# FSP startup file (.fsprc)

# slightly easier to remember names for the various FSP sites

# Notes:
#   *	the first argument to `macro' is the macro name; the second is the
#	help text to be used with it -- this is so it is possible to label
#	macros and find out what it does with `help name'
#   *   open takes 3 arguments -- host, port, and home directory
#	failure to specify the last 2 arguments gives defaults of 21 and /
#   *	preceeding a command by `@' ensures that the builtin version is
#	used -- a macro `open' could be defined to be something completely
#	different and these macros would still work...
#   *	macro's are terminated by a `.' at the start of a blank line

macro decss "select decss.zoy.org FSP server"
    @open decss.zoy.org 21
    @echo "decss selected"
.

macro fenriz "Select first new FSP server"
  @open fenriz.transilvanianhunger.org 2000
  @echo "Transilvian hunger selected"
.

macro hsn "THE FSP MAN server"
  @open 88.102.83.205 21
  @echo "THE FSP MAN selected"
  
# the main FSP code repository
macro fsphome "the main FSP code repository"
   @open host hxt.homelinux.org 21
   @echo "FSP main repository selected"
.

# I like being given loads of information about the transfers...
trace all

# retry twice in `quick' succession when idling on a slow connection
burst 1

# don't ask questions about retry/continue; assume continue and add to
# the end of existing files
prompt off

# set this if you want to datestamp the local file to the same date
# as the remote file
#datestamp true

# choose how often you want to see README messages
#readme never
readme once
#readme always

# just an alias I like... doesn't save typing, of course...
macro lpwd "print the local directory"
    @shell pwd
.

# if you want to set a pager, either do so in the environment variable
# PAGER, or do so with a `pager' command; some suggestions are:
#pager				# turn off pager (act like `cat')
#pager less			# use `less' to page
#pager more			# use `more' to page
#pager "tee .fspcat | less"	# make a temporary copy of the file to
#				# the local file `.fspcat' as well as view it
#pager "tee .$FSPFILE | less"	# make a copy of the file to the local file
#				# `.name' where `name' is the file being
#				# cat'd

# end of .fsprc
