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Information about “RBBS-PC 5 OF 5 (212,334,621,622)”
The RBBS is the bulletin board system of choice for many IBM PC
bulletin boards. It's a large system on four disks and supports the
PC-SIG LIBRARY ON CD ROM.
RBBS-PC's internal structure is modularized and structured. The
program includes a File Management System for directories, additional
file exchange protocols, support for managing subscriptions,
configurable command letters, multiple uploads on a single command
line, new A)nswer and V)erbose ARC list commands, and
context-sensitive help. It also can run as a local application on a
network, use any field or define a new field to identify callers, and
individualize callers having the same ID. The source code is included.
MITESIZE.DOC
Mite-Size
A Set of Merges to Minimize Code Size
for RBBS 17.3
by Ken Goosens (data line 703-978-6360)
What These Merges Do
These merges allow you select what functions to eliminate
from RBBS in order to reduce the size of the compiled program
and reduce the amount of memory needed.
WARNING!!! These merges must be applied to the UNMODIFIED
source code to RBBS 17.3. The merges substitute code for
code in RBBS, and therefore may destroy other changes you
have made to RBBS. If you have fixes, you may want first to
reduce the code, then add in the fixes.
History of Changes
01-10-90. Lit code rewritten to conform to "periodless" base code.
END SUB written into line containing omitted subroutine
for uniformity, and to save a few extra ASCII bytes.
Most subroutine descriptions and 'SUBTITLEs' removed
when subs .lit-ted out.
08-06-89. Problem fixed when omitting fossil driver.
07-30. Incorporated changes made in 17.2B.
05-22. More variables added. Recommend using BLED 2.2,
since 2.1 had a bug that would cause erroneous warnings.
12-27-88. Corrections to doc. Should only use BLED 2.1.
Variables added. More code removeable.
12-13. Two variables left out of 12-11 release of SETLIT.INC:
DOORRTN, and ASMFREESP. Added.
Three LIT files added: ASMANSI (omits ANSI.OBJ) by using only
Basic screen writes. CONFERENCE (no conferences). And
DOORS (no doors).
Documentation (this file) corrected: base should use is
17.2A, and QB 4.5 added as possible compiler.
01-09 Updated all .LIT files to recognize line numbers at the beginning
of every subroutine. (These were made available in the Base dated
01/09/88.
01-09 Corrected SUB4LIT.MRG to correctly identify NOVIEW.LIT. Also
created the file (NOVIEW.LIT) since it was not in the archive.
01-09 Added reference to DOORS.LIT to RBBSLIT.MRG.
01-09 Added reference to DOORS3.LIT to SUB3LIT.MRG.
01-09 Corrected CORVUS.LIT to use BRKFNAME as was being done in the
original code.
01-09 Created SUB5HDR.LIT so that we are consistant.
01-09 All SUBxHDR.LIT files were updated to identify that it is part
of a MITE SIZE program list.
01-09 Standardized headings of each LIT file.
01-15 Line should have been omitted for PCNET. Doors code reduction
corrected.
01-16 Four new LIT variables added.
Why Code Reduction May be Needed
In the absence of an overlay linker or optimizing compiler for
BASIC, RBBS has gotten steadily larger in code size as new functions
have been added, and will continue to do so rather than not add
new functions. The increase in code size causes a problem on
systems that wish to run 2 nodes within 640K of memory, or
otherwise has only a restricted amount of memory to use.
These merges allow sysops with a supported BASIC compiler to
reduce code size. This is achieved by eliminating the code
for unused functions, redundant code (typically doing the same
thing in both BASIC and assembler), and functions which the
sysop is willing to sacrifice.
RBBS can then continue to grow while still supporting sysops
with limited memory.
How to Apply the Merges
1st, you need a copy of the unmodifed source code for 17.2A.
Put this in a separate subdirectory (e.g. 172A)
2nd, in the subdirectory where you normally recompile RBBS,
copy all the files in this application.
3rd, modify the file MAKELIT.BAT by putting in the drive/path
for the original code (the first parm to BLED). The lines
you should modify all begin with "*$", which is the default
for a BLED metacommand. The lines beginning with "* " are
BLED comments, which are ignored in a merge.
4th, get BLED version 2.2 or higher. The latest is 2.2.
Earlier versions lack the necessary features.
Either put BLED in with the merges or in your
path. The new BLED functions are documented in BLED.DOC.
5th, use your favorite text editor to modify the file
SETLIT.INC. Directions are right in the file. Here is where
you specify what options use are using and which you don't
want. This is the fundamental "driver" used. The typical
way you remove code is by setting a variable to the value
"OFF", e.g. BAUD450 to "OFF" to save code by not supporting
changing 300 baud to 450, or LIBRARY to "OFF" if not using the
Library section.
6th, execute the MAKELIT.BAT, which will generate the code
needed to support your application (a new RBBS-PC.BAS,
RBBSSUB2.BAS, and RBBSSUB3.BAS). The version will say
"17.2A Mite-Sized". You should get no BLED warnings.
7th, recompile. Hint: QB 3 produces the largest code.
QB 2.01 is smaller, and QB 1.02 is the smallest. QB 4.5
works but produces the largest code of all.
Also when removing certain routines it is possible to
further reduce the size of the resulting .EXE file by
removing the associated .OBJ from the link step. i.e.
If you specify MULTNODE = NETBIOS then you can remove
BDRIVEC2.OBJ, PCNET.OBJ, RBBSML.OBJ, 10NET.OBJ and
RBBSDV.OBJ from the link parameters.
Never use the /E option in linking. You should
get no errors when recompiling.
8th, reconfigure RBBS for the reduced code, if needed. For example,
disable the commands for functions you remove, such as taking out
the 'A' command if you turn questionnaires off.
What the Files Mean
SETLIT.INC - An file shared by all merges, which sets the
options the sysop wants and does not want. Basically
defines BLED metavariables.
RBBSLIT.MRG, SUB1LIT.MRG,SUB2LIT.MRG, SUB3LIT.MRG, SUB4LIT.MRG,
SUB5LIT.MRG.
The fundamental BLED merges for rbbs-pc.bas, rbbssub1.bas,
rbbssub2.bas, rbbssub3.bas, rbbssub4.bas and rbbssub5.bas
respectively. Each reads in (includes) SETLIT.INC to set
the metavariables, then uses the values to determines what
merges to process in the run.
*.LIT. Files that reduce the code.
You are welcome to enhance these merges with further code reduction.
Please report any problems to Ken Goosens, data # 703-978-6360.
Realize that there is no way I can test the many different
environments or all the combinations of choices.
FFS.DOC
Supplemental Documenation for RBBS 17.3
Fast File Search
by Ken Goosens, 10-22-89
RBBS 17.3 has a signficant enhancement to the way searches for a requested
file are done in and upload and download. This enhancement has two
big improvements:
(a) File searches are much faster. In the case of very slow devices like
a CD-ROM, this can be the difference between sub-second response and
a 45 second response. File searches are now virtually instantaneous.
(b) File not stored on this system can trigger macros. This allows
requests for files stored elsewhere, either off line on backups,
or on other cooperating systems, to trigger later processing.
Fast File Searching
For directories DOS uses chained "buckets" in multiple locations,
searched sequentially. This results in very slow performance when
the number of files to search gets into the thousands. RBBS now
supports a fast file search than more than compensates for the
inefficent operation in DOS.
The basis for the fast file search is a file, configuration
parameter 267, which is a sorted list of file names available for
downloading. The default name is FIDX.DEF.
The format of this file is:
columns 1-12: file name
columns 13-16: location index (1, 2, 3, ...)
columns 17-18: carriage return line feed.
All data is stored as character data and the file is editable. The file
names must be stored with no internal spaces and a period separating the
prefix from the extension. The list of file names MUST BE SORTED BY
FILE NAME in order for the fast file search to work.
The location index is the record number (line number) of the locator file,
whose default name is LIDX.DEF, and has the following layout:
columns 1-63: location of file
column 64: any character. MAKEFIDX puts in a period.
columns 65-66: carriage return line feed.
This file is all character data and is editable. Essentially, the location
index points to a record in the location file. E.g. if FIDX.DEF has
RBBS-BAS.ZIP 2
HARPIE.ARC 3
and LIDX.DEF has
C:\DOWN1\
C:\DOWN2\
C:\UP\
Then RBBS-BAS.ZIP is located in directory C:\DOWN2 (2nd record) and
HARPIE.ARC is located in C:\UP (3rd record).
The location field should be a drive/path terminating with a "\" if
any path is given, and file must be filled with blanks through column
63 if the path is shorter. You must put some character in column 64.
Many editors delete trailing blanks, so you should probably put in
a non-blank. A period is a suitable choice.
RBBS will use a binary search on the first 12 characters in FIDX.DEF.
This binary search can be significantly speeded by provided "tabs" for
this file, indicating the record at which the first file is that begins
with the symbols "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ". This is like
the "tabs" you see on dictionaries, so you can directly turn to the B's,
for example. A tab file has the same prefix as the file name file,
except that it adds a "T". For "FIDX.DEF", the tab file would be
"FIDXT.DEF". RBBS will automatically detect and use a tab file if
available. The tab has 72 characters in it. Each 2 bytes represents
a binary integer whose value is the record number in FIDX.DEF where the
first file occurs that begins with the respective symbols above. Thus
bytes 3-4 show where files begin with "1" and bytes 69-70 where files
begin with "Y".
Two utilities with source code are provided for setting up the fast file
searches. The source, for compiling under QB 4.5, is included.
MAKEFIDX will create both the file name list (FIDX.DEF) and the
location file (LIDX.DEF), from a list of directories (see MAKEFIDX.CFG)
or a list of file names, or both.
You must next sort FIDX.DEF by file name. A good shareware utility for
this is QSORT (QSORT FIDX.DEF /1:12).
MAKETABS will create a tab file (FIDXT.DEF) from the sorted file list
FIDX.DEF.
The batch file I use for recreating my fast file system is MAKEFFS.BAT.
It uses MAKEFIDX.EXE, QSORT.EXE, MAKETABS.EXE, and configuration file
MAKEFIDX.KG. You need only edit MAKEFIDX.KG to change the filespecs
(/FileSpec=) to match where your files are, and where to write the
index files.
Reconfiguring to Take Maximal Advantage of Fast File Searches
The fast file search is virtually instantaneous on an 8088 with a tab
file for 5000 file entries. The savings on wear and tear on the hard
disk can be very significant as well. And the time it takes to set up
the fast file search is only a few minutes. Most sysops, therefore, will
want to implment fast file searching, whether or not they have a slow
device like a CD-ROM.
RBBS will first search through the drive/paths specified in config
to be available for downloading, as it always did. Files not found
there will then be searched using the fast file search system.
The way the fast file search works is that a file found in its list is
looked for only in the designated location. Nothing else is searched.
