of all HTML pages, and in the # Subject and Body of generated e-mail messages when a new user registers. $global_page_title = 'WS Mail'; # $mail_file is the | (pipe) delimited flatfile database consisting of # e-mail addresses and names. # Example database record: susan@cgicentral.net|Susan Smith $mail_file = 'WebStore.list'; # When $server_includes = '1', ws_mail.cgi is being called using a # server side include exec command: # #  # # The path to ws_mail.cgi supplied in the exec SSI is "relative to" # the location of the HTML document containing the exec command. # The mailing list registration form is printed to the HTML document # within opening and closing <CENTER> tags. # Using an exec SSI (server side include) prohibits the printing of # the HTML document's opening <HTML>, <TITLE>, and <BODY> tags. # It also prohibits the printing of the HTML document's closing # </BODY> and </HTML> tags. # If you use SSI, the setup file in which $server_includes = '1' must # be defined in $default_setup_file located at the top of ws_mail.cgi # in the DEFINE VARIABLES section. # When $server_includes = '0', ws_mail.cgi is being called without the # use of SSI. The entire HTML document is generated by ws_mail.cgi for # mailing list registration. $server_includes = '0'; # 0 = Not using server side includes # 1 = Using server side includes # After a subscriber submits his name and e-mail address for addition in # your mailing list, he is sent to the HTML page defined in $link_page. # $link_page is an absolute URL which must point to an HTML file, # either .htm or .html file extension. # When WS Mail is called from an HTML page within the WebStore environment, # and your server supplies $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'} (referring web page), # and a name=value pair for cart_id= is present in the query string, # subscribers will return to the WebStore application: # # <A HREF="ws_mail.cgi?cart_id=">Join our Mailing List</A> # # If your server does not supply $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'}, you must add a # name=value pair for link_page= to the WS Mail query string in order to # return clients to the WebStore application: # # ws_mail.cgi?link_page=http://www.YourDomain.xxx/Web_store/ws400CS.cgi&cart_id= # # If you do not supply a name=value pair for link_page=, subscribers will # be returned to the HTML page defined in $link_page. # When WS Mail is called from outside the WebStore environment, subscribers # are returned to the HTML page defined in $link_page: # # <A HREF="ws_mail.cgi">Join our Mailing List</A> # $link_page must be properly defined or the script will generate a # "Configuration Error" message when accessing the subscription form. $link_page = 'http://www.ratite.com/400CS/Html/response.ws_mail.html'; # $signature is the signature used in messages sent to new subscribers and # in messages sent to the entire mailing list. # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ ~~FULL~~ and ~~EMAIL~~ found in $signature # will be replaced with: # # ~~FIRST~~ Subscriber's first name # ~~FULL~~ Subscriber's full name # ~~EMAIL~~ Subscriber's e-mail address # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ in $signature are replaced with the full name # of the subscriber instead of the first name if the full name ends in Co, # Company, Corp, Corporation, Inc, or Incorporated (case insensitive, optional # trailing period). # Setting $signature = '' disables printing the Signature <TEXTAREA> input # on the Send Mail form of the administrative interface. $signature = qq! Cordially, RDC Software Route 3, Box 29B Phone: 936.687.2400 Grapeland, Texas Fax: 936.687.9057 http://www.ratite.com !; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $signature # $email_subject is the SUBJECT of the e-mail sent to new subscribers to # your mailing list. # Setting $email_subject = '' or $register_msg = '' (below) disables # sending auto-response e-mail messages to new subscribers. $email_subject = 'Welcome To WebStore\'s Mailing List'; # $register_msg is the auto-response message sent to new subscribers to # your mailing list. # You may personalize the text in $register_msg by including the subscriber's # name and e-mail address. # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ ~~FULL~~ and ~~EMAIL~~ found in $message_header # will be replaced with: # # ~~FIRST~~ Subscriber's first name # ~~FULL~~ Subscriber's full name # ~~EMAIL~~ Subscriber's e-mail address # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ in $register_msg are replaced with the full name # of the subscriber instead of the first name if the full name ends in Co, # Company, Corp, Corporation, Inc, or Incorporated (case insensitive, optional # trailing period). # $signature near the bottom of $register_msg is the contents of $signature # (above) in this file. # Space the contents of $register_msg as you would like it to appear in the # auto-response e-mail message sent to new subscribers. # The script removes all leading and trailing whitespace from $register_msg # before adding one blank line to the beginning of $register_msg. No blank # lines are added to the end of $register_msg as it is the end of the BODY # of the auto-response e-mail message sent to new subscribers. # Setting $register_msg = '' or $email_subject = '' (above) disables # sending auto-response e-mail messages to new subscribers. $register_msg = qq! RDC