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# FILE..........: routes
# AUTHOR........: Alexander V. Shturm
# COPYRIGHT.....: (C) 1993, SuperPhysica Center, St.-Petersburg, Russia.
# VERSION.......: 1.00 [beta]
# DESCRIPTION...: WinUUCP Communications Routing Table
# HISTORY.......: DATE     COMMENT
#                 -------- ----------------------------------------------
#                 01-02-93 Last Format Update.
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# Domain Pattern        Metric   Path+Flags

#myhost.uucp             0        @
#my.domain.org           0        @

#my.boss.domain.org      20       bosshost!/S

#*                       50       defhost!

# =======================================================================
#
# ==> Pattern:
#       a method to determine further path for specified domain.
#
#  1. If a pattern is without leading asterisk, its entry needs
#     exact compare with domain.
#  2. The asterisk means "any subdomains may correspond to this position".
#     Asterisk may be only in first position.
#
# ==> Metrics:  (isn't supported now)
#       a relative estimation of the cost of transmission by this way.
#
# ==> Path:
#       a further path (from our host) of the message.
#
#  1. "@" - route the message via local host (leave only user name).
#  2. "-" - prohibit routing for this pattern.
#  3. a message will be directed to first host of the path,
#     other hosts will be added to the address.
#
# ==> Flags:
#       a method to modify the way the mailer uses to route messages.
#
#  1. /S - cut off the @domain part from the address, leave only user name.
#          This is useful for "silly" systems (UUCP-only, for instance).
#  2. /F - don't generate "... remote from ..." in the first line "From".
#          Useful for gates to other networks. (?)
#  3. /I - run session immediately. (isn't supported yet)
#  4. /B - send via BathMail. (isn't supported yet)
#
#  NOTE: In the case of routing table definition error(s), a letter
#        describing the error(s) will be sent to system administrator.
#        Such a letter will be generated every time you run the mailer.
#
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