The optimal way to implement fast file searching is to reconfigure the
drive/pathes available for downloading down to at most the upload
directory, and let the fast file search handle everything else. That
way, files will be searched first in the upload area, and those not found
at first will then be searched using the fast file search system.
Note that every file in the fast file search list is considered
to be available for downloading whether or not its drive/path
is listed in the configuration program as a downloadable area. Note
that you can have separate fast file search systems available for each
subboard, if desired. You can also use the fast file search for common
files and have a separate download area for the subboards.
Note: whenever you relocate files, you must re-create the fast file
search system. This is not hard since it takes little time and can be
automated.
MAKEFIDX.BAS
DECLARE SUB TRIM (TRIM.PARM$)
DECLARE SUB BRKFNAME (FILENAME$, DRVPATH$, PREFIX$, EXTENSION$, FOR.JOINING%)
DECLARE SUB TRIMTRAIL (TRIM.PARM$, TRIM.THIS$)
DECLARE SUB FINDLAST (LOOK.IN$, LOOK.FOR$, WHERE.FOUND%, NUM.FINDS%)
DEFINT A-Z
DIM FileSpec$(255)
DIM FileDir$(255)
DIM LocationIndex$(999)
TRUE = -1
FALSE = 0
WriteMode$ = "Replace"
NameFile$ = "FIDX.DEF"
LocationFile$ = "LIDX.DEF"
SHARING = FALSE
NumLocations = 0
NumFileSpecs = 0
NumFileDirs = 0
ConfigFile$ = "MAKEFIDX.CFG"
PassedArguments$ = COMMAND$
PassedArguments$ = UCASE$(PassedArguments$)
X = INSTR(PassedArguments$,"/B")
RunBatch = (X > 0)
IF RunBatch THEN
PassedArguments$ = LEFT$(PassedArguments$, X-1) + RIGHT$(PassedArguments$,Len(PassedArguments$)-X-1)
END IF
IF PassedArguments$ <> "" THEN
ConfigFile$ = PassedArguments$
END IF
ON ERROR GOTO 40000
IF SHARING THEN
OPEN ConfigFile$ FOR INPUT SHARED AS #1
ELSE
OPEN ConfigFile$ FOR INPUT AS #1
END IF
ON ERROR GOTO 0
WHILE NOT EOF(1)
LINE INPUT #1, A$
X$ = LEFT$(A$, 1)
IF X$ <> "" AND X$ <> "*" THEN
A$ = UCASE$(A$)
IF LEFT$(A$,11) = "/WRITEMODE=" THEN
WriteMode$ = MID$(A$,12)
CALL TRIM (WriteMode$)
END IF
IF LEFT$(A$, 10) = "/NAMEFILE=" THEN
NameFile$ = MID$(A$, 11)
CALL TRIM(NameFile$)
END IF
IF LEFT$(A$, 14) = "/LOCATIONFILE=" THEN
LocationFile$ = MID$(A$, 15)
CALL TRIM(LocationFile$)
END IF
IF LEFT$(A$, 10) = "/FILESPEC=" THEN
X$ = MID$(A$, 11)
CALL TRIM(X$)
NumFileSpecs = NumFileSpecs + 1
FileSpec$(NumFileSpecs) = X$
END IF
IF LEFT$(A$, 9) = "/FILEDIR=" THEN
X$ = MID$(A$, 10)
CALL TRIM(X$)
NumFileDirs = NumFileDirs + 1
FileDir$(NumFileDirs) = X$
END IF
END IF
WEND
CLOSE 1
Replacing = (LEFT$(WriteMode$, 1) = "R")
PRINT "MAKEFIDX version 1.0 copyright (c) 1989 by Ken Goosens"
PRINT "an RBBS utility to make files for fast directory searches"
PRINT
PRINT "On this run"
IF Replacing THEN
PRINT "Overwriting data files"
ELSE
PRINT "Adding to data files"
END IF
PRINT "Configuration file used ....... ";ConfigFile$
PRINT "Name of list of files ......... "; NameFile$
PRINT "Name of list of locations ..... "; LocationFile$
PRINT "# of DOS directories to process"; NumFileSpecs
PRINT "# of file lists to process ...."; NumFileDirs
PRINT
IF NOT RunBatch THEN
INPUT "A to abort, anything else runs"; ANS$
ANS$ = UCASE$(ANS$)
IF ANS$ = "A" THEN END
END IF
'NumFileSpecs = 2
'FileSpec$(1) = "C:\TEMP\"
'FileSpec$(2) = "C:\UTILS\"
IF Replacing THEN
ON ERROR GOTO 40100
KILL NameFile$
KILL LocationFile$
ON ERROR GOTO 0
ELSE
IF SHARING THEN
OPEN LocationFile$ FOR INPUT SHARED AS #1
ELSE
OPEN LocationFile$ FOR INPUT AS #1
END IF
PRINT "Loading existing locations..."
WHILE NOT EOF(1)
LINE INPUT #1, A$
CALL TRIM(A$)
NumLocations = NumLocations + 1
LocationIndex$(NumLocations) = A$
WEND
CLOSE 1
PRINT STR$(NumLocations); " locations loaded"
END IF
IF SHARING THEN
OPEN NameFile$ FOR RANDOM SHARED AS #2 LEN = 18
OPEN LocationFile$ FOR RANDOM SHARED AS #3 LEN = 66
ELSE
OPEN NameFile$ FOR RANDOM AS #2 LEN = 18
OPEN LocationFile$ FOR RANDOM AS #3 LEN = 66
END IF
FIELD 2, 18 AS NameRec$
FIELD 3, 66 AS LocationRec$
MID$(NameRec$, 17, 2) = CHR$(13) + CHR$(10)
MID$(LocationRec$, 64, 3) = "." + CHR$(13) + CHR$(10)
NumRecsNameFile = LOF(2) / 18
NumRecsLocationFile = LOF(3) / 66
InFile$ = "IDX.$$$"
FOR ix = 1 TO NumFileSpecs
SHELL "DIR " + FileSpec$(ix) + " > IDX.$$$"
PRINT "Processing filespec "; FileSpec$(ix)
GOSUB ProcessFile
NEXT
FOR ix = 1 TO NumFileDirs
InFile$ = FileDir$(ix)
PRINT "Processing file list "; FileDir$(ix)
GOSUB ProcessFile
NEXT
END
ProcessFile:
IF SHARING THEN
OPEN InFile$ FOR INPUT SHARED AS #1
ELSE
OPEN InFile$ FOR INPUT AS #1
END IF
WHILE NOT EOF(1)
LINE INPUT #1, A$
X = INSTR(A$, "Directory of ")
IF X > 0 THEN
DrivePath$ = MID$(A$, X + 12)
CALL TRIM(DrivePath$)
IF INSTR(DrivePath$, "\") > 0 THEN
IF RIGHT$(DrivePath$, 1) <> "\" THEN
DrivePath$ = DrivePath$ + "\"
END IF
END IF
CurrentDrivePath$ = DrivePath$
GOSUB SetLocIndex
GOTO DoneEntry
END IF
IF INSTR(" .", LEFT$(A$, 1)) > 0 THEN
GOTO DoneEntry
END IF
X = INSTR(A$, " ")
IF X < 13 THEN
FILENAME$ = LEFT$(A$, 12)
IF INSTR(FILENAME$, ".") = 0 AND MID$(FILENAME$, 9, 1) = " " AND MID$(FILENAME$, 10, 1) <> " " THEN
MID$(FILENAME$, X) = "." + MID$(FILENAME$, 10) + SPACE$(9 - X)
ELSE
FILENAME$ = LEFT$(A$, X - 1)
END IF
GOSUB AddFileName
GOTO DoneEntry
END IF
FILENAME$ = LEFT$(A$, X - 1)
GOSUB AddFileName
DoneEntry:
WEND
CLOSE 1
RETURN
SetPathName:
CALL BRKFNAME(FILENAME$, FileDrivePath$, FilePrefix$, FileExt$, TRUE)
IF FileDrivePath$ <> "" THEN
CurrentDrivePath$ = FileDrivePath$
GOSUB SetLocIndex
FILENAME$ = FilePrefix$ + FileExt$
ELSE
CurrentDrivePath$ = DrivePath$
END IF
RETURN
AddFileName:
GOSUB SetPathName
MID$(NameRec$, 1, 16) = SPACE$(16)
MID$(NameRec$, 1, 12) = FILENAME$
X$ = MID$(STR$(Location), 2)
X$ = SPACE$(4 - LEN(X$)) + X$
MID$(NameRec$, 13, 4) = X$
NumRecsNameFile = NumRecsNameFile + 1
PUT 2, NumRecsNameFile
RETURN
SetLocIndex:
IF CurrentDrivePath$ = LocationIndex$(Location) THEN RETURN
LocationIndex$(NumRecsLocationFile + 1) = CurrentDrivePath$
Location = 1
WHILE CurrentDrivePath$ <> LocationIndex$(Location)
Location = Location + 1
WEND
IF Location > NumRecsLocationFile THEN
NumRecsLocationFile = Location
MID$(LocationRec$, 1, 63) = SPACE$(63)
MID$(LocationRec$, 1, 63) = CurrentDrivePath$
PUT 3, NumRecsLocationFile
END IF
RETURN
40000 PRINT "Missing configuration file "; ConfigFile$
END
40100 RESUME NEXT
SUB BRKFNAME (FILENAME$, DRVPATH$, PREFIX$, EXTENSION$, FOR.JOINING) STATIC
FILENAME$ = UCASE$(FILENAME$)
DRVPATH$ = ""
PREFIX$ = ""
EXTENSION$ = ""
CALL TRIMTRAIL(FILENAME$, "\")
L = LEN(FILENAME$)
IF L < 1 THEN EXIT SUB
CALL FINDLAST(FILENAME$, "\", X, Y)
IF X < 1 THEN
IF MID$(FILENAME$, 2, 1) = ":" THEN
DRVPATH$ = LEFT$(FILENAME$, 1)
S = 3
ELSE
S = 1
END IF
ELSE
DRVPATH$ = LEFT$(FILENAME$, X - 1)
S = X + 1
IF Y = 1 THEN
DRVPATH$ = DRVPATH$ + "\"
END IF
END IF
X = INSTR(FILENAME$ + ".", ".")
