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#ifndef lint
static char sccsid[] = "@(#)config.c	1.9 (Berkeley) %G%";
#endif

/*
 * This file contains definitions of network data used by Mail
 * when replying.  See also:  configdefs.h and optim.c
 */

/*
 * The subterfuge with CONFIGFILE is to keep cc from seeing the
 * external defintions in configdefs.h.
 */
#define	CONFIGFILE
#include "configdefs.h"

/*
 * Set of network separator characters.
 */
char	*metanet = "!^:%@.";

/*
 * Host table of "known" hosts.  See the comment in configdefs.h;
 * not all accessible hosts need be here (fortunately).
 */
struct netmach netmach[] = {
	EMPTY,		EMPTYID,	AN,	/* Filled in dynamically */
	0,		0,		0
};

/*
 * Table of ordered of preferred networks.  You probably won't need
 * to fuss with this unless you add a new network character (foolishly).
 */
struct netorder netorder[] = {
	AN,	'@',
	AN,	'%',
	SN,	':',
	BN,	'!',
	-1,	0
};

/*
 * Table to convert from network separator code in address to network
 * bit map kind.  With this transformation, we can deal with more than
 * one character having the same meaning easily.
 */
struct ntypetab ntypetab[] = {
	'%',	AN,
	'@',	AN,
	':',	SN,
	'!',	BN,
	'^',	BN,
	0,	0
};

struct nkindtab nkindtab[] = {
	AN,	IMPLICIT,
	BN,	EXPLICIT,
	SN,	IMPLICIT,
	0,	0
};