Software - WS Mail DEMO Route 3, Box 29B Grapeland, Texas 75844 Phone: 936.687.2400 Fax: 936.687.9057 ~~FULL~~: Thank you ~~FIRST~~, for joining the WebStore mailing list. NOTE: This is a demonstration of WS Mail in WebStore. Your e-mail address, ~~EMAIL~~, has not been added to an active mailing list. $signature !; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $register_msg # $message_header is printed at the beginning of all messages sent to the # entire mailing list. # You may personalize the text in $message_header by using each member's # name and e-mail address. # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ ~~FULL~~ and ~~EMAIL~~ found in $message_header # will be replaced with: # # ~~FIRST~~ List member's first name # ~~FULL~~ List member's full name # ~~EMAIL~~ List member's e-mail address # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ in $message_header are replaced with the full name # instead of the first name if the full name ends in Co, Company, Corp, # Corporation, Inc, or Incorporated (case insensitive, optional trailing # period). # Space the contents of $message_header as you would like it to appear at # the beginning of email messages sent to the entire list. # The script removes all leading and trailing whitespace from $message_header # before adding one blank line to the beginning of $message_header and two # blank lines to the end of $message_header. # Setting $message_header = '' disables printing $message_header and it's # associated blank lines to e-mail messages sent to the entire list. $message_header = qq! ~~FULL~~: Hello ~~FIRST~~\! Your e-mail address, ~~EMAIL~~, has been added to WebStore's mailing list. This is the demonstration message sent to the entire mailing list. -------------------------------------- End of message header in ws_mail.setup -------------------------------------- !; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $message_header # $return_link_url is an absolute URL link printed at the bottom # of all pages in WS Mail whose format is: # # http://www.YourDomain.xxx/AnyDirectories/Filename.html # # Setting $return_link_url = '' disables printing of this URL. # # $return_link_title is the absolute URL's description. $return_link_url = 'http://www.ratite.com'; $return_link_title = 'Home Page'; # $email_link_url is an e-mail link printed at the bottom of all # pages in WS Mail. # # Setting $email_link_url = '' disables printing of this link. # # $email_link_title is the e-mail link's description. $email_link_url = "WebStore\@ratite.com"; $email_link_title = 'Mail to: '.$email_link_url; #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Administrative Interface #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # If $desc_text = 0, disable printing Help buttons and text instructions. # If $desc_text = 1, print Help button. No text instructions are printed. # If $desc_text = 2, print No Help button. Text instructions are printed. # The value of $desc_text determines the printing of the Help buttons # and the text instructions for the initial printing of the administrative # interface's front page. # When $desc_text equals 1 or 2, the administrator may use the Help and # No Help buttons to print (or disable the printing) of text instructions. # After you become familiar with the operation of WS Mail, removing the # Help buttons and descriptive text will improve throughput. $desc_text = '1'; # $max_retries is the number of sequential nslookup attempts performed on # a domain name known to be in error. If a domain name returns a valid # record using nslookup before the domain's error count reaches the value # of $max_retries, all remaining e-mail addresses with the domain name being # queried will be accepted without performing additional nslookup attempts. $max_retries = '2'; # $message_columns is the number of columns assigned to the Mail Message # <TEXTAREA> input on the Send Mail form. $message_columns also sets the # maximum number of characters per line in messages sent to the mailing list. $message_columns = '70'; # $message_rows is the number of rows assigned to the Mail Message # <TEXTAREA> input on the Send Mail form. $message_rows = '30'; # If $save_MSG_files = 1, MSG (message) files created by the script are saved # in the /Databases/Mail sub-directory after the message has been sent to the # entire mailing list. # If $save_MSG_files = 0, MSG files are deleted when the message has been sent # to the entire mailing list. # The script saves the Subject and Mail Message of the message being sent to # the mailing list in a MSG file whose filename denotes the date, time, and # the mailing list filename the message is being sent to: # # MSG.1998-12-01.08-28-46_PM.WebStore.list # # The first line of MSG files is a 200 character e-mail address buffer which # the script uses to print each e-mail address as it receives the message, # followed by a pipe character: Username@Domain.com| # # If the script process is terminated prematurely for any reason, the MSG # file will allow you to restart sending the message from the exact e-mail # address in the mailing list when the script process was terminated. # No one receives the message twice and everyone receives the message. # # Since the last e-mail address which received the message is stored in the # MSG file's buffer, Send Mail for the message may be restarted by loading # the MSG file and selecting "Sort/Send Mail" or "Send Mail". The script # begins sending the message when the e-mail address stored in the buffer # is found in the mailing list. The next e-mail address in the list is the # first address to receive the message. # # If you should delete the e-mail address from the mailing list which is # stored in the MSG file's buffer before the message is loaded and sent # to the entire list, the message will be sent to everyone in the list. # # When the message has been sent to all e-mail addresses in the mailing list, # the script clears the e-mail address buffer and stores ::entire::| in # column 1 of the buffer when $save_MSG_files = 1. $save_MSG_files = '1'; #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Administrative Interface Security #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # $user_security is the security group assigned to all users when they # register. Security levels can be modified for any user listed in the # user file by removing "add, delete, or modify" from the user's # record. # Valid security attributes are: add delete modify OR admin # "admin" gives full permissions and is equal to "add delete modify" # Security attributes may be listed in any order. # User filename and location: /Web_store/Databases/ws_userfile.users $user_security = 'add delete modify'; # If $allow_register = 0, new user registration is not allowed. # $email_register and $generate_password are also disabled, # regardless of their values in this setup file. # If $allow_register = 1 and $email_register = 0, new user registration # is allowed and users are added immediately to the user database. # If $allow_register = 1 and $email_register = 1, new user registration # is allowed. New user's details are mailed to the database administrator # and must be manually added to the user's database. Add the line # from the administrative e-mail containing the encrypted password # which is labeled "Database Record:" to the user's database. $allow_register = '1'; # 0 $email_register = '0'; # 0 # If $generate_password = 1, the script uses it's password and # encryption routines to generate new user passwords. Password # is mailed to the new user and must be retrieved by the user # before logging in. # If $generate_password = 0, new users are allowed to enter a # password of their choice and may logon immediately. $generate_password = '0'; # 0 # If $allow_search = 1, allow users to search for usernames. # If $allow_search = 0, username search is disabled. $allow_search = '1'; # 1 # If $duplicate_check = 1, the script checks for the possible # duplication of a user's details before registering a new user. # If $duplicate_check = 0, duplicate checking is disabled. $duplicate_check = '1'; # 1 #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Statistics #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # $log_file is the name of the visitior log file. # Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited log file for the first access # to WS Mail consisting of: # # Access Date and Time 21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM # $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'} Type of Browser # $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'} Referring web page # $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} Remote address # $ENV{'REMOTE_HOST'} Remote host # Setting $log_file = '' disables the statistics log file routine. $log_file = 'WSMail_Access.stats'; # $log_file_size = the maximum size of log file before file overwrite occurs. # Setting $log_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the log file. $log_file_size = '25000'; # log file size = 25K # Setting $log_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each # record written to the log file. # Setting $log_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields. Fields are # separated by four spaces. $log_delimiter = ''; # $stat_file is the name of the WS Mail query stat file. # Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited stat file consisting of: # # Access Date and Time 21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM # Setup File Setup filename (file extension truncated) # Request Primary Request (query name=value pair) # $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} Remote address # Process ID Script process ID # Query String name=value pairs present in form POST submissions. # Values for login, password, username, and any # field beginning with cc or chk are replaced with # * (asteriks). Field names are case insensitive. # Setting $stat_file = '' disables the query stat file routine. $stat_file = 'WSMail_Query.stats'; # $stat_file_size = the maximum size of query stat file before file overwrite # occurs. # Setting $stat_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the stat file. $stat_file_size = '50000'; # log file size = 50K # Setting $stat_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each # access record written to the query stat file. # Setting $stat_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields. Fields are # separated by four spaces. $stat_delimiter = ''; #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # HTML Display #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Dimensions of table's borders and space between text and columns can # be modified by adjusting the values of $BORDER and $CELLPADDING. # Setting $BORDER = '0' disables