IF X < L THEN
EXTENSION$ = MID$(FILENAME$, X + 1, 3)
END IF
IF S <= L THEN
IF X >= S THEN
PREFIX$ = MID$(FILENAME$, S, X - S)
END IF
END IF
IF NOT FOR.JOINING THEN EXIT SUB
IF LEN(DRVPATH$) = 1 THEN
IF DRVPATH$ <> "\" THEN
DRVPATH$ = DRVPATH$ + ":"
END IF
END IF
IF INSTR(DRVPATH$, "\") > 0 AND RIGHT$(DRVPATH$, 1) <> "\" THEN DRVPATH$ = DRVPATH$ + "\"
IF LEN(EXTENSION$) > 0 THEN EXTENSION$ = "." + EXTENSION$
END SUB
SUB FINDLAST (LOOK.IN$, LOOK.FOR$, WHERE.FOUND, NUM.FINDS) STATIC
WHERE.FOUND = INSTR(LOOK.IN$, LOOK.FOR$)
NUM.FINDS = -(WHERE.FOUND > 0)
NEXT.FOUND = INSTR(WHERE.FOUND + 1, LOOK.IN$, LOOK.FOR$)
WHILE NEXT.FOUND > 0
NUM.FINDS = NUM.FINDS + 1
WHERE.FOUND = NEXT.FOUND
NEXT.FOUND = INSTR(WHERE.FOUND + 1, LOOK.IN$, LOOK.FOR$)
WEND
END SUB
SUB TRIM (TRIM.PARM$) STATIC
L = INSTR(TRIM.PARM$, " ")
IF L < 1 THEN EXIT SUB
IF L = 1 THEN
WHILE LEFT$(TRIM.PARM$, 1) = " "
TRIM.PARM$ = RIGHT$(TRIM.PARM$, LEN(TRIM.PARM$) - 1)
WEND
END IF
CALL TRIMTRAIL(TRIM.PARM$, " ")
END SUB
SUB TRIMTRAIL (TRIM.PARM$, TRIM.THIS$) STATIC
IF RIGHT$(TRIM.PARM$, 1) <> TRIM.THIS$ THEN EXIT SUB ' KG081003
J = LEN(TRIM.PARM$) - 1 ' KG081003
108 IF J > 0 THEN
IF MID$(TRIM.PARM$, J, 1) = TRIM.THIS$ THEN
J = J - 1
GOTO 108
END IF
END IF
TRIM.PARM$ = LEFT$(TRIM.PARM$, J) ' KG081003
END SUB
MAKETABS.BAS
DEFINT A-Z
PassedArguments$ = COMMAND$ + " "
X = INSTR(" H h ? ", PassedArguments$)
IF X > 0 THEN
CLS
PRINT "MAKETABS version 1.0 Copyright (c) 1989 by Ken Goosens"
PRINT "an RBBS utility to make an index tab for sorted file list"
PRINT
PRINT "Format: MAKETABS <options> where options are:"
PRINT
PRINT "/IN=<input file> Default: FIDX.DEF"
PRINT "/OUT=<output file> Default: LIDX.DEF"
PRINT "/B (run batch) Default: (no)"
PRINT "/INDEXPOS=<column position to index> Default: 1"
IF X > 1 THEN END
END IF
' Initialize
InFile$ = "FIDX.DEF"
OutFile$ = "FIDXT.DEF"
IndexPos = 1
TRUE = -1
FALSE = 0
RunBatch = FALSE
' Process Command Line
PassedArguments$ = UCASE$(PassedArguments$)
X = INSTR(PassedArguments$, "/INDEXPOS=")
IF X > 0 THEN
IndexPos = VAL(MID$(PassedArguments$, X + 10))
END IF
X = INSTR(PassedArguments$, "/IN=")
IF X > 0 THEN
Y = INSTR(X, PassedArguments$, " ")
InFile$ = MID$(PassedArguments$, X + 4, Y - X - 4)
END IF
X = INSTR(PassedArguments$, "/OUT=")
IF X > 0 THEN
Y = INSTR(X, PassedArguments$, " ")
OutFile$ = MID$(PassedArguments$, X + 5, Y - X - 5)
END IF
RunBatch = (INSTR(PassedArguments$, "/B ") > 0)
PRINT
PRINT "File to Create Tabs for .. "; InFile$
PRINT "TAB file to make ......... "; OutFile$
PRINT "Position to index ........ "; IndexPos
PRINT
IF NOT RunBatch THEN
INPUT "A to abort, anything else runs"; ANS$
ANS$ = UCASE$(ANS$)
IF ANS$ = "A" THEN END
END IF
DIM StartPos(36)
CharsCounted$ = "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
OPEN InFile$ FOR INPUT AS #1
FOR i = 1 TO 36
StartPos(i) = 0
NEXT
LinesRead = 0
PRINT "Processing file "; InFile$; " ";
ColPos = POS(0)
WHILE NOT EOF(1)
LINE INPUT #1, A$
LinesRead = LinesRead + 1
LOCATE , ColPos
PRINT LinesRead;
IndexChar$ = MID$(A$, IndexPos, 1)
Position = INSTR(CharsCounted$, IndexChar$)
IF Position > 0 THEN
IF StartPos(Position) = 0 THEN
StartPos(Position) = LinesRead
END IF
END IF
WEND
CLOSE 1
OPEN OutFile$ FOR RANDOM AS #1 LEN = 72
FIELD #1, 72 AS OutRec$
PrevValue = 0
' put 1 in for leading 0's
i = 1
WHILE i < 37 AND StartPos (i) = 0
StartPos (i) = 1
i = i + 1
WEND
' find last non-zero value
i = 36
WHILE i > 0 AND StartPos(i) = 0
i = i - 1
WEND
StartPos(36) = StartPos(i)
' propagate high values to left over 0's
FOR i = 36 TO 1 STEP -1
IF StartPos(i) = 0 THEN
CurrentValue = 1
IF PrevValue > CurrentValue THEN
CurrentValue = PrevValue
END IF
ELSE
CurrentValue = StartPos(i)
END IF
StartPos(i) = CurrentValue
PrevValue = CurrentValue
NEXT
FOR i = 1 TO 36
MID$(OutRec$, 1 + 2 * (i - 1), 2) = MKI$(StartPos(i))
NEXT
PUT 1, 1
CLOSE 1
PRINT
PRINT "Created TAB file "; OutFile$
'FOR i = 1 TO 36
' PRINT MID$(CharsCounted$, i, 1); StartPos(i); ". ";
'NEXT
END
MU-EDIT.DOC
Doc file for MU-EDIT v0.22 30 May 87
Sysop,
MU-EDIT is a prototype of a program which I'm developing. The reason for
releasing it in this form, is to invite opinions, and suggestions. Also, in
it's current form it has lot of features that SysOp's can make use of. I
and at least 3 other SysOp's use this program for various reason. As
delivered, it is believed to be as reliable as a production version would
be.
Please keep in mind that this program has lots of rought edges !!!. It was
intended that several features function the same as in RBBS. This is true in
most cases. There are places where this editor doesn't function as RBBS does.
Program Load
------------
From the commandline specify ...
MU-EDIT [msg filespec] [/first name to scan for] [/second name to scan for]
ex.
MU-EDIT mainm.def /sysop/kim wells
The names SYSOP and Kim Wells will be flagged if the program detects msgs
have been written or are waiting for those names. The name in the first
switch will be the name used in the NAME FROM when repling to msgs.
Global commands
---------------
These commands can be used with those functions in which one would possible
do multiple times.
A Do the the specified function to ALL messages
M Do the the specified function to MY messages
F Do the the specified function to MSGS FROM me
T Do the the specified function to MSGS TO me
- From the Specifed msg backwards
+ From the Specifed msg forwards
* From the last msg read forwards
Menu commands
-------------
D)oors - Allows you to run and external program (not one written in BASIC)
If no program was specifed SYSOP will simply drop to DOS.
Ex. D;C:\DOS\DISKCOPY a: b:
E)nter - Brings up the message editor
G)oodbye - Terminates the program
H)elp - Display a summary of what the commands are
J)oin - Allows you to join a conference. The function works just the
commandline on program load. The conference file name must be a
full DOS FILESPEC. If you want the program to scan the message
base for a name, you can specify which names by adding them to
the join command.
Ex. J;H:MAINM.DEF /SYSOP/Kim Wells
K)ill - Kills a message
Ex. K;4570
P)ersonal - Scans the current file for your messages.
Q)uick - Display message subjects like that in RBBS
Ex. Q;4571
R)ead - Allows you to read the specified messages.
Ex. R;1299;2194
When reading msgs, a new menu will be shown that allows the
following commands:
C)opy - Copy the current msg to a new conference
F)ile - Copy the current msg to a file called RBBS.MSG
H)eader - Modify the msgs header, FROM, TO, SUBJ.
K)ill - Kill the current msgs
M)ove - Move the current msg to a new conference
P)rint - Print the current msg
Q)uit - Quit reading msgs
R)eply - Reply to the current msg
S)can - Display the message header like in RBBS
Ex. S;3019
V)eiw - Not functioning
W)ho - Not functioning
3 - Recovers messages that were killed
Ex. 3;t
8 - File message(S) to a file called RBBS.MSG located on the drive
that the current conference file is.
Ex.
9 - Print message(s) to the default printer
Ex. 9;t
10 - Not functioning
11 - Not functioning
12 - Not functioning
13 - Not functioning
14 - Diplay the comtent of the checkpoint record
15 - Diplay message(s) headers
Ex. 15;3465;1985
16 - Inport a file to the message base. Suggest that the file be
formatted to have less then 72 characters per line.
17 - Re-edit a message
18 - Move message(s) to a different conference.
Ex. 18;t;4325;9847
19 - Copy message(s) to a different conference
Ex. 19;f;2341;8759
Notes...
The commands K,Q,R,S,3,8,9,10,14,15,16,17,18,19 will take multiple
message numbers and global commands which are separated by semi-colons.
The commands that are listed as !! DO NOT USE !! are currently undergoing
work.
Additional features of; msg and user file purging and resizing, and user file
editing are to be added.
Kim Wells
D:301-350-1299
V:301-350-4570
MU-PURGE.DOC
MU-PURGE v3.0
for the RBBS-PC message system
v CPC12-3B & up
(C) Copyright 1985, 86, 87
Kim E. Wells
1206 Pickering Circle
Upper Marlboro, MD, 20772
D:301-350-1299 V:301-350-4570
SEAdog / FidoNet 109/652
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-- RBBS Compatibility --
This program has been tested with all versions of the RBBS-PC
conference and user files from CPC12.3B to CPC15.1A
-- Introduction --
MU-PURGE.EXE in conjunction with its .DOC file is a program to purge
the RBBS-PC conference and user type files of killed msgs and old or
inactive users independently of CONFIG.EXE. In doing so, MU-PURGE
simplifies system maintenance since it can be used as a free standing
program or executed via a batch file.
It was originally conceived to solve two different problems:
1. To fix a message file which contained blank records for Dave
William's Amateur Radio RBBS in Billings Montana(406-656-8124)
2. To be able to have the message file on my RBBS purged while I was
out of town for several days at a time.
Prior to the release of RBBS Version CPC 12-3A, message file purging
code was contained in RBBS-PC.EXE, then removed and placed into CONFIG.EXE.
Since CONFIG.EXE can not be executed via modem, remote sysops can not purge
the message file as they once could when the code was included in RBBS-PC.
MU-PURGE has been in use on my 24 hour, 60 call a day RBBS and
executed from an "EBL" (Extended Batch Language) batch file since it was
first written in early May 1985.
