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Conference Types


        Conf-Type ::= BITSTRING
              ( rd-prot;
                original;
                secret;
                letterbox;
              )

        Extended-Conf-Type ::=  BITSTRING
              ( rd-prot;
                original;
                secret;
                letterbox;
                allow-anonymous;
                forbid-secret;
                reserved2;
                reserved3;
              )

        Any-Conf-Type   ::=     Conf-Type | Extended-Conf-Type;

These types are used to specify the type of a conference. Conf-Type is used in data types and calls that were created before version 8.0 of the protocol and has been augmented in Extended-Conf-Type. The type Any-Conf-Type is used when either is admissible.

The bits have the following meaning (see Conferences, for more info.)

rd-prot
If unset anyone can add themselves as members to the conference.
original
If set, comments are not allowed in the conference.
secret
If set the conference is secret. It's existence will only be revealed to members and supervisors.
letterbox
Set if the conference is a person's mailbox.
allow-anonymous
Set if anonymous articles are allowed in the conference.
forbid-secret
If set, secret members cannot be added to the conference.
reserved2
reserved3
Reserved for future use. The values of these bits should be never be modified or used by clients who do not know their meaning. When a new conference is created these should always be set to zero.