1 # Copyright 1989, 1990 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3 # For copying and distribution information, see the file
6 # $Id: zwgc.desc,v 1.15 1999/01/22 23:20:51 ghudson Exp $
9 # Default WindowGram description file
12 # Opcode "ping" is used by sender programs to see if the message would
13 # really get sent, or if the recipient has logged out. No useful
14 # information is normally contained in these messages, so we discard them.
15 if (upcase($opcode) == "PING") then exit endif
18 # AUTHENTICATION information
20 # $auth can be either Yes, No, or Forged
22 # "Yes" means that the sender field present in the notice was verified by
23 # Kerberos authentication
25 # "No" means that either the sender did not include any authentication
26 # information, or the authentication information was not verified by the
27 # Zephyr Server before the notice was sent to you.
29 # "Forged" means that the Server claims that the sender of the notice
30 # was verified by Kerberos authentication, but your WindowGram client
31 # could not verify this. This stage of verification is done by a cryptographic
32 # checksum. The most probable cause of the failure of the checksum
33 # provided by the Server to match the checksum generated by your
34 # WindowGram client is that you changed Kerberos tickets, and the Server
35 # was using an old value to compute the cryptographic checksum. You can
36 # update the Server's value by typing 'zctl load' to your prompt.
38 # By default, notices which appear forged are labeled as 'UNAUTHENTIC'
39 # to avoid confusion as to what 'Forged' really means.
40 # To change this display, change the last word in the line following
41 # 'match "forged" to something other than "UNAUTHENTIC".
44 set aval = "Authentic"
46 set aval = "@b(@large(UNAUTHENTIC))"
55 # To receive mail notifications, you need to do several things:
56 # 1) subscribe to MAIL,POP messages. You do this by typing:
58 # to your prompt. By doing this, you will get a simple notice every
59 # time you are logged in and more mail arrives for you at your post office.
61 # 2) If you wish to be notified of the sender, recipient and subject of the
62 # new mail, remove the pound-signs from the beginning of the 10 lines below
63 # between 'match "MAIL"' and 'exit', inclusive, and type the command
64 # zctl add mail popret
67 # Note: The use of the following lines is NOT necessary to receive
68 # notifications of new mail. The only effect of uncommenting these
69 # lines is to display on your screen the sender, recipient and subject
70 # of the mail (In addition, uncommenting these lines will add extra load
71 # to the post office servers, making them run slower.).
72 # If you do not wish this information to be displayed where other users
73 # might possibly read it, or you wish to avoid loading down the post
74 # office servers, you need not uncomment these lines. Just follow step
83 # print "(Authentication: @bold("+$aval+"))\n"
84 # print substitute($default)
88 if (downcase($recipient) == downcase($user)) then
98 set type = "Instance "+$instance
101 fields signature body
102 if ($body == "") then
103 set body = $signature
106 if ($signature =~ "^[Ff]rom: .*") then
107 set dummy = lany($signature,"From: ")
109 if ($signature =~ "\n$") then
110 set dummy = rany($signature,"\n")
112 if ($signature == "") then
113 set ftext = "From: @bold("+protect($sender)+")"
115 set ftext = "From: @bold(@{"+protect($signature)+"} <"+
116 protect($sender)+">)"
119 print "@center(@bold("+$aval+") "+$type+" message at "+$time+
120 " on "+$date+"\n"+$ftext+" on "+$fromhost+"\nTo: "+
129 set log = "logged in"
131 set log = "logged out"
133 set log = "unknown opcode"
137 print "@center(@bold("+$sender+") "+$log+")\n"
138 print "@center(on @bold("+$host+") on "+$tty+")\n"
139 print "@center(at "+$when+")"
144 print "(Authentication: @bold("+$aval+") from host: "+$fromhost+")\n"
145 print substitute($default)