C
C  FOLDER_DIRECTORY IS THE DIRECTORY THAT FILES FOR FOLDERS THAT
C  ARE CREATED ARE KEPT IN.  IF YOU WISH TO PREVENT FOLDER CREATION,
C  YOU SHOULD MODIFY BULLCOM.CLD TO MAKE THE CREATE COMMAND A PRIVILEGED
C  COMMAND (OR SIMPLY REMOVE THE LINES WHICH DEFINE THE CREATE COMMAND).
C
C  BBOARD_DIRECTORY IS THE SCRATCH AREA USED BY BBOARD WHEN EXTRACTING
C  MAIL.  IF IT IS UNDEFINED, BBOARD WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BE USED.
C  NOTE THAT EITHER THE BBOARD ACCOUNTS MUST HAVE ACCESS TO THIS DIRECTORY,
C  OR THE BBOARD ACCOUNTS MUST BE GIVEN SYSPRV PRIVILEGES TO BE ABLE
C  TO WRITE INTO THIS DIRECTORY.  ALSO, FOR BBOARD TO WORK, MAKE SURE
C  THAT THE SUBPROCESS LIMIT FOR USERS IS AT LEAST 2.  YOU WILL ALSO HAVE
C  TO INCREASE THE FOLLOWING SYSTEM PARAMETERS WHICH AFFECT DETACHED PROCESES:
C  PQL_DPGFLQUOTA = 15000, PQL_DWSQUOTA = 500, & PQL_DFILLM = 30.
C  (NOTE: ACCESS CAN BE GIVEN TO THE DIRECTORY FOR THE BBOARD ACCOUNTS USING
C  ACLS, I.E. " SET ACL/ACL=(ID=bboard,ACCESS=R+W)/OBJ=FILE directory.DIR")
C
	COMMON /FILES/ BULLFOLDER_FILE,FOLDER_DIRECTORY,BBOARD_DIRECTORY
	COMMON /FILES/ BULLUSER_FILE,BULLINF_FILE,NEWS_DIRECTORY
	COMMON /FILES/ BULLNEWS_FILE
	CHARACTER*80 FOLDER_DIRECTORY /'BULL_DIR:'/
	CHARACTER*80 BBOARD_DIRECTORY /'BULL_DIR:'/
C
C  NOTE: THE FOLLOWING FILE ARE STORED IN THE FOLDER_DIRECTORY BY DEFAULT.
C  YOU CAN CHANGE THIS BY ADDING A DIRECTORY NAME TO THE FILE NAME.
C
	CHARACTER*80 BULLUSER_FILE /'BULLUSER.DAT'/	! Stores user login time
							! & folder flag settings
	CHARACTER*80 BULLFOLDER_FILE /'BULLFOLDER.DAT'/	! Stores folder data
	CHARACTER*80 BULLINF_FILE /'BULLINF.DAT'/	! Stores times of last
							! read messages of users
	CHARACTER*80 BULLNEWS_FILE /'BULLNEWS.DAT'/	! Stores news group data
C
C  THE FOLLOWING IS THE DIRECTORY THAT IS USED TO STORE LOCAL NEWS GROUPS,
C  I.E. NEWS GROUPS THAT ARE COPIED FROM THE NEWS SERVER AND SAVED LOCALLY.
C  BULLETIN WILL CREATE SUBDIRECTORIES IN THIS DIRECTORY AND THE FILES WILL
C  BE STORED IN THOSE SUBDIRECTORIES.
C
	CHARACTER*80 NEWS_DIRECTORY /'BULL_DIR:'/