border display on the registration form. $BORDER = '0'; # 0 = No table border (lines) displayed $CELLPADDING = '2'; # 2 = <TABLE> CELLPADDING value # Values for background, bgcolor, text, link, visited link, and active link # are set using $background, $bgcolor, $text_color, $link_color, $vlink_color, # $alink_color respectively. # These variables are set globally in ws_global.setup for use by all scripts # in the WebStore application. # To configure specific colors for WS Mail, remove the pound sign from # column 1 of the variables below and set to the desired value. # Any combination of these variables may be uncommented (pound sign removed). # $background is the filename of the background image stored in the # /Web_store/Graphics sub-directory. # The script determines whether to precede $backgound with $graphics_url # or $ssl_graphics_url depending on the setting of $ssl_url and by including # a name=value pair for 'use_ssl' in the query string of the URL accessing # ws_mail.cgi: ws_mail.cgi?use_ssl=Y. Under most conditions, WS Mail # is accessed without the use of SSL. # # $graphics_url/$background OR $ssl_graphics_url/$background # Setting any of these variables = '' disables printing their respective # attribute within the opening <BODY> tag of WS Mail generated HTML pages. # $background = ''; $bgcolor = '#F0F8FF'; # Aliceblue # $text_color = '#000000'; # Black # $link_color = '#0000FF'; # Blue # $vlink_color = '#0000A0'; # Dark Blue # $alink_color = '#FF0000'; # Red # $header_text is the text displayed in the table header of the registration # form. $header_text = 'Mailing List Registration'; # $button_text is the text displayed on the registration form's submit button. $button_text = 'Register'; # $border_bkg_clr is the background color used in the table's ornamental # border of the registration form. # Setting $border_bkg_clr = '' disables $border_bkg_clr. # Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> attribute. $border_bkg_clr = '#B0C4DE'; # Lightsteelblue # $header_font and $header_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with # $header_fnt_clr to develop an opening <FONT> tag for use in table # header rows. # $header_bkg_clr and $header_fnt_clr are the background color and # font color used in table header rows <TH> (respectively) to display # table page headers in the administrative interface. # Setting $header_bkg_clr = '' disables $header_bkg_clr. # Setting $header_fnt_clr = '' disables $header_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes. $header_bkg_clr = '#0000A0'; # Dark Blue $header_fnt_clr = '#FFFFFF'; # White # $data_font and $data_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with # $data_fnt_clr, $message_fnt_clr, $error_fnt_clr, and $syntax_fnt_clr # to develop opening <FONT> tags for use in table data rows. # $data_bkg_clr and $data_fnt_clr are the background color and font color # used in table data rows <TD> (respectively) of the registration form. # $data_fnt_clr is also used in the administrative interface for the # explanatory text. # Setting $data_bkg_clr = '' disables $data_bkg_clr. # Setting $data_fnt_clr = '' disables $data_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes. $data_bkg_clr = '#B0C4DE'; # Lightsteelblue $data_fnt_clr = '#000000'; # Black # $message_fnt_clr is the font color used in table header rows <TH> # to display helpful messages to users in the administrative interface. # $message_fnt_clr is also used to highlight e-mail addresses which # fail nslookup during sort and send mail functions when DNS Lookup # is enabled. # Setting $message_fnt_clr = '' disables $message_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute. $message_fnt_clr = '#0000A0'; # Darkblue # $error_fnt_clr is the font color used in table header rows <TH> # to display user key entry error messages or additional information # concerning the function just performed (or submitted) by the user # in the administrative interface. # $error_fnt_clr is also used to highlight duplicated e-mail addresses # during sort and send mail functions. # Setting $error_fnt_clr = '' disables $error_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute. $error_fnt_clr = '#C00000'; # Darkred # $syntax_fnt_clr is used to highlight e-mail addresses containing # syntax errors during sort and send mail functions. # Setting $syntax_fnt_clr = '' disables $syntax_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute. $syntax_fnt_clr = '#008080'; # Teal 1; # DO NOT REMOVE # End of file

# Perl Support File # Variables used by ws_mail.cgi # Variables used by all scripts: /Web_store/ws_global.setup # File Permissions: 644 -rw-r--r-- # NOTE: If you change the filename of this file, change the value of # $default_setup_file in ws_mail.cgi to reflect the file's new name. ############################################################################ # ws_mail.setup # #==========================================================================# # Copyright (c) 1996 - 2002, RDC Software # # WebStore@ratite.com http://www.ratite.com/Perl/WebStore.shtml # # Version: 4.15.00 Date: 01/01/2002 # # # # Full copyright notice can be found in the following files for the # # listed license type: # # # # Single User License: /Docs/Copyright_SingleUser.html # # Server License: /Docs/Copyright_Server.html # # # # This copyright notification can not be altered or removed from this file.