yaps.rc

使用Modem发送网上传呼

#	-*- sh -*-
#
#	General yaps example configuration file
#
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#	global section			#
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#
#	This is a comma seperated list of available services. This
#	is required for autodetect the matching service for a
#	pager-id
services	D1,D2,E+
+services	Telmi,Telmi-Fun,Telmi-Family,Telmi-Top,Telmi-Pro
+services	Skyper,Quix
#
#	This is the default caller-id. If the protocol/service allowes
#	it, this is inserted in the message (and the receiver gets this
#	as the sender's number)
call-id		[phone]
#
#	If you forget to sign your message, you can automatically append
#	this string to each message.
signature	(It's me!)
#
#	You can either switch the use of the signature here on for all
#	services or in each service section for that particular service.
use-signature	True
#
#	To get more verbose output when running yaps increase this value.
#	Currently 4 is the highest supported value.
verbose		0
#
#	If you'd like to log every sending session define this. It should
#	point to a writeable file. If you install the software setgid, then
#	change the group of this file to the same yaps uses and make it
#	group writeable.
logfile		/var/log/yaps.log
#
#	A comma seperated list of modem sections. You can also define this
#	in each service section.
modems		standard
#
#	some global defaults for the serial interface (even if the most
#	protocols are assuming 7e1, these settings seem to work well)
speed		38400
bits-per-byte	8
parity		none
stopbits	1

#
#	To calculate the cost for each call, you can define some globales
#	here and do the fine tuning in each protocol
cost	cost=0.12,unit=DM,remainder=2,dial-overhead=13

#
#	These are two example of internal conversion tables. The can be
#	used using the `convert' entry (see below).
cv-default	{