# File:		CallerID.cfg
# Author:	Angus McIntyre <angus@pobox.com>
# Date:		04.07.1999
# Updated:	27.08.2000

# This file should consist of a list of lines of the form
#
#	set	setting		value
#
# where 'setting' is one of the recognised settings names.
# The settings are:
#
#	setting			type				meaning
#	-----------		------------------	----------------------
#	address			a mail address		author address
#	debug			1 or 0				debug on?
#	finger			1 or 0				use 'finger user@host'?
#	fingerall		1 or 0				use 'finger @host'?
#	gethost			1 or 0				look up hosts?
#	logfile			a path				path to log file
#	logformat		a string			what data to log
#	logsize			an integer			max log size in bytes
#	mailer			a path				which mailer to use
#	mailformat		a string			what data to mail
#	mode			log/mail/log mail	how to report
#	redirect		a URL				where to go next
#	rolloversize	an integer			file size after roll
#
# The 'config' setting cannot be specified in a configuration
# file (or at least it can be, but it will be ignored).
#
# Values in the configuration file will override the defaults and
# any arguments passed by the user as part of the URL.

# logfile
#
# Full path to the logfile to which results are to be written.
 
set	logfile		/home/raingod/public_html/logs/CallerIDLog.txt

# address
#
# Address of the person to whom reports should be sent.

set	address		angus@pobox.com

# mode
#
# This can be one of 'log', 'mail', or 'mail log'. If 'log' appears
# in this line, results will be logged to a file. If 'mail' appears,
# results will be mailed to the person indicated.

set	mode		log

# logformat
#
# Information that is to be written out to the logfile. This will be
# a string of lower and uppercase letters. For the full list of 
# options, look at the definition of the $FormatKey variable in the
# script itself.

set	logformat	thaBVOEupgf

# mailformat
#
# Information to be sent by mail. This can be different from the 
# information to be logged.

set mailformat	thaboupgF

# mailer
#
# Path to the mailer to be used by the program.

set	mailer		/usr/sbin/sendmail

# knowncookies
#
# A list of cookies that are known to be set by this domain,
# separated by '|' characters. We need to know this so that
# we can check for possible supercookies.

set	knowncookies	foo|bar|baz