# #==========================================================================# # Backslash all @ signs --> \@ <-- Perl 5 compatibility. # # Variables containing @ signs must be enclosed in " (double quotes). # # # # All other variables are enclosed in ' (single quotes). # # # # If the value you store in a variable enclosed in single quotes requires # # the use of a single quote, backslash the imbedded single quote: # # # # EXAMPLE: $global_page_title = 'Joe\'s Auto Parts' # ############################################################################ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # General Settings #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # $dns_lookup - duplicated from ws_global.setup to make nslookup "Strict" # for WS Mail's mailing list registration form. $dns_lookup = '1'; # 0 = No, Disable nslookup # 1 = Yes, Strict nslookup # 2 = Yes, Passive nslookup # $global_page_title is used in the of all HTML pages, and in the # Subject and Body of generated e-mail messages when a new user registers. $global_page_title = 'WS Mail'; # $mail_file is the | (pipe) delimited flatfile database consisting of # e-mail addresses and names. # Example database record: susan@cgicentral.net|Susan Smith $mail_file = 'WebStore.list'; # When $server_includes = '1', ws_mail.cgi is being called using a # server side include exec command: # #  # # The path to ws_mail.cgi supplied in the exec SSI is "relative to" # the location of the HTML document containing the exec command. # The mailing list registration form is printed to the HTML document # within opening and closing <CENTER> tags. # Using an exec SSI (server side include) prohibits the printing of # the HTML document's opening <HTML>, <TITLE>, and <BODY> tags. # It also prohibits the printing of the HTML document's closing # </BODY> and </HTML> tags. # If you use SSI, the setup file in which $server_includes = '1' must # be defined in $default_setup_file located at the top of ws_mail.cgi # in the DEFINE VARIABLES section. # When $server_includes = '0', ws_mail.cgi is being called without the # use of SSI. The entire HTML document is generated by ws_mail.cgi for # mailing list registration. $server_includes = '0'; # 0 = Not using server side includes # 1 = Using server side includes # After a subscriber submits his name and e-mail address for addition in # your mailing list, he is sent to the HTML page defined in $link_page. # $link_page is an absolute URL which must point to an HTML file, # either .htm or .html file extension. # When WS Mail is called from an HTML page within the WebStore environment, # and your server supplies $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'} (referring web page), # and a name=value pair for cart_id= is present in the query string, # subscribers will return to the WebStore application: # # <A HREF="ws_mail.cgi?cart_id=">Join our Mailing List</A> # # If your server does not supply $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'}, you must add a # name=value pair for link_page= to the WS Mail query string in order to # return clients to the WebStore application: # # ws_mail.cgi?link_page=http://www.YourDomain.xxx/Web_store/ws400CS.cgi&cart_id= # # If you do not supply a name=value pair for link_page=, subscribers will # be returned to the HTML page defined in $link_page. # When WS Mail is called from outside the WebStore environment, subscribers # are returned to the HTML page defined in $link_page: # # <A HREF="ws_mail.cgi">Join our Mailing List</A> # $link_page must be properly defined or the script will generate a # "Configuration Error" message when accessing the subscription form. $link_page = 'http://www.ratite.com/400CS/Html/response.ws_mail.html'; # $signature is the signature used in messages sent to new subscribers and # in messages sent to the entire mailing list. # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ ~~FULL~~ and ~~EMAIL~~ found in $signature # will be replaced with: # # ~~FIRST~~ Subscriber's first name # ~~FULL~~ Subscriber's full name # ~~EMAIL~~ Subscriber's e-mail address # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ in $signature are replaced with the full name # of the subscriber instead of the first name if the full name ends in Co, # Company, Corp, Corporation, Inc, or Incorporated (case insensitive, optional # trailing period). # Setting $signature = '' disables printing the Signature <TEXTAREA> input # on the Send Mail form of the administrative interface. $signature = qq! Cordially, RDC Software Route 3, Box 29B Phone: 936.687.2400 Grapeland, Texas Fax: 936.687.9057 http://www.ratite.com !; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $signature # $email_subject is the SUBJECT of the e-mail sent to new subscribers to # your mailing list. # Setting $email_subject = '' or $register_msg = '' (below) disables # sending auto-response e-mail messages to new subscribers. $email_subject = 'Welcome To WebStore\'s Mailing List'; # $register_msg is the auto-response message sent to new subscribers to # your mailing list. # You may personalize the text in $register_msg by including the subscriber's # name and e-mail address. # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ ~~FULL~~ and ~~EMAIL~~ found in $message_header # will be replaced with: # # ~~FIRST~~ Subscriber's first name # ~~FULL~~ Subscriber's full name # ~~EMAIL~~ Subscriber's e-mail address # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ in $register_msg are replaced with the full name # of the subscriber instead of the first name if the full name ends in Co, # Company, Corp, Corporation, Inc, or Incorporated (case insensitive, optional # trailing period). # $signature near the bottom of $register_msg is the contents of $signature # (above) in this file. # Space the contents of $register_msg as you would like it to appear in the # auto-response e-mail message sent to new subscribers. # The script removes all leading and trailing whitespace from $register_msg # before adding one blank line to the beginning of $register_msg. No blank # lines are added to the end of $register_msg as it is the end of the BODY # of the auto-response e-mail message sent to new subscribers. # Setting $register_msg = '' or $email_subject = '' (above) disables # sending auto-response e-mail messages to new subscribers. $register_msg = qq! RDC Software - WS Mail DEMO Route 3, Box 29B Grapeland, Texas 75844 Phone: 936.687.2400 Fax: 936.687.9057 ~~FULL~~: Thank you ~~FIRST~~, for joining the WebStore mailing list. NOTE: This is a demonstration of WS Mail in WebStore. Your e-mail address, ~~EMAIL~~, has not been added to an active mailing list. $signature !; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $register_msg # $message_header is printed at the beginning of all messages sent to the # entire mailing list. # You may personalize the text in $message_header by using each member's # name and e-mail address. # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ ~~FULL~~ and ~~EMAIL~~ found in $message_header # will be replaced with: # # ~~FIRST~~ List member's first name # ~~FULL~~ List member's full name # ~~EMAIL~~ List member's e-mail address # Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ in $message_header are replaced with the full name # instead of the first name if the full name ends in Co, Company, Corp, # Corporation, Inc, or Incorporated (case insensitive, optional trailing # period). # Space the contents of $message_header as you would like it to appear at # the beginning of email messages sent to the entire list. # The script removes all leading and trailing whitespace from $message_header # before adding one blank line to the beginning of $message_header and two # blank lines to the end of $message_header. # Setting $message_header = '' disables printing $message_header and it's # associated blank lines to e-mail messages sent to the entire list. $message_header = qq! ~~FULL~~: Hello ~~FIRST~~\! Your e-mail address, ~~EMAIL~~, has been added to WebStore's mailing list. This is the demonstration message sent to the entire mailing list. -------------------------------------- End of message header in ws_mail.setup -------------------------------------- !; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $message_header # $return_link_url is an absolute URL link printed at the bottom # of all pages in WS Mail whose format is: # # http://www.YourDomain.xxx/AnyDirectories/Filename.html # # Setting $return_link_url = '' disables printing of this URL. # # $return_link_title is the absolute URL's description. $return_link_url = 'http://www.ratite.com'; $return_link_title = 'Home Page'; # $email_link_url is an e-mail link printed at the bottom of all # pages in WS Mail. # # Setting $email_link_url = '' disables printing of this link. # # $email_link_title is the e-mail link's description. $email_link_url = "WebStore\@ratite.com"; $email_link_title = 'Mail to: '.$email_link_url; #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Administrative Interface #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # If $desc_text = 0, disable printing Help buttons and text instructions. # If $desc_text = 1, print Help button. No text instructions are printed. # If $desc_text = 2, print No Help button. Text instructions are printed. # The value of $desc_text determines the printing of the Help buttons # and the text instructions for the initial printing of the administrative # interface's front page. # When $desc_text equals 1 or 2, the administrator may use the Help and # No Help buttons to print (or disable the printing) of text instructions. # After you become familiar with the operation of WS Mail, removing the # Help buttons and descriptive text will improve throughput. $desc_text = '1'; # $max_retries is the number of sequential nslookup attempts performed on # a domain name known to be in error. If a domain name returns a valid # record using nslookup before the domain's error count reaches the value # of $max_retries, all remaining e-mail addresses with the domain name being # queried will be accepted without performing additional nslookup attempts. $max_retries = '2'; # $message_columns is the number of columns assigned to the Mail Message # <TEXTAREA> input on the Send Mail form. $message_columns also sets the # maximum number of characters per line in messages sent to the mailing list. $message_columns = '70'; # $message_rows is the number of rows assigned to the Mail Message # <TEXTAREA> input on the Send Mail form. $message_rows = '30'; # If $save_MSG_files = 1, MSG (message) files created by the script are saved # in the /Databases/Mail sub-directory after the message has been sent to the # entire mailing list. # If $save_MSG_files = 0, MSG files are deleted when the message has been sent # to the entire mailing list. # The script saves