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+#
+# Below are a list of questions you may or may not need to answer.  They
+# are all one-liner.  Just change the default value if needed, and save
+# the file when done.  Have fun!!!
+#
+
+# Please enter your name:
+MYNAME = %%NAME%%
+
+# Please enter your user name:
+# (For NT and the basic emp_client build, use "USERNAME = win-empcl2.8")
+USERNAME = %%USERNAME%%
+
+# Please enter your e-mail address:
+EMAIL = %%EMAIL%%
+
+# Please enter the host name you will be running on:
+# (For NT you can use "HOSTNAME = localhost" as this seems to be what it
+#  resolves to if you use 127.0.0.1 below)
+HOSTNAME = %%HOSTNAME%%
+
+# Please enter the ip address of the host you will be running on:
+# (For NT you can use "IPADDR = 127.0.0.1")
+IPADDR = %%IPADDR%%
+
+# Please enter the port you will be running on:
+PORTNUM = 6665
+
+# Please enter the directory where you want the files for the game:
+# (For NT builds, use two \'s and make sure you include a drive letter)
+EMPDIR = %%EMPDIR%%
+
+# Please enter the C-compiler you are using (full path is allowed):
+# (For NT builds using MSVC 5.0, use "CC = CL")
+CC = gcc
+
+# Please enter the linker you are using (full path is allowed):
+LD = ld
+
+# Please enter the maximum number of countries you want:
+MAXNOC = 99
+
+# Please enter the world size you would like (WORLDX must be
+# divisible by 2):
+WORLDX = 64
+WORLDY = 32
+
+# Please enter if you are setting up a blitz (1 - yes, 0 - no)
+BLITZ = 1
+
+# Please enter the number of ETUs per update (must be divisible by 4):
+ETUS = 60
+
+# Please enter the frequency of the updates.  For example:
+#  Once per day - 1d
+#  Once every 20 minutes - 20m
+#  Once every 4 hours - 4h
+ETUFREQ = 10m
+
+# That's it... Save this file, and type "make <arch>" to build the
+# server.  If you are not sure of what architectures are supported,
+# just type "make" and it will tell you. (If you are building the
+# NT port, use "nmake" instead of "make".)