-- Implementation --
MU-PURGE can be used as a free standing program to purge the message
and user files or it can used in a DOS or EBL batch file. Execution via
either method is the same. On the command line you supply the name MU-
PURGE and the name of the message or user file you want purged.If necessary
you may need to supply the drive and the file extension if appropriate.
You must supply a valid filespec in order for MU-PURGE to work. This
program is so written not to make any assumptions.
To execute MU-PURGE.EXE one need only specify the following at the DOS
Prompt:
For Message files:
A:MU-PURGE MESSAGES /MSG: or
A:MU-PURGE E:Messages /MSG: or
A:MU-PURGE E:CHESSM.DEF /MSG:
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For User files:
A:MU-PURGE USERS /USR: or
A:MU-PURGE E:USERS /USR: or
A:MU-PURGE E:CHESSU.DEF /USR:
For CONTROL-FILES:
A:MU-PURGE C:\RBBS\DAILY.CTL
Earlier versions of this program required you to have at least the
same amount of free space on the disk as the size of the message or user
file you are purging. Not so with this version. Several new options have
been and are implemented with a command line switch. The most significant
option is the ability to "PACK IN PLACE" (PIP) any message or user type
file. This feature simply shuffles active message records towards the
beginning of the file by overwriting previously killed messages. In the
case of a user file, deleted users records are overwritten with a blank
record. Using this method to purge the message file does not leave you
with a backup file.
Immediately after the first backslash on the commandline, MSG: or USR:
must be specified. This tells MU-PURGE what type of file it is.
A complete list of the optional parameters for msg files is as
follows;
Commands to be placed in Switch 1;
D### Purge Msgs over ### days old
IN Initialize Node Records
K Kill (delete) the back-up file .OLD
LOG Log program operations to MU-PURGE.LOG
NO No, don't default to PIP
PIP Pack-In-Place the FILESPEC file
REMOTE Send screen output to current DOS console
Commands to be placed in Switch 2;
EF$....$ Exclude from purging a File of To: / From: name(s)
EF#....# Exclude from purging a File of Mgs Numbers
EL$....$ Exclude from purging a To: / From: name(s) listed on
the commandline
EL#....# Exclude from purging a Msg number listed on the
commandline
CHR$(#) Character in subject field that signifies exclusion
Commands to be placed in Switch 3;
NF(....) Compare NAME FROM in a msg to a selected user file
NT " Compare NAME TO in a msg to a selected user file
O " Check to see if this message has been read by the
receiver
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A complete list of the optional parameters for user files is as
follows;
Commands in Switch 1;
D### Purge Inactive Users over ### days old
K Kill (delete) the back-up file .OLD
LOG Log program operations to MU-PURGE.LOG
NO No, don't default to PIP
PIP Pack-In-Place the FILESPEC file
REMOTE Same as above.
Commands in Switch 2;
### Minimum Logon Security level
Same as CONFIG.EXE parameter #101
Commands in Switch 3;
### Security Level Exempt From Purging
Same as CONFIG.EXE parameter #117
(msg file spec) A compatible message file checkpoint record can be
updated to reflect the current number of users in a user file
Explanation of available commands
D### Purge Msgs over ### days old"
K Kill (delete) the back-up file .OLD
Then purging the selected message file in a NON-PIP mode a backup
message file is created. You can kill that file with this command.
IN Initialize Node Records"
Adding the letters "IN" to the first commandline switch
willreinitialize all of the NODE records in the message file. This feature
was added to help those SYSOP's who have had trouble with RBBS doing
strange things when the node records have been corrupted.
This feature will save them the trouble of having to make a new
message file or attempt to correct the problem manually.
NO No, don't default to PIP
If the PIP mode of purging wasn't selected, MU-PURGE will check to see
if enough free disk space is available to purge by creating a new message
file. If enough free disk disk space isn't available the program will
terminate if NO was specified or it will default back to purging via the
PIP mode.
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PIP Pack-In-Place the FILESPEC file
Pack-In-Place is purging by rewriting Active Msgs over Killed Msgs.
This method is rather fast in that MU-PURGE scans the message file looking
for the first killed msg and THEN starts rewriting over the killed
messages.
REMOTE Send screen output to current DOS console
IBM BASIC sends its' screen output directly to screen memory. By
specifying on the command REMOTE all output that would normally be written
to the users local screen will now be written to the current DOS console.
While MU-PURGE could have been executed after using RBBS SYSOP function 7,
now they'll be able to see what's happening also.
Dots represent user supplied information
EF$.............$ EXCLUDE a file of NAMES
EF#.............# EXCLUDE a file of NUMBERS
Between the two dollar and or number signs, you can provide the
filespec of an ASCII file that contains names or msgs numbers that are to
be excluded from purging. A separate file must be used for numbers and
names.
EL$.............$
EL#.............#
Similarly you and do the same thing on the commandline with names or
numbers. A semicolon is used as a delimiter. When using the D###
function to delete msgs that where over ### days old, a way was needed to
retain certain msgs. By adding an "EL# or EL$" to the commandline switch
you can exclude certain messages from purging by either specifying a msg
number(s) or a name(s) as used in the TO / FROM block or you specify both
ways. Implementation of this function is a little tricky. Study the
examples in APPENDIX B. When using the same exclusion commands in a
control file, those commands aren't reloaded. That is, if the first
message file your purged read a file of names to exclude and the next
message file is to use the same file of names, that file has been loaded
once and won't be reread.
CHR$(#) Character Exclusion
Exclude from purging a To: / From: name(s) listed on the commandline
or in a file, IF AND ONLY IF the characters "" CHR$(#) "" with some number
of an ASCII character between the parans, are located in SWITCH2 and that
equates to the ASCII value of the first character in the subject field.
NF(....) Compare NAME FROM in a msg to a selected user file
Message will be purged if the sender isn't in the selected USER file. A
msg on the screen will display that the msg was purged, why it was purged
(RNR ... Receiver Not Registered) and the intended receivers name.
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NT " Compare NAME TO in a msg to a selected user file
Message will be purged if the receiver isn't in the selected USER file. A
msg on the screen will display that the msg was purged, why it was purged
(SNR ... Sender Not Registered) and the senders name.
O " Check to see if this message has been read by the
receiver. Message will be purged if and only if the receiver has read the
message and it is protected. A msg on the screen will display that the msg
was purged, why it was purged, (RRM ... Receiver Read Mail) and the
receivers name and high msg read.
When purging messages that are compared to a users file, the user
should beware that the SYSOP's real name is rarely, if ever, entered in the
users files. Therefore, the SYSOP's real name should always be excluded
from an automatic purge operation. The statistics that are displayed at
the programs end show active and purged messages as well as used and unused
message records. The numbers that are displayed may be different then what
RBBS reports due to RBBS considering node records as message records. A
similar situation will appear when purging a USERS file. MU-PURGE shows
the totals of active, exempt, and locked-out users which when combined will
total what RBBS calls the current amount of active users.
Appropriate error messages are generated for abnormal conditions.
-- Control files --
MU-PURGE can read a list of user and message files that are to be
purged from a ASCII file that properly contains a list of those files and
all the required parameters. All entries in that file are similar in
structure to those that can be entered on a DOS commandline. A CONTROL-
FILE must have a file name extension of ".CTL". It must not contain any
blank lines.
SEE APPENDIX B for command parameter examples.
MU-PURGE can be used in a normal DOS batch file, but since DOS batch
files can't count, an additional program is required to count the number of
times the batch file has been executed. See appendix A for a sample batch
file and program to count execution times. "EBL" batch files run much
faster than DOS Batch files. The advantage to using "EBL" over DOS batch
files is not only speed of execution but you no longer need a separate to
count the number of times the file has executed. That ability and many
others are included with "EBL".
It should be noted that familiarity with "EBL" is essential in order
to correctly drive your RBBS with this type of batch file and "EBL" only
works with PC-DOS and the IBM Personal Computer or true compatiables. See
appendix A for a sample EBL batch file.
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-- Program Limitations: --
1. ALL the limitations that accompany the use of the Microsoft
QuickBASIC compiler version 3.0
2. MU-PURGE is not medicine to fix a message file that for some
reason is in an ill state of format. It is requested that you send me a
copy of your bad message file on diskette or via upload to my bbs so that I
can include code in future releases of this program, to fix similar
problems.
-- Future Releases --
Future Releases are at irregular intervals as the need arises. You
can always get the latest version from my RBBS. (301-350-1299)
-- Programming and Compilation --
MU-PURGE was compiled using the Microsoft QuickBASIC Compiler v3.0.
Several ASM routines from ADVBAS.LIB by Thomas Hanlin and
Super BASIC LIB by Marilyn Fleming were used to overcome limitations
of BASIC.
-- Limited License --
This software is copyrighted but a limited license is granted and you
are free to use and share it under the following conditions:
1. MU-PURGE v3.0 is not distributed in modified form,
2. No fee or other consideration is charged for MU-PURGE itself, and
3. Reference to the copyright and author is retained.
4. Use of this program to maintain a subscription BBS is prohibited
without the express permission of the author.
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-- Warranty --
MU-PURGE is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind, either
expressed or implied, including, but not limited to the implied warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The entire risk
as to the quality and performance of this program is with the user and
should the program prove defective, the user and not the author will assume
the entire cost of all necessary remedies. The author does not warrant
that the functions contained in the program will meet any users
requirements or that the operation of the program will be uninterrupted or
error free.
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-- Acknowledgements --
RBBS-PC (C)
D. Thomas Mack
Address Below
ADVBAS (C)
Thomas Hanlin
Address Below
EXTENDED BAT LANGUAGE (BAT) (C)
Frank Canova
Seaware Corp P.O. Box 1656 Delray Beach, Florida 33444
305-276-5072
IBM
International Business Machines Inc.
P.O. Box 1328-S Boca Raton, Florida 33432
QuickBASIC (C)
Microsoft Corp
16011 NE 36th Way Box 97017 Redmond, WA. 98073-9717
SuperBASIC (C)
Fleming Software PO Box 528 Oakton, Va. 22124
"Special Thanks" for their ideas and assistance in the preparation and
testing of this program and its' documentation to:
Roger Fajman 21 Bannister Court, Gaithersburg, Md, 20879
Phil Grier 3375 Sudlerville South, Laurel, Md, 20707
Thomas Hanlin III 6812 Syndenstricken Rd, Springfield, VA. 22152
Tom Mack 10210 Oxfordshire Road, Great Falls, Virginia 22066
Data: 703-759-5049 & 703-759-9659
Tanya Metaska 6112 Thomas Drive, Springfield, Va, 22150
Data: 703-971-4491
Richard Moreland 345 Raven Wing Drive, Porter, Texas, 77365
William Silva 14103 Dub Drive, Laurel, Maryland. 20708
Lori Wells 1206 Pickering Circle, Upper Marlboro, Md. 20772
Dave Williams 11 Gatewood Drive, Billings, Mt, 59102
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-- APPENDIX A -- Batch File Information
*** In order for MU-PURGE to be executed from a batch file, Parameter
#123 in the RBBS-PC Configuration Program "CONFIG.EXE" must have been
previously set to "SYSTEM" recycle.
