2 # The system variables - those indicated will need to be changed to suit your
3 # circumstances (and callsign)
5 # Copyright (c) 1998 - Dirk Koopman G1TLH
15 @EXPORT_OK = qw($mycall $myname $myalias $mylatitude $mylongtitude $mylocator
16 $myqth $myemail $myprot_version
17 $clusterport $clusteraddr $debugfn
18 $def_hopcount $data $system $cmd
19 $userfn $motd $local_cmd $mybbsaddr
21 $pc50_interval $user_interval
25 # this really does need to change for your system!!!!
31 # Your 'normal' callsign
34 # Your latitude (+)ve = North (-)ve = South in degrees and decimal degrees
35 $mylatitude = +52.68584579;
37 # Your Longtitude (+)ve = East, (-)ve = West in degrees and decimal degrees
38 $mylongitude = +0.94518260;
40 # Your locator (yes I know I can calculate it - eventually)
41 $mylocator = "JO02LQ";
44 $myqth = "East Dereham, Norfolk";
47 $myemail = "djk\@tobit.co.uk";
50 $mybbsaddr = "G1TLH\@GB7TLH.#35.GBR.EU";
52 # the default language (the key used must match the one in the Messages file)
55 # the tcp address of the cluster this can be an address of an ethernet port
56 # but this is more secure. For normal use this will be fine.
57 $clusteraddr = "localhost";
59 # the port number of the cluster (just leave this, unless it REALLY matters to you)
62 # your favorite way to say 'Yes'
65 # your favorite way to say 'No'
68 # the interval between unsolicited prompts if not traffic
69 $user_interval = 11*60;
74 # system files live in
75 $system = "$root/sys";
77 # command files live in
80 # local command files live in (and overide $cmd)
81 $localcmd = "$root/local_cmd";
83 # where the user data lives
84 $userfn = "$data/users";
86 # the "message of the day" file
90 @debug = qw(chan state msg cron connect);