# Prozilla rc file.
# Any line beginning w/ a "#" is a comment
# Empty lines are ignored

# This will generate a file named debug.log
# If you want to report a bug please also send the file debug.log.
#
#debug=off

# How many connections prozilla will make.
# This greatly depends on your bandwidth.
# Recommended values:
# 33k: dunno, tell us what you find to be the best
# 56-64k: dunno, tell us what you find to be the best
# Cable: dunno, tell us what you find to be the best
# DSL: dunno, tell us what you find to be the best
# Subspatial Transmissions: dunno, tell us if you have this ;)
# 
#threads = 4

# How many servers will we ping at once
# Recommended values...
# 
pingatonce = 5 


# Wait 2*n seconds for a server response (default 2*4)
pingtimeout = 4

# The next option is a very nice thing. Just set it on ;)
# BTW, it's still under test. If you find bugs please report
# them at <prozilla@genesys.ro>
# 
# Patches are greatly appreciated.
#ftpsearch = ON

#The next line spcifies the server to use for the ftpsearch
# lycos changed it from ftpsearch.lycos com to the following 
#
#ftpsearchurl = http://download.lycos.com/swadv/AdvResults.asp 
#ftpsearchurl = http://ftpsearch.uniovi.es:8000/ftpsearch

# How many mirrors we will request from ftpsearch.
# This option only make sense w/ ftpsearch ON
#
#mirrors = 40

# The timeout period
# How long do we wait when there is no response before starting again
#
#timeout = 180

# How many attempts do we make when we encounter a data transmission error
# to get the file in (default is 200), specify 0 to try infinitely  
#
#tries = 200

#The timedelay between retries. (default 15 seconds)
#
#retrydelay = 15

# The force option, off by default. When enabled cause Prozilla NOT
# to prompt the user about overwriting existent files etc..
# 
#forcemode = off

# Maximum redirections allowed
# 
#maxredirs = 10

# Use ~/.netrc? On by default
# 
#netrc = on

# Uses PASV by default. If you don't like it set it OFF and will use PORT instead.
# 
#pasv = off

# If you turn this option ON, when an error occurs, ProZilla will print the
# error to stdout and quit instead of waiting for the user to press a key to
# exit
# 
#nogetch = off

#The maxbps option can be used to limit the bandwith consumption of
# prozilla for example maxbps = 40000 will limit it to consume a maximum of
# 40k of bandwith, the default is 0 which means unlimited bandwith
# consumption (ie no limitation just get as fast as possible)
#
#maxbps = 0


#mainoutputdir
#This specifies to which directory the output file will be built
#mainoutputdir = /home/weasel/downloads
#Now if you download a file called gcc-2.95.2.tar.bz2 it will be saved as 
#/home/weasel/downloads/gcc-2.95.2.tar.bz2
#
#mainoutputdir = .