Sample DOS Batch file drive RBBS with MU-PURGE
(code for WATCHDOG.COM included)
IF NOT EXIST A:RCTTY.BAT GOTO LOCAL
A:WATCHDG1 OFF
DEL A:RCTTY.BAT
:LOCAL
IF EXIST BATCH.CTL GOTO SYSTEM
A:MU-PURGE MESSAGES
:SYSTEM
A:BASICA COUNTER ( *** or COUNTER.EXE *** )
A:RBBS-PC
IF EXIST A:RCTTY.BAT GOTO REMOTE
A:RBBS.BAT
:REMOTE
A:WATCHDG1 ON
A:RCTTY.BAT
Sample BASIC Program to count the passes thru a DOS batch file.
1 ON ERROR GOTO 13
2 OPEN "BATCH.CTL" AS 2
3 NAME "COUNTER.DAT AS "KIM" :NAME "KIM" AS "COUNTER.DAT"
5 OPEN "COUNTER.DAT" AS 1 LEN = 4
6 FIELD 1,2 AS C1$, 2 AS C2$
7 C1 = VAL(C1$) :C2$ = VAL(C2$)
8 IF C1 >= C2 THEN CLOSE 2 :KILL "BATCH.CTL"
9 C1 = C1 + 1
10 RSET C1$ = STR(C1) :PUT 1,1
12 SYSTEM
13 IF ERR = 53 AND ERL = 3 THEN OPEN "COUNTER.DAT" AS 1
14 FIELD 1, 2 AS C1$, 2 AS C2$
15 RESET C1$ = "0" :RESET C2$ = "3" :PUT 1,1
17 RESUME 7
10
Sample EXTENDED LANGUAGE BATCH FILE
BAT
bat %I = 0
bat -start.over
bat stateof A:RCCTY.BAT | if %r = 0 call -sub.local
RBBS-PC
BAT
bat stateof A:RCTTY.BAT | if %r = 0 goto -sub.remote
bat %I = %I + 1| if %I =20 call -sub.purge
bat goto -start.over
bat -sub.purge
MU-PURGE MESSAGES /K
MU-PURGE CHESSM.DEF /K
BAT
bat %I = 0 | return
bat sub-local
WATCHDG1 OFF
Del RCTTY.BAT
BAT
bat return
bat -sub.remote
WATCHDG1 ON
RCTTY
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-- APPENDIX B -- Command Examples
The general command structure is as follows;
At the DOS prompt type:
MU-PURGE message.filespec /MSG: [option(s)/option(s)/option(s)]"
where the message.filespec is
[drive:] [path] filename [.filename extension]
At the DOS prompt type ......
A>MU-PURGE C:MESSAGES /MSG:PIPD45 /EL#1111;2222;3333;4444#
The above command will call MU-PURGE from the default drive A:, purge
the message file called MESSAGES on the C: drive, invoke a PACK in PLACE
mode of operation, purge all messages over 45 days old and exclude from
purging messages 1111, 2222, 3333, 4444 unless anyone of them had been
previously killed in RBBS.
The syntax for msg pruging exclusion requires that the message
number(s) must be enclosed with the number sign (#) and the entire list of
number(s) must be prefaced with an "EL". Additionally the same applies for
a list of name(s) which must be enclosed with a dollar sign ($). To
implement both functions simply list both on the commandline.
A>MU-PURGE C:MSGS /MSG:PIPD45 /EL#1111#EL$Kim Wells;Dave Willaims$
The above command will do all of the previous example and exclude from
purging the names Kim Wells and Dave Willaims. MU-PURGE will convert any
lower case to UPPER CASE. A maximum of 100 names and / or 50 numbers can
be used.
A>MU-PURGE C:MESSAGES /MSG:PIPD45 /EL$Kim Wells$ /NTNFO(H:USERS)
The above command will purge all messages over 45 days old, exclude
any msg with the name KIM WELLS in it from being purged, and then compare
msg SENDER'S, RECEIVERS to those names in the selected user file and delete
the msg(s) if a sender or receiver wasn't found. Additionally, if a
receiver had read their protected mail, that msg will be deleted.
A>MU-PURGE C:USERS /USR:D45 /5 /11 (C:MESSAGES)
The above command will purge the selected users file of anyone who
hasn't logged on in the last 45 days and update checkpoint record in the
file C:MESSAGES's to reflect the new user file totals. Those users who
have a security level of 5 (locked-out) will be retained as well as those
with a security level of 11 or greater (purge exempt). Those values for
your system can be found in CONFIG.EXE parameters numbers #### and ####.
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A>MU-PURGE C:DAILY.CTL
The above command will load into memory all the commands found in
thecontrol file DAILY.CTL
The Following are examples of the two control files that I use. One is
for daily purging and the second is for monthly purging.
Ex. 1 Daily
H:MESSAGES /MSG:PIP
H:TESTM.DEF /MSG:PIP
H:USERS /USR:D45 LOG /5 /11 (H:MESSAGES)
H:MESSAGES /MSG:D45 LOG PIP /EL$KIM WELLS;SYSOP$ /NTO(H:USERS)
** ALL MU-PURGE commands can be stacked after the first slash when
placed in their proper switch positions.
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Ex. 2 Monthly
-- APPENDIX C -- Revision Information
Version 3.0 12 Nov 86
1. Program was completely rewritten
2. Features to have certain message(s) excluded from purging were
added. The user can specify a list of names or numbers on the commandline
or from a file or both.
3. Code to purge a user file(s) was added
Version 2.0 8 March 86
1. Program code was rewritten in the general format that RBBS-PC is
written in.
2. Command line switches were added which adds the ability to Pack in
Place any message type file, eliminating the need for extra disk space;
Buffering all read/write operations as this program purges the msg file
with either type purging mode; deleting messages that are to old based on
their age in days; and finally the option of a small opening screen was
added.
Version 1.2 1 December 85
1. Each message header is now checked for a valid message number and
a minimum number of records per message in addition to a valid active /
killed status flag. If any of the above are not present or not in proper
form, the message header and following records are purged until a good
message header is found.
2. A possible bug was fixed which could have over written node
records.
3. Sample DOS and EBL batch files and the counter program in the
main doc file were updated.
4. Program code was made smaller.
Version 1.1 20 October 85
1. First release
Version 1.0 --------------
1. If you've got it........I didn't write it.
Kim Wells
***** End of MU-PURGE Documentation *****
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RECONFIG.BAS
DECLARE FUNCTION StrTok$(Source$,Delim$)
DECLARE SUB box (ybox%, xbox%, boxrows%, boxcols%, style%) 'draw a box
DECLARE SUB Line17 (HelpText$)
DEFINT A-Z
CLEAR
CLS
DIM FILES.FUNCTION(8) ' file menu security
DIM GLOBAL.FUNCTION(4) ' Global commands security
DIM HELP$(9) ' Help file names
DIM LIBRARY.FUNCTION(7) ' Library commands security
DIM MAIN.FUNCTION(18) ' Main menu security
DIM MENU$(6) ' Menu file names
DIM SYSOP.FUNCTION(7) ' Sysop menu security
DIM DNLD$(99) ' Download Sub-Dirs
DIM UTILITY.FUNCTION(12) ' Utility menu security
CONST FALSE = 0
CONST TRUE = NOT FALSE
KEY OFF
LOCATE ,,0
Parms = FALSE
Ver$ = " 14.1D 15.1A 15.1B 15.1C 16.1A 17.1A 17.1B 17.1C 17.1D 17.2A 17.2B "
IF COMMAND$ = "" THEN _
GOTO CopyRight
Parms = 1
Delim$ = " "
InputFileName$ = STRTOK$(COMMAND$,Delim$)
IF InputFileName$ = "" THEN _
GOTO CopyRight
InputVersion$ = STRTOK$("",Delim$)
IF LEN(InputVersion$) < 4 THEN GOTO CopyRight
InputVersion$ = UCASE$ (InputVersion$)
Version = INSTR(Ver$, " " + InputVersion$ + " ")
IF Version = 0 THEN GOTO CopyRight
Version = INT((Version-2)/6)+1
OutputFileName$ = STRTOK$("",Delim$)
IF OutputFileName$ = "" THEN _
GOTO CopyRight
Parms = TRUE
'
' ╔══════════════════════╗
' ║ COPYRIGHT GOES HERE ║
' ╚══════════════════════╝
'
CopyRight:
CALL box(1,5,18,69,2)
FOR I = 2 to 15
LOCATE I,7
READ Temp$
PRINT Temp$
NEXT
IF Parms = FALSE THEN CALL Line17("Press any key to continue")
IF Parms = 1 THEN
Parms = FALSE
CALL Line17("ERROR IN INPUT PARAMETERS - Press any key to continue")
END IF
120 REM
IF Parms = FALSE THEN
A$ = INKEY$
IF A$="" GOTO 120 ELSE GOTO 130
END IF
TEMP = (VAL(RIGHT$(TIME$,2))+4) MOD 60
WHILE VAL(RIGHT$(TIME$,2)) <> TEMP
WEND
130 REM
LOCATE 1,1
FOR I = 3 to 17
LOCATE I, 6
PRINT SPACE$(67);
NEXT I
LOCATE 4,12
PRINT "Name of INPUT FILE:"
LOCATE 5,9
PRINT "Version of INPUT FILE:"
LOCATE 6,11
PRINT "Name of OUTPUT file:"
IF Parms = FALSE THEN GOTO 150
LOCATE 4,32
PRINT InputFileName$
LOCATE 5,32
PRINT InputVersion$
LOCATE 6,32
PRINT OutputFileName$
GOTO 180
'
' ╔═════════════════════════════╗
' ║ GET THE INPUT FROM THE USER ║
' ╚═════════════════════════════╝
'
150 CALL Line17("Enter the name of your existing RBBS-PC CONFIGURATION FILE")
LOCATE 4,32
PRINT SPACE$(40);
LOCATE 4,31
INPUT " ", InputFileName$
IF LEN(InputFileName$) < 1 THEN
PRINT CHR$(7);
GOTO 150
END IF
160 CALL Line17("Valid versions: 14.1D, 15.1A/B/C, 16.1A, 17.1A/B/C/D 17.2A/B")
LOCATE 5,32
PRINT SPACE$(40);
LOCATE 5,31
INPUT " ", InputVersion$
IF LEN(InputVersion$) <> 5 THEN
PRINT CHR$(7);
GOTO 160
END IF
InputVersion$ = UCASE$ (InputVersion$)
Version = INSTR(Ver$, InputVersion$)
IF Version = 0 THEN
PRINT CHR$(7);
GOTO 160
END IF
Version = INT((Version-1)/6)+1
170 CALL Line17("Enter the name of the output RBBS-PC version 17.3 FILE")
LOCATE 6,32
PRINT SPACE$(40);
LOCATE 6,31
INPUT " ", OutputFileName$
IF LEN(OutputFileName$) < 1 THEN
PRINT CHR$(7);
GOTO 170
END IF
CALL Line17("")
180 LOCATE 8,9