the Subject and Mail Message of the message being sent to # the mailing list in a MSG file whose filename denotes the date, time, and # the mailing list filename the message is being sent to: # # MSG.1998-12-01.08-28-46_PM.WebStore.list # # The first line of MSG files is a 200 character e-mail address buffer which # the script uses to print each e-mail address as it receives the message, # followed by a pipe character: Username@Domain.com| # # If the script process is terminated prematurely for any reason, the MSG # file will allow you to restart sending the message from the exact e-mail # address in the mailing list when the script process was terminated. # No one receives the message twice and everyone receives the message. # # Since the last e-mail address which received the message is stored in the # MSG file's buffer, Send Mail for the message may be restarted by loading # the MSG file and selecting "Sort/Send Mail" or "Send Mail". The script # begins sending the message when the e-mail address stored in the buffer # is found in the mailing list. The next e-mail address in the list is the # first address to receive the message. # # If you should delete the e-mail address from the mailing list which is # stored in the MSG file's buffer before the message is loaded and sent # to the entire list, the message will be sent to everyone in the list. # # When the message has been sent to all e-mail addresses in the mailing list, # the script clears the e-mail address buffer and stores ::entire::| in # column 1 of the buffer when $save_MSG_files = 1. $save_MSG_files = '1'; #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Administrative Interface Security #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # $user_security is the security group assigned to all users when they # register. Security levels can be modified for any user listed in the # user file by removing "add, delete, or modify" from the user's # record. # Valid security attributes are: add delete modify OR admin # "admin" gives full permissions and is equal to "add delete modify" # Security attributes may be listed in any order. # User filename and location: /Web_store/Databases/ws_userfile.users $user_security = 'add delete modify'; # If $allow_register = 0, new user registration is not allowed. # $email_register and $generate_password are also disabled, # regardless of their values in this setup file. # If $allow_register = 1 and $email_register = 0, new user registration # is allowed and users are added immediately to the user database. # If $allow_register = 1 and $email_register = 1, new user registration # is allowed. New user's details are mailed to the database administrator # and must be manually added to the user's database. Add the line # from the administrative e-mail containing the encrypted password # which is labeled "Database Record:" to the user's database. $allow_register = '1'; # 0 $email_register = '0'; # 0 # If $generate_password = 1, the script uses it's password and # encryption routines to generate new user passwords. Password # is mailed to the new user and must be retrieved by the user # before logging in. # If $generate_password = 0, new users are allowed to enter a # password of their choice and may logon immediately. $generate_password = '0'; # 0 # If $allow_search = 1, allow users to search for usernames. # If $allow_search = 0, username search is disabled. $allow_search = '1'; # 1 # If $duplicate_check = 1, the script checks for the possible # duplication of a user's details before registering a new user. # If $duplicate_check = 0, duplicate checking is disabled. $duplicate_check = '1'; # 1 #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Statistics #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # $log_file is the name of the visitior log file. # Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited log file for the first access # to WS Mail consisting of: # # Access Date and Time 21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM # $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'} Type of Browser # $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'} Referring web page # $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} Remote address # $ENV{'REMOTE_HOST'} Remote host # Setting $log_file = '' disables the statistics log file routine. $log_file = 'WSMail_Access.stats'; # $log_file_size = the maximum size of log file before file overwrite occurs. # Setting $log_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the log file. $log_file_size = '25000'; # log file size = 25K # Setting $log_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each # record written to the log file. # Setting $log_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields. Fields are # separated by four spaces. $log_delimiter = ''; # $stat_file is the name of the WS Mail query stat file. # Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited stat file consisting of: # # Access Date and Time 21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM # Setup File Setup filename (file extension truncated) # Request Primary Request (query name=value pair) # $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} Remote address # Process ID Script process ID # Query String name=value pairs present in form POST submissions. # Values for login, password, username, and any # field beginning with cc or chk are replaced