$!++
$!  FACILITY:
$!      NEWS_STARTUP.COM-TEMPLATE
$!
$!  AUTHOR:
$!      Geoff Huston
$!      Copyright © 1988,1989,1990
$!
$!  FUNCTIONALITY:
$!      This file can be used as a template for the command procedure used to
$!	define NEWS logical names.
$!
$!	The edited command file should be called at system boot time from the
$!	(cluster common) systartup command procedure.
$!
$!  Version:
$!      V6.0	13-Sep-1990	GIH
$!--
$!
$   ! NEWS_ADDRESS	|REQUIRED
$   !
$   ! This is the Internet-format fully qualified domain name of the node
$   ! if relevant, or the name of the cluster alias, or the local node
$   !
$   != MULTINET_HOST_NAME
$   != INTERNET_HOST_NAME
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM NEWS_ADDRESS "TEST.AARNET.EDU.AU"
$!
$   ! NEWS_NODE		!OPTIONAL
$   !
$   ! This is the name of the local node. Either SYS$CLUSTER_NAME or
$   ! SYS$NODENAME (as relevant) is used if this name is not defined.
$   !
$   != SYS$CLUSTER_NAME
$   != SYS$NODENAME
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM NEWS_NODE "TEST"
$!
$   ! NEWS_PATHNAME	!OPTIONAL
$   !
$   ! This is the name of the local node used in the Path header. For uucp
$   ! sites this is the uucp node name. For other sites it is the node address
$   ! value.
$   !
$   !~ NEWS_ADDRESS
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM NEWS_PATHNAME "TEST.AARNET.EDU.AU"
$!
$   ! NEWS_TIMEZONE	|REQUIRED
$   !
$   ! The definition of the local timezone. The relevant standard for
$   ! timezones used within NEWS is RFC822. The RFC822 allows only a few
$   ! formats on time zones. If is recommended that either the code "GMT"
$   ! is used (if thats where you are) or a signed 4 digit number (hhmm),
$   ! corresponding to the time difference between where you are and GMT
$   ! is used. e.g +1000 for East Coast Australia, or -0800 for US Pacific
$   !
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM NEWS_TIMEZONE "+1000"
$!
$   ! NEWS_ORGANISATION	!OPTIONAL
$   !
$   ! Postings may include an organisation string. This may be defined per
$   ! user, but a system wide logical name may be used to provide a system
$   ! default value.
$   !
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM NEWS_ORGANISATION "Australian National University"
$!
$   ! NEWS_ROOT		/REQUIRED FOR LOCAL DATABASE CONFIGURATIONS
$   !
$   ! NEWS_ROOT points to the top of the directory hierarchy. Note that as the
$   ! underlying directory tree may grow to up to 6 or so levels it is advisable
$   ! to site this root directory close to the top of the directory structure
$   ! on the device.
$   !
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC NEWS_ROOT $PUBLIC:[NEWS]
$!
$   ! NEWS_DEVICE	/REQUIRED FOR LOCAL DATABASE CONFIGURATIONS
$   !
$   ! NEWS_DEVICE points to the same directory as NEWS_ROOT, but is setup
$   ! as a concealed device.
$   !
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/TRANS=(conc)/EXEC NEWS_DEVICE DKA0:[PUBLIC.NEWS.]
$!
$   ! NEWS_MGR_ID	/REQUIRED FOR LOCAL DATABASE CONFIGURATIONS
$   !
$! News manager accounts must own this identifier
$!
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC NEWS_MGR_ID NEWSMANAGER
$!
$! The "work directory" for news - normally sys$login of the news manager account
$!
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC NEWS_MANAGER SYSDISK:[NEWS_MGR]
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/TRANS=(conc)/EXEC NEWS_MANAGER_DEV CSC3$DUB0:[NEWS_MGR.]
$!
$   ! MAIL ADDRESSES USED BY NEWS   (NOT used by NNTP clients)
$   ! Logical names or Mail Forward entries are equally functional.
$   !
$   ! 1. USENET - the alias for the local NEWS administrator
$   !            REQUIRED for servers
$   !
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM USENET news_administrator
$   !
$   ! 2. NEWSMAIL  - the USENET standard states that adjacent Unix hosts may be
$   !                configured to mail individual news items to this account
$   !	         NOT generally required
$   !
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM NEWSMAIL newsmgr
$   !
$   ! 3. RNEWS  - the USENET standard states that adjacent Unix hosts may be
$   !             configured to mail news batches to the spool account of the
$   !	       news site.
$   !	      NOT generally required
$   !
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM RNEWS newsmgr