INPUT "Is everything correct (Y or N)";QUERY$
IF UCASE$ (LEFT$(Query$,1)) <> "Y" THEN GOTO 150
ON ERROR GOTO ErrorHandler
1000 OPEN "I",#1,InputFileName$
'
' ╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ READ IN THE PARAMETERS FROM AN EXISTING "RBBS-PC.DEF" FILE ║
' ╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
'
1010 LOCATE 10,9
PRINT "READING DATA....";
'
' ╔═════════════════╗
' ║ READ INPUT FILE ║
' ╚═════════════════╝
'
ReadDef:
IF Version >= 6 THEN INPUT #1,CONFIG.FILE.VER$
INPUT #1,DOWNLOAD.DRIVES$, _
SYSOP.PASSWORD.1$, _
SYSOP.PASSWORD.2$, _
SYSOP.FIRST.NAME$, _
SYSOP.LAST.NAME$, _
REQUIRED.RINGS, _
START.OFFICE.HOURS, _
END.OFFICE.HOURS, _
MINUTES.PER.SESSION!, _
MAX.ALLOWED.MSGS.FRM.DEF, _
ACT.MNTHS.B4.DELETING, _
UPLOAD.DIRECTORY$, _
EXPERT.USER, _
ACTIVE.BULLETINS, _
PROMPT.BELL, _
PCJR, _
MENUS.CAN.PAUSE, _
MENU$(1), _
MENU$(2), _
MENU$(3), _
MENU$(4), _
MENU$(5)
IF Version >= 4 THEN INPUT #1,MENU$(6)
INPUT #1,CONFERENCE.MENU$, _
CONFERENCE.VIEWER.SEC.LVL, _
WELCOME.INTERRUPTABLE, _
REMIND.FILE.TRANSFERS, _
PAGE.LENGTH, _
MAX.MESSAGE.LINES, _
DOORS.AVAILABLE, _
MO$
INPUT #1,MAIN.MESSAGE.FILE$, _
MAIN.MESSAGE.BACKUP$, _
CALLERS.FILE$, _
COMMENTS.FILE$, _
MAIN.USER.FILE$, _
WELCOME.FILE$, _
NEWUSER.FILE$, _
DIRECTORY.EXTENTION$, _
COM.PORT$, _
BULLETINS.OPTIONAL, _
USER.INIT.COMMAND$, _
RTS$, _
DOS.VERSION, _
FG, _
BG, _
BORDER, _
RBBS.BAT$, _
RCTTY.BAT$
INPUT #1,OMIT.MAIN.DIRECTORY$, _
FIRST.NAME.PROMPT$
IF Version = 1 THEN
INPUT #1,HELP$(1), _
HELP$(2), _
HELP$(3), _
HELP$(4), _
HELP$(5), _
HELP$(6), _
HELP$(7), _
HELP$(8), _
HELP$(9)
ELSE
INPUT #1,HELP$(3), _
HELP$(4), _
HELP$(7), _
HELP$(9)
END IF
INPUT #1,BULLETIN.MENU$, _
BULLETIN.PREFIX$, _
DRIVE.FOR.BULLETINS$, _
MESSAGE.REMINDER, _
REQUIRE.NON.ASCII, _
ASK.EXTENDED.DESC, _
MAXIMUM.NUMBER.OF.NODES, _
NETWORK.TYPE, _
RECYCLE.TO.DOS, _
MAX.USR.FILE.SIZE.FRM.DEF, _
MAX.MSG.FILE.SIZE.FRM.DEF!, _
TRASHCAN.FILE$
INPUT #1,MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY, _
DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
FILESEC.FILE$, _
SYSOP.MENU.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
CONFMAIL.LIST$, _
MAXIMUM.VIOLATIONS, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(1), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(2), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(3), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(4), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(5), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(6), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(7), _
PASSWORD.FILE$, _
MAXIMUM.PASSWORD.CHANGES, _
MINIMUM.SECURITY.FOR.TEMP.PASSWORD, _
OVERWRITE.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
DOORS.TERMINAL.TYPE, _
MAX.PER.DAY
IF Version = 1 THEN GOTO READ.DEF.141D.ONLY
INPUT #1,MAIN.FUNCTION(1), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(2), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(3), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(4), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(5), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(6), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(7), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(8), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(9), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(10), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(11), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(12), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(13), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(14), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(15), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(16), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(17)
IF Version >= 4 THEN INPUT #1,MAIN.FUNCTION(18)
IF Version < 5 THEN
INPUT #1,DUMMY$
ELSE
INPUT #1,MIN.NEWCALLER.BAUD
END IF
INPUT #1,WAIT.BEFORE.DISCONNECT, _
FILES.FUNCTION(1), _
FILES.FUNCTION(2), _
FILES.FUNCTION(3), _
FILES.FUNCTION(4)
IF Version >= 5 THEN INPUT #1,FILES.FUNCTION(5)
INPUT #1,FILES.FUNCTION(6), _
FILES.FUNCTION(7), _
FILES.FUNCTION(8), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(1), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(2)
IF Version >= 5 THEN INPUT #1,UTILITY.FUNCTION(3)
INPUT #1,UTILITY.FUNCTION(4), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(5), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(6), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(7), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(8), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(9), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(10), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(11), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(12), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(1), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(2), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(3), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(4), _
UPLOAD.TIME.FACTOR!, _
COMPUTER.TYPE, _
REMIND.PROFILE, _
RBBS.NAME$, _
COMMANDS.BETWEEN.RINGS, _
MNP.SUPPORT, _
PAGING.PRINTER.SUPPORT$, _
MODEM.INIT.BAUD$
INPUT #1,TURN.PRINTER.OFF, _
DIRECTORY.PATH$, _
MIN.SEC.TO.VIEW, _
LIMIT.SEARCH.TO.FMS, _
DEFAULT.CATEGORY.CODE$, _
DIR.CATEGORY.FILE$, _
NEW.FILES.CHECK, _
MAX.DESC.LEN, _
SHOW.SECTION, _
COMMANDS.IN.PROMPT, _
NEWUSER.SETS.DEFAULTS, _
HELP.PATH$, _
HELP.EXTENSION$, _
MAIN.COMMANDS$, _
FILE.COMMANDS$, _
UTIL.COMMANDS$, _
GLOBAL.COMMANDS$, _
SYSOP.COMMANDS$
IF Version >= 4 THEN
INPUT #1,RECYCLE.WAIT, _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(1), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(2), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(3), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(4), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(5), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(6), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(7), _
LIBRARY.DRIVE$, _
LIBRARY.DIRECTORY.PATH$, _
LIBRARY.DIRECTORY.EXTENTION$, _
LIBRARY.WORK.DISK.PATH$, _
LIBRARY.MAX.DISK, _
LIBRARY.MAX.DIRECTORY, _
LIBRARY.MAX.SUBDIR, _
LIBRARY.SUBDIR.PREFIX$, _
LIBRARY.ARCHIVE.PATH$, _
LIBRARY.ARCHIVE.PROGRAM$, _
LIBRARY.COMMANDS$
END IF
INPUT #1,UPLOAD.PATH$, _
FMS.DIRECTORY$, _
ANS.MENU$,_
REQUIRED.QUESTIONNAIRE$,_
REMEMBER.NEW.USERS, _
SURVIVE.NOUSER.ROOM, _
PROMPT.HASH$, _
START.HASH, _
LEN.HASH, _
PROMPT.INDIV$, _
START.INDIV, _
LEN.INDIV
INPUT #1,BYPASS.MSGS, _
MUSIC, _
RESTRICT.BY.DATE, _
DAYS.TO.WARN, _
DAYS.IN.SUBSCRIPTION.PERIOD, _
VOICE.TYPE, _ ' KG013101
RESTRICT.VALID.CMDS, _
NEW.USER.DEFAULT.MODE, _
NEW.USER.LINE.FEEDS, _
NEW.USER.NULLS, _ ' KG013101
FAST.FILE.LIST$, _ ' KG013101
FAST.FILE.LOCATOR$, _ ' KG013101
MESSAGES.CAN.GROW, _ ' KG013101
WRAP.CALLERS.FILE$, _
REDIRECT.IO.METHOD, _
AUTO.UPGRADE.SEC, _ ' KG013101
HALT.ON.ERROR, _
NEW.PUBLIC.MSGS.SECURITY, _
NEW.PRIVATE.MSGS.SECURITY, _
SECURITY.NEEDED.TO.CHANGE.MSGS, _
SL.CATEGORIZE.UPLOADS, _
BAUDOT, _
TIME.TO.DROP.TO.DOS, _
EXPIRED.SECURITY, _
DTR.DROP.DELAY, _
ASK.IDENTITY, _
MAX.REG.SEC, _ ' KG013101
BUFFER.SIZE, _
MLCOM, _
SHOOT.YOURSELF, _
EXTENSION.LIST$, _
NEW.USER.DEFAULT.PROTOCOL$, _
NEW.USER.GRAPHICS$, _
NET.MAIL$, _
MASTER.DIRECTORY.NAME$, _
PROTO.DEF$, _
UPCAT.HELP$, _
ALWAYS.STREW.TO$, _
LAST.NAME.PROMPT$
GOTO READ.DEF.ALL
READ.DEF.141D.ONLY:
INPUT #1,MAIN.FUNCTION(2), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(3), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(4), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(5), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(6), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(3), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(1), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(7), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(8), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(9), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(6), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(10), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(11), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(14), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(12), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(13), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(15), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(16), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(17), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(4), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(2), _
DEFAULT.MACHINE.TYPE$, _
WAIT.BEFORE.DISCONNECT
INPUT #1,FILES.FUNCTION(1), _
FILES.FUNCTION(2), _
