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   On Thu, 16 May 2024 16:45:28 -0300, Flavio Bessa -> All wrote:   
      
    FB> I am going through the .ctl file configuration, but I am stuck now at   
    FB> the final section of the file:   
      
    FB> ; Your region source data goes here.   
      
   Under data, that would be your RC entry for the nodelist.   
      
    FB> Node   ; node files must precede any network   
   files   
    FB> Node   ; (unless it is your intent to move an   
    FB>                                 ;  independant node into someone's net on   
    FB>                                 ;  on the sly)   
      
   These would be your RIN nodes.   
      
    FB> Net       ; either generic or explicit file name, but must   
    FB> Net       ; match convention used by Net.   
    FB> Net    ; if not "net/0"   
    FB> Net     
    FB> ;      etc.   
      
   These are your nets. The  would basically be an include file if you   
   get net segments sent to you, or even if you keep your nets in separate files.   
      
    FB> Would anyone have any examples that I could find? This is to automate   
    FB> the maintenance of my R80.   
      
   data   
      
   Region,11,Midwest_USA,Pewaukee_WI,Nicholas_Boel,-Unpublished-,30   
   ,CM,INA:binkp.pharcyde.org,IBN   
      
   files   
      
   net 104 net104.txt   
   net 114 net114.txt   
   net 120 net120.txt   
   net 128 net128.txt   
   net 154 net154.txt   
   net 220 net220.txt   
   net 226 net226.txt   
   net 227 net227.txt   
   net 2320 net2320.txt   
      
   There is a fairly plain example. I have NCs who send their segments to me as   
   the filenames listed above. When they're detected in my inbound by binkd,   
   they're moved to the "received" directory for makenl, and with the above   
   settings makenl will know to process those files if they reside in the   
   'received' directory.   
      
   Once makenl is done, the 'data' line, along with all of the files below the   
   'files' line are appended together into one file, region11.xxx.   
      
   Hope that helps!   
      
   Regards,   
   Nick   
      
   ... Take my advice, I don't use it anyway.   
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