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static  char    *SccsID[] = "@(#)config.c       1.1 %G%";

/*
* 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[] = {
       "a",            'a',            SN,
       "b",            'b',            SN,
       "c",            'c',            SN,
       "d",            'd',            SN,
       "e",            'e',            SN,
       "f",            'f',            SN,
       "g",            'g',            SN,
       "ingres",       'i',            AN|SN,
       "ing70",        'i',            AN|SN,
       "berkeley",     'i',            AN|SN,
       "ingvax",       'j',            SN|BN,
       "virus",        'k',            SN,
       "vlsi",         'l',            SN,
       "image",        'm',            SN,
       "esvax",        'o',            SN,
       "sesm",         'o',            SN,
       "q",            'q',            SN,
       "research",     'R',            BN,
       "arpavax",      'r',            SN|BN,
       "src",          's',            SN,
       "mathstat",     't',            SN,
       "csvax",        'v',            BN|SN,
       "vax",          'v',            BN|SN,
       "ucb",          'v',            BN|SN,
       "ucbvax",       'v',            BN|SN,
       "onyx",         'x',            SN,
       "vax135",       'X',            BN,
       "cory",         'y',            SN,
       "eecs40",       'z',            SN,
       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 nettypetab nettypetab[] = {
       '%',    AN,
       '@',    AN,
       ':',    SN,
       '!',    BN,
       '^',    BN,
       0,      0
};

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