DUMMY, _
FILES.FUNCTION(3), _
FILES.FUNCTION(4), _
DUMMY, _
FILES.FUNCTION(6), _
FILES.FUNCTION(7), _
DUMMY, _
DUMMY, _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(1), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(11), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(4), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(5), _
DUMMY, _
DUMMY, _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(7), _
DUMMY, _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(8), _
DUMMY, _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(9), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(10), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(2), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(12), _
DUMMY, _
DUMMY, _
UPLOAD.TIME.FACTOR!, _
COMPUTER.TYPE, _
REMIND.PROFILE, _
RBBS.NAME$, _
COMMANDS.BETWEEN.RINGS, _
MNP.SUPPORT, _
PAGING.PRINTER.SUPPORT$, _
MODEM.INIT.BAUD$
INPUT #1,SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY1$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY2$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY3$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY4$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY5$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY6$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY7$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY8$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY9$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY10$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY11$, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION.KEY12$
READ.DEF.ALL:
IF Version >= 5 THEN
INPUT #1,PERSONAL.DRVPATH$, _
PERSONAL.DIR$, _
PERSONAL.BEGIN, _
PERSONAL.LEN, _
PERSONAL.PROTOCOL$, _
PERSONAL.CONCAT, _
PRIVATE.READ.SEC, _
PUBLIC.READ.SEC, _
SEC.CHANGE.MSG, _
KEEP.INIT.BAUD, _
MAIN.PUI$, _
DEFAULT.ECHOER$, _
HOST.ECHO.ON$, _
HOST.ECHO.OFF$, _
SWITCH.BACK, _
DEFAULT.LINE.ACK$, _
ALTDIR.EXTENSION$, _
DIRECTORY.PREFIX$
END IF
INPUT #1,SEC.LVL.EXEMPT.FRM.PURGING, _
MODEM.INIT.WAIT.TIME, _
MODEM.COMMAND.DELAY.TIME, _
TURBO.RBBS
INPUT #1,DNLD.SUB, _
WILL.SUBDIRS.B.USED, _
UPLOAD.TO.SUBDIR, _
DOWNLOAD.TO.SUBDIR, _
UPLOAD.SUBDIR$
IF Version < 5 THEN
INPUT #1,RESTRICT.BAUD, _
USE.COLOR
ELSE
INPUT #1,MIN.OLDCALLER.BAUD, _
MAX.WORK.VAR ' KG013101
ENDIF
INPUT #1,DISKFULL.GO.OFFLINE, _
EXTENDED.LOGGING, _
USER.RESET.COMMAND$, _
USER.COUNT.RINGS.COMMAND$, _
USER.ANSWER.COMMAND$, _
USER.GO.OFFHOOK.COMMAND$, _
DISK.FOR.DOS$, _
DUMB.MODEM, _
COMMENTS.AS.MESSAGES, _
LSB, _
MSB, _
LINE.CONTROL.REGISTER, _
MODEM.CONTROL.REGISTER, _
LINE.STATUS.REGISTER, _
MODEM.STATUS.REGISTER
IF Version >= 5 THEN
INPUT #1,KEEP.TIME.CREDITS, _
XON.XOFF, _
ALLOW.CALLER.TURBO, _
USE.DEVICE.DRIVER$, _
PRELOG$, _
NEW.USER.QUESTIONNAIRE$, _
EPILOG$, _
REGISTRATION.PROGRAM$, _
QUES.PATH$, _
USER.LOCATION$, _
USER.INITIALIZE.COMMAND$, _
USER.FIRMWARE.CLEAR.CMND$, _
USER.FIRMWARE.WRITE.CMND$, _
ENFORCE.UPLOAD.DOWNLOAD.RATIOS, _
SIZE.OF.STACK, _
SECURITY.EXEMPT.FROM.EPILOG, _
USE.BASIC.WRITES, _
DOSANSI, _
ESCAPE.INSECURE, _
USE.DIR.ORDER, _
ADD.DIR.SECURITY, _
MAX.EXTENDED.LINES, _
ORIG.COMMANDS$
END IF
IF Version >= 6 THEN
INPUT #1,LOGON.MAIL.LEVEL$, _
MACRO.DRVPATH$, _
MACRO.EXTENSION$, _
EMPHASIZE.ON.DEF$, _
EMPHASIZE.OFF.DEF$, _
FG.1.DEF$, _
FG.2.DEF$, _
FG.3.DEF$, _
FG.4.DEF$, _
SECVIO.HLP$, _
FOSSIL, _
MAX.CARRIER.WAIT, _
CALLER.BKGRD, _
SMART.TEXT, _
TIME.LOCK, _
WRITE.BUF.DEF, _
SEC.KILL.ANY, _
DOORS.DEF$, _
SCREEN.OUT.MSG$, _
AUTOPAGE.DEF$
END IF
IF DNLD.SUB < 1 OR DNLD.SUB > 99 THEN GOTO CLOSE.IN
FOR I = 1 TO DNLD.SUB
INPUT #1,DNLD$(I)
NEXT
GOTO CLOSE.IN
'
' ╔══════════════════╗
' ║ CLOSE INPUT FILE ║
' ╚══════════════════╝
'
CLOSE.IN:
CLOSE #1
'
' ╔═════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE ALL VARIABLES THAT DON'T AREADY EXIST ║
' ╚═════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
'
1020 LOCATE 11,9
PRINT "CONVERTING DATA...";
IF INSTR(MAIN.MESSAGE.FILE$,":") THEN
D$ = LEFT$(MAIN.MESSAGE.FILE$,INSTR(MAIN.MESSAGE.FILE$,":"))
ELSE
D$ = ""
END IF
ON Version GOTO 2000, 2100, 2200, 2300, 2400, 2500, 2500, 2500, 2500
GOTO 2600
'
' ╔══════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE VARIABLES NOT IN 14.1D ║
' ╚══════════════════════════════════╝
'
2000 FOR I = 1 TO 9
IF INSTR(HELP$(I),":") THEN
HELP$(I) = MID$(HELP$(I),INSTR(HELP$(I),":")+1)
END IF
NEXT
ALWAYS.STREW.TO$ = ""
ANS.MENU$ = D$ + "MENUA"
ASK.IDENTITY = FALSE
BAUDOT = 0
BUFFER.SIZE = 128
BYPASS.MSGS = FALSE ' KG013101
COMMANDS.IN.PROMPT = TRUE
DEFAULT.CATEGORY.CODE$ = "UC "
DAYS.IN.SUBSCRIPTION.PERIOD = 365
DAYS.TO.WARN = 60
DIR.CATEGORY.FILE$ = D$ + "DIR.CAT"
DIRECTORY.PATH$ = D$
DTR.DROP.DELAY = 3
DUMMY$ = " "
EXPIRED.SECURITY = DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL
FILE.COMMANDS$ = "DGLNPSUV"
FILES.FUNCTION(8) = FILES.FUNCTION(1)
F7.MESSAGE$ = ""
GLOBAL.COMMANDS$ = "H?QX" ' KG013101
HELP.EXTENSION$ = "HLP"
HELP.PATH$ = D$
LEN.HASH = 31
LEN.INDIV = 0
LIMIT.SEARCH.TO.FMS = FALSE
MAIN.COMMANDS$ = "ABCDEFIJKOPRSTUVW"
MAIN.FUNCTION(1) = DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL
MAIN.FUNCTION(18) = 32767
MASTER.DIRECTORY.NAME$ = ""
MAX.DESC.LEN = 40
MIN.SEC.TO.VIEW = DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL
MLCOM = FALSE
MUSIC = FALSE
NET.MAIL$ = ""
NEW.FILES.CHECK = FALSE
NEWUSER.SETS.DEFAULTS = TRUE
NEW.PUBLIC.MSGS.SECURITY = DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL
NEW.PRIVATE.MSGS.SECURITY = DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL
NEW.USER.DEFAULT.MODE = 0
NEW.USER.DEFAULT.PROTOCOL$ = ""
NEW.USER.GRAPHICS$ = ""
NEW.USER.LINE.FEEDS = 0
NEW.USER.NULLS = 0
NEW.USER.BELL = 0
NEW.USER.CASE = 0
NEW.USER.MARGINS = 0
PROMPT.HASH$ = "Name"
PROMPT.INDIV$ = ""
REDIRECT.IO.METHOD = TRUE
REMEMBER.NEW.USERS = TRUE
REQUIRED.QUESTIONNAIRE$ = "NONE"
RESTRICT.BY.DATE = FALSE
RESTRICT.VALID.CMDS = FALSE
SECURITY.NEEDED.TO.CHANGE.MSGS = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
SHOOT.YOURSELF = FALSE
SHOW.SECTION = TRUE
SL.CATEGORIZE.UPLOADS = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
START.HASH = 1
START.INDIV = 0
SURVIVE.NOUSER.ROOM = FALSE
SYSOP.COMMANDS$ = "1234567"
TIME.TO.DROP.TO.DOS = 0
TURN.PRINTER.OFF = FALSE
FMS.DIRECTORY$ = ""
UPCAT.HELP$ = "UPCAT" ' KG013101
UTIL.COMMANDS$ = "BCEFGLMPRSTU"
WRAP.CALLERS.FILE$ = ""
FOR I = 1 TO NUM.GLOBAL
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(I) = MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY
NEXT
'
' ╔══════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE VARIABLES NOT IN 15.1A ║
' ╚══════════════════════════════════╝
'
2100 RTS$ = "NO"
'
' ╔══════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE VARIABLES NOT IN 15.1B ║
' ╚══════════════════════════════════╝
'
2200 LIBRARY.ARCHIVE.PATH$ = D$
LIBRARY.ARCHIVE.PROGRAM$ = "ARCA "
LIBRARY.COMMANDS$ = "ACDGLSV"
LIBRARY.DIRECTORY.PATH$ = D$
LIBRARY.DIRECTORY.EXTENTION$ = "CDR"
LIBRARY.DRIVE$ = ""
LIBRARY.MAX.DISK = 705
LIBRARY.MAX.DIRECTORY = 7
LIBRARY.MAX.SUBDIR = 100
LIBRARY.SUBDIR.PREFIX$ = "DISK"
FOR I=1 TO 7
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(I) = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
NEXT
LIBRARY.WORK.DISK.PATH$ = D$
MAIN.COMMANDS$ = MAIN.COMMANDS$ + "@"
MENU$(6) = D$ + "MENU6"
RECYCLE.WAIT = 0
'
' ╔══════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE VARIABLES NOT IN 15.1C ║
' ╚══════════════════════════════════╝
'
2300 ALLOW.CALLER.TURBO = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
ALTDIR.EXTENSION$ = ""
DEFAULT.ECHOER$ = "R"
DEFAULT.LINE.ACK$ = ""
DIRECTORY.PREFIX$ = "DIR"
DOSANSI = USE.COLOR
ENFORCE.UPLOAD.DOWNLOAD.RATIOS = FALSE
EPILOG$ = D$ + "EPILOG.DEF"
IF LEN(FILE.COMMANDS$) < 8 THEN
FILE.COMMANDS$ = LEFT$(FILE.COMMANDS$,4) + "P" + _
RIGHT$(FILE.COMMANDS$,3)
END IF
FILES.FUNCTION(5) = SYSOP.SECRUITY.LEVEL
FIRST.NAME.PROMPT$ = "FIRST name"
HOST.ECHO.OFF$ = ""
HOST.ECHO.ON$ = ""
KEEP.INIT.BAUD = FALSE
KEEP.TIME.CREDITS = FALSE
LAST.NAME.PROMPT$ = "LAST name"
MAIN.PUI$ = D$ + "MAIN.PUI"
MAX.PER.DAY = 0
MENUS.CAN.PAUSE = TRUE
MIN.NEWCALLER.BAUD = 0
IF RESTRICT.BAUD <> 0 THEN _
MIN.NEWCALLER.BAUD = 1200
MIN.OLDCALLER.BAUD = 0
IF RESTRICT.BAUD =TRUE THEN _
MIN.OLDCALLER.BAUD = 1200
NEW.USER.QUESTIONNAIRE$ = D$ + "RBBS-REG.DEF"
PERSONAL.BEGIN = 1
PERSONAL.DIR$ = "PRIV"
PERSONAL.DRVPATH$ = D$
PERSONAL.LEN = 31
PERSONAL.CONCAT = FALSE
PERSONAL.PROTOCOL$ = "N"
PRELOG$ = D$ + "PRELOG"
PRIVATE.READ.SEC = DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL
PUBLIC.READ.SEC = DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL
QUES.PATH$ = ""
REGISTRATION.PROGRAM$ = "NONE"
