# larry-anywhere — inbound-systems lookup (Bryan-curated)
#
# Maps an inbound/source FEED to the human name of the EXTERNAL upstream system
# that actually sends the data. nc-document.sh consults this to label the
# "From" / feed row in the Message Flow table DETERMINISTICALLY. When NO entry
# matches, the tool falls back to the honest generic label "Epic (process <name>)"
# — it NEVER fabricates a sender. This file is CURATED (hand-maintained), so a
# match here is a known fact, not a guess.
#
# FORMAT: one entry per line —  <key><TAB><upstream system identity>
#   - a literal TAB separates the key from the label.
#   - lines starting with '#' and blank lines are ignored.
#   - KEY forms (checked in this order against the feed-root thread):
#       <thread-name>        exact feed/source thread name (e.g. ADTfr_epic_964700)
#       port:<n>             match by the feed thread's inbound PROTOCOL.PORT
#   - first matching line wins; thread-name match is tried before port match.
#
# This is the live config. Edit it to add/curate feeds; updates will NOT
# overwrite it once present (the installer seeds it only when missing).
#
# ── seeded known feeds ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
ADTfr_epic_964700	Epic AIP 964700 (ADT)
port:53200	Epic AIP 964700 (ADT)
codaMetrixDFTfr_epic_970752	Epic Resolute HB 970752 (DFT)
ADTfr_epic_970700	Epic AIP 970700 (ADT)