Make BUGHST, TCPGAT, DOMGAT, HDRGAT and GATHST be settable in NAMES.

build/misc.tcl

@@ -222,10 +222,7 @@ expect ":KILL"
 
 respond "*" "comsat\033j"
 respond "*" "\033l.mail.;comsat bin\r"
-respond "*" "bughst/$ip\r"
-type "domgat/$gw\r"
-type "tcpgat/$gw\r"
-type "debug/0\r"
+respond "*" "debug/0\r"
 type "xvers/0\r"
 type "purify\033g"
 respond ":PDUMP DSK:.MAIL.;COMSAT LAUNCH" "\r"

build/names.2011

@@ -25,6 +25,22 @@
 (SYS-OPERATING-TROUBLE (EQV-LIST %MCHN%-ADMIN))
 (MAGIC-DRAGON-KEEPER (EQV-LIST %MCHN%-ADMIN))
 
+; Gateways and bug host. To set a value, use (EQV-LIST @host), where
+;   host is a known host name, or an (octal) Chaosnet address, or
+;   an IP address such as 192.168.1.1. Remember the @.
+; *COMSAT-TCP-GATEWAY sets TCPGAT, which is used for all non-Chaosnet mail.
+(*COMSAT-TCP-GATEWAY (EQV-LIST @%GW%))
+; *COMSAT-DOMAIN-GATEWAY sets DOMGAT, which is used as a relay
+;   for all unknown hostnames.
+(*COMSAT-DOMAIN-GATEWAY (EQV-LIST @%GW%))
+; *COMSAT-BUGHOST sets BUGHST: where to send BUG mail which isn't specified 
+;   below. Default is the local host.
+; *COMSAT-HEADER-GATEWAY sets HDRGAT, which is used in headers to create
+;   user%host@HDRGAT headers on outgoing mail through relays.
+; *COMSAT-GATEWAY-HOST sets GATHST which is used to set the default
+;   HDRGAT, TCPGAT, and DOMGAT for Chaos-only hosts. It has no effect on
+;   Internet-connected hosts. It's better to set the entries above explicitly.
+
 ; Mail maintenance stuff.  Do not fuck with this.
 (BUG-MAIL (EQV-LIST BUG-QMAIL))
 (BUG-MAILER (EQV-LIST BUG-QMAIL))