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1.1 root 1: # This is an example company data file. This is the file which is needed
2: # upon startup of the billboard program.
3: # There are several designators which mean which type of data follows in
4: # the line. The obvious one is the comment designator and the others follow
5: # in comments of course.
6: # %P -- The IP address designator. A list of IP address follow on the line.
7: # %C -- The company name follows.
8: # %I -- The implementation name follows.
9: # %D -- The identifier name follows.
10: # %B -- The booth number follows.
11: # %F -- The flags follow: 1 - client only implementation,
12: # 2 - server only implementation,
13: # 3 - client and server implementations
14: # %E -- The end of this company data record.
15: # The semantics are the following:
16: # Comment designators must start in column 0.
17: # Data field designators must be in column 1.
18: # Any character may preceed a data field designator. ( % is a pretty one )
19: # Any character may follow the data field designator, but the data
20: # starts in column 3.
21: #
22:
23: %P 129.144.40.010 129.144.40.10
24: %C Sun
25: %I NFS
26: %D Keith
27: %B 1
28: %F 3
29: %E
30:
31: %P 129.144.40.210
32: %C Sun
33: %I NEWS
34: %D Richard
35: %F 3
36: %B 2
37: %E
38:
39: %I Implementation
40: %D Other
41: %B 3
42: %E
43:
44: %I Master Imp.
45: %D SUN
46: %B 4
47: %E
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