with # * (asteriks). Field names are case insensitive. # Setting $stat_file = '' disables the query stat file routine. $stat_file = 'WSMail_Query.stats'; # $stat_file_size = the maximum size of query stat file before file overwrite # occurs. # Setting $stat_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the stat file. $stat_file_size = '50000'; # log file size = 50K # Setting $stat_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each # access record written to the query stat file. # Setting $stat_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields. Fields are # separated by four spaces. $stat_delimiter = ''; #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # HTML Display #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # Dimensions of table's borders and space between text and columns can # be modified by adjusting the values of $BORDER and $CELLPADDING. # Setting $BORDER = '0' disables border display on the registration form. $BORDER = '0'; # 0 = No table border (lines) displayed $CELLPADDING = '2'; # 2 = <TABLE> CELLPADDING value # Values for background, bgcolor, text, link, visited link, and active link # are set using $background, $bgcolor, $text_color, $link_color, $vlink_color, # $alink_color respectively. # These variables are set globally in ws_global.setup for use by all scripts # in the WebStore application. # To configure specific colors for WS Mail, remove the pound sign from # column 1 of the variables below and set to the desired value. # Any combination of these variables may be uncommented (pound sign removed). # $background is the filename of the background image stored in the # /Web_store/Graphics sub-directory. # The script determines whether to precede $backgound with $graphics_url # or $ssl_graphics_url depending on the setting of $ssl_url and by including # a name=value pair for 'use_ssl' in the query string of the URL accessing # ws_mail.cgi: ws_mail.cgi?use_ssl=Y. Under most conditions, WS Mail # is accessed without the use of SSL. # # $graphics_url/$background OR $ssl_graphics_url/$background # Setting any of these variables = '' disables printing their respective # attribute within the opening <BODY> tag of WS Mail generated HTML pages. # $background = ''; $bgcolor = '#F0F8FF'; # Aliceblue # $text_color = '#000000'; # Black # $link_color = '#0000FF'; # Blue # $vlink_color = '#0000A0'; # Dark Blue # $alink_color = '#FF0000'; # Red # $header_text is the text displayed in the table header of the registration # form. $header_text = 'Mailing List Registration'; # $button_text is the text displayed on the registration form's submit button. $button_text = 'Register'; # $border_bkg_clr is the background color used in the table's ornamental # border of the registration form. # Setting $border_bkg_clr = '' disables $border_bkg_clr. # Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> attribute. $border_bkg_clr = '#B0C4DE'; # Lightsteelblue # $header_font and $header_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with # $header_fnt_clr to develop an opening <FONT> tag for use in table # header rows. # $header_bkg_clr and $header_fnt_clr are the background color and # font color used in table header rows <TH> (respectively) to display # table page headers in the administrative interface. # Setting $header_bkg_clr = '' disables $header_bkg_clr. # Setting $header_fnt_clr = '' disables $header_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes. $header_bkg_clr = '#0000A0'; # Dark Blue $header_fnt_clr = '#FFFFFF'; # White # $data_font and $data_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with # $data_fnt_clr, $message_fnt_clr, $error_fnt_clr, and $syntax_fnt_clr # to develop opening <FONT> tags for use in table data rows. # $data_bkg_clr and $data_fnt_clr are the background color and font color # used in table data rows <TD> (respectively) of the registration form. # $data_fnt_clr is also used in the administrative interface for the # explanatory text. # Setting $data_bkg_clr = '' disables $data_bkg_clr. # Setting $data_fnt_clr = '' disables $data_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes. $data_bkg_clr = '#B0C4DE'; # Lightsteelblue $data_fnt_clr = '#000000'; # Black # $message_fnt_clr is the font color used in table header rows <TH> # to display helpful messages to users in the administrative interface. # $message_fnt_clr is also used to highlight e-mail addresses which # fail nslookup during sort and send mail functions when DNS Lookup # is enabled. # Setting $message_fnt_clr = '' disables $message_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute. $message_fnt_clr = '#0000A0'; # Darkblue # $error_fnt_clr is the font color used in table header rows <TH> # to display user key entry error messages or additional information # concerning the function just performed (or submitted) by the user # in the administrative interface. # $error_fnt_clr is also used to highlight duplicated e-mail addresses # during sort and send mail functions. # Setting $error_fnt_clr = '' disables $error_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute. $error_fnt_clr = '#C00000'; # Darkred # $syntax_fnt_clr is used to highlight e-mail addresses containing # syntax errors during sort and send mail functions. # Setting $syntax_fnt_clr = '' disables $syntax_fnt_clr. # Defaults to <BODY TEXT> attribute. $syntax_fnt_clr = '#008080'; # Teal 1; # DO NOT REMOVE # End of file