#  What is the full pathname of the 'pppd' command?
pppd: /usr/sbin/pppd

#  What is the full pathname of the 'chat' command?
chat: /usr/sbin/chat

#  By default - again you can use a command line option to overrule this -
#  how long should the idle timeout be? This can be overruled by the options
#  '-i' or '-ni'. See the manual for details.
idle: 300
 
#  Acceptable line quality as a percentage. 0 means the quality should
#  not be tested. Leave it set to 0 because line quality testing is not 
#  implemented in this version of the program. Associated with options
#  '-q' and '-nq'.
quality: 0

up: /usr/local/lib/ppp/up.sh
down: /usr/local/lib/ppp/down.sh

#  What is the full pathname of your 'newsrunning' command? It's probably not
#  in your PATH since only the pseudo-user 'news' ever runs it.
newsrunning: /usr/lib/newsbin/input/newsrunning

#  What is the full pathname of your 'newsrun' command? It's probably not
#  in your PATH since only the pseudo-user 'news' ever runs it.
newsrun: /usr/lib/newsbin/input/newsrun

#  What is the full pathname of your 'sendmail' command? It may or may not
#  be in your PATH.
sendmail: /usr/lib/sendmail

#  What is the full pathname of the 'xmitnews' command?
xmitnews: /usr/local/lib/nntp/xmitnews

#  What is the full pathname of the 'slurp' command?
slurp: /usr/local/lib/nntp/slurp

#  What is the full pathname of the 'nnmaster' command?
nnmaster: /usr/lib/nn/nnmaster

#  Do you want to get new news? 0 means no. Any number bigger means yes.
#  In the event that news can't be downloaded then this program tries again
#  after an interval that is doubled after each retry. The interval notionally
#  starts at '1'. When the total number amount of time trying to get news
#  articles exceeds the value of this flag then it gives up.
#  You should probably leave this set to 1 and change the list of newsgroups
#  you download - since you should at least me subscribed to your ISP's
#  announcement newsgroup. This can be overruled by the '-n' and '-nn' options.
getnews: 300

#  What's the default serial port for internet connections? This can be
#  overruled by the '-p' option.
port: /dev/cua0

#  What baud rate does that go at? The maximum is 38400, if you want higher
#  than that then you will need to call the setserial program in at boot
#  time - probably from /etc/rc.d/rc.serial. This can be overruled by the
#  option '-b'.
speed: 38400