen\doors L:\pcb\main\doors.dat *10 1

; normal users - forces door 1 initially, then defaults to (g)oodbye
; (since this is the last door control line it applies to all other levels)
10 L:\pcb\gen\doors L:\pcb\main\doors.dat *1 G