SEC.CHANGE.MSG = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
SECURITY.EXEMPT.FROM.EPILOG= DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL + 1
SIZE.OF.STACK = 1024
SWITCH.BACK = FALSE
USE.BASIC.WRITES = FALSE
USE.DEVICE.DRIVER$ = ""
USE.EXTERNAL.YMODEM = FALSE
USER.FIRMWARE.CLEAR.CMND$ = "AT&F"
USER.FIRMWARE.WRITE.CMND$ = "&W"
USER.INITIALIZE.COMMAND$ = "AT&C1&D3B1E0V1M0S0=0&T5"
USER.LOCATION$ = "CITY and STATE"
IF LEN(UTIL.COMMANDS$) < 12 THEN _
UTIL.COMMANDS$ = LEFT$(UTIL.COMMANDS$,2) + "E" + _
RIGHT$(UTIL.COMMANDS$,9)
UTILITY.FUNCTION(3) = UTILITY.FUNCTION(4)
XON.XOFF = FALSE
MAIN.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ = "ABCDEFIJKOPRSTUVW@"
FILE.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ = "DGLNPSUV"
UTIL.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ = "BCEFGLMPRSTU"
LIBRARY.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ = "ACDGLSV"
GLOBAL.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ = "H?QX"
SYSOP.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ = "1234567"
ORIG.COMMANDS$ = MAIN.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ + _
FILE.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ + _
UTIL.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ + _
LIBRARY.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ + _
GLOBAL.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$ + _
SYSOP.COMMANDS.DEFAULTS$
'
' ╔══════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE VARIABLES NOT IN 16.1A ║
' ╚══════════════════════════════════╝
'
2400 ADD.DIR.SECURITY = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
ASK.EXTENDED.DESC = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
AUTOPAGE.DEF$ = D$ + "AUTOPAGE.DEF"
CALLER.BKGRD = 0
CONFMAIL.LIST$ = D$ + "CONFMAIL.DEF"
EMPHASIZE.OFF.DEF$ = "[27]" + "[0;40;33m"
EMPHASIZE.ON.DEF$ = "[27]" + "[1;41;37m"
ESCAPE.INSECURE = FALSE
FG.1.DEF$ = "[1;40;32m"
FG.2.DEF$ = "[1;40;33m"
FG.3.DEF$ = "[1;40;35m"
FG.4.DEF$ = "[1;40;36m"
FOSSIL = 0
LOGON.MAIL.LEVEL$ = "A"
LSB = 1016
MACRO.DRVPATH$ = D$
MACRO.EXTENSION$ = "MCR"
MAX.CARRIER.WAIT = 30
MAX.EXTENDED.LINES = 2
PROTO.DEF$ = D$ + "PROTO.DEF"
SECVIO.HLP$ = D$ + "SECVIO." + HELP.EXTENSION$
SMART.TEXT = 123
TIME.LOCK = 0
USE.DIR.ORDER = TRUE
WRITE.BUF.DEF = 1024
'
' ╔════════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE VARIABLES NOT IN 17.1A-D ║
' ╚════════════════════════════════════╝
'
2500 AUTO.UPGRADE.SEC = 0
EXTENSION.LIST$ = "ZIP"
DOORS.DEF$ = D$ + "DOORS.DEF"
MAX.REG.SEC = 0
MAX.WORK.VAR = 30
MESSAGES.CAN.GROW = 0
SCREEN.OUT.MSG$ = "SEEN-BY:"
SEC.KILL.ANY = SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL
VOICE.TYPE = 0
'
' ╔════════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ INITALIZE VARIABLES NOT IN 17.2A-B ║
' ╚════════════════════════════════════╝
'
2600 VERSION.NUMBER$ = "17.3"
FAST.FILE.LIST$ = D$ + "FIDX.DEF"
FAST.FILE.LOCATOR$ = D$ + "LIDX.DEF"
'
' ╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ WRITE OUT THE "RBBS-PC.DEF" FILE WITH THE SYSOP'S SPECIFIED CONFIGURATION ║
' ╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
'
3000 OPEN "O",#1,OutputFileName$
LOCATE 12,9
PRINT "WRITING DATA...";
4000 WRITE #1,VERSION.NUMBER$, _
DOWNLOAD.DRIVES$, _
SYSOP.PASSWORD.1$, _
SYSOP.PASSWORD.2$, _
SYSOP.FIRST.NAME$, _
SYSOP.LAST.NAME$, _
REQUIRED.RINGS, _
START.OFFICE.HOURS, _
END.OFFICE.HOURS, _
MINUTES.PER.SESSION!, _
MAX.ALLOWED.MSGS.FRM.DEF, _
ACT.MNTHS.B4.DELETING, _
UPLOAD.DIRECTORY$,_
EXPERT.USER, _
ACTIVE.BULLETINS, _
PROMPT.BELL, _
PCJR, _
MENUS.CAN.PAUSE, _
MENU$(1), _
MENU$(2), _
MENU$(3), _
MENU$(4), _
MENU$(5), _
MENU$(6), _
CONFERENCE.MENU$, _
CONFERENCE.VIEWER.SEC.LVL, _
WELCOME.INTERRUPTABLE, _
REMIND.FILE.TRANSFERS, _
PAGE.LENGTH, _
MAX.MESSAGE.LINES, _
DOORS.AVAILABLE, _
MO$
IF INSTR(BULLETIN.MENU$,":") < 1 THEN _
BULLETIN.MENU$ = DRIVE.FOR.BULLETINS$ + _
BULLETIN.MENU$
IF INSTR(BULLETIN.PREFIX$,":") < 1 THEN _
BULLETIN.PREFIX$ = DRIVE.FOR.BULLETINS$ + _
BULLETIN.PREFIX$
IF GLOBAL.FUNCTION(3) > MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY THEN _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(3) = MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY
IF FILES.FUNCTION(2) > MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY THEN _
FILES.FUNCTION(2) = MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY
IF LIBRARY.FUNCTION(4) > MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY THEN _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(4) = MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY
IF LIBRARY.DRIVE$ = "" THEN _
MAIN.FUNCTION(18) = 32767
WRITE #1,MAIN.MESSAGE.FILE$, _
MAIN.MESSAGE.BACKUP$, _
CALLERS.FILE$, _
COMMENTS.FILE$, _
MAIN.USER.FILE$, _
WELCOME.FILE$, _
NEWUSER.FILE$, _
DIRECTORY.EXTENTION$, _
COM.PORT$, _
BULLETINS.OPTIONAL, _
USER.INIT.COMMAND$, _
RTS$, _
DOS.VERSION, _
FG, _
BG, _
BORDER, _
RBBS.BAT$, _
RCTTY.BAT$
4200 WRITE #1,OMIT.MAIN.DIRECTORY$, _
FIRST.NAME.PROMPT$, _
HELP$(3), _
HELP$(4), _
HELP$(7), _
HELP$(9), _
BULLETIN.MENU$, _
BULLETIN.PREFIX$, _
DRIVE.FOR.BULLETINS$, _
MESSAGE.REMINDER, _
REQUIRE.NON.ASCII, _
ASK.EXTENDED.DESC, _
MAXIMUM.NUMBER.OF.NODES, _
NETWORK.TYPE, _
RECYCLE.TO.DOS, _
MAX.USR.FILE.SIZE.FRM.DEF, _
MAX.MSG.FILE.SIZE.FRM.DEF!, _
TRASHCAN.FILE$
4300 WRITE #1,MINIMUM.LOGON.SECURITY, _
DEFAULT.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
SYSOP.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
FILESEC.FILE$, _
SYSOP.MENU.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
CONFMAIL.LIST$, _
MAXIMUM.VIOLATIONS, _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(1), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(2), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(3), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(4), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(5), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(6), _
SYSOP.FUNCTION(7), _
PASSWORD.FILE$, _
MAXIMUM.PASSWORD.CHANGES, _
MINIMUM.SECURITY.FOR.TEMP.PASSWORD, _
OVERWRITE.SECURITY.LEVEL, _
DOORS.TERMINAL.TYPE, _
MAX.PER.DAY
4400 WRITE #1,MAIN.FUNCTION(1), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(2), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(3), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(4), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(5), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(6), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(7), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(8), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(9), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(10), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(11), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(12), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(13), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(14), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(15), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(16), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(17), _
MAIN.FUNCTION(18), _
MIN.NEWCALLER.BAUD, _
WAIT.BEFORE.DISCONNECT
4500 WRITE #1,FILES.FUNCTION(1), _
FILES.FUNCTION(2), _
FILES.FUNCTION(3), _
FILES.FUNCTION(4), _
FILES.FUNCTION(5), _
FILES.FUNCTION(6), _
FILES.FUNCTION(7), _
FILES.FUNCTION(8), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(1), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(2), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(3), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(4), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(5), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(6), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(7), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(8), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(9), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(10), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(11), _
UTILITY.FUNCTION(12), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(1), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(2), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(3), _
GLOBAL.FUNCTION(4), _
UPLOAD.TIME.FACTOR!, _
COMPUTER.TYPE, _
REMIND.PROFILE, _
RBBS.NAME$, _
COMMANDS.BETWEEN.RINGS, _
MNP.SUPPORT, _
PAGING.PRINTER.SUPPORT$, _
MODEM.INIT.BAUD$
4600 WRITE #1,TURN.PRINTER.OFF,_
DIRECTORY.PATH$,_
MIN.SEC.TO.VIEW, _
LIMIT.SEARCH.TO.FMS, _
DEFAULT.CATEGORY.CODE$, _
DIR.CATEGORY.FILE$, _
NEW.FILES.CHECK, _
MAX.DESC.LEN, _
SHOW.SECTION, _
COMMANDS.IN.PROMPT, _
NEWUSER.SETS.DEFAULTS, _
HELP.PATH$, _
HELP.EXTENSION$, _
MAIN.COMMANDS$, _
FILE.COMMANDS$, _
UTIL.COMMANDS$, _
GLOBAL.COMMANDS$, _
SYSOP.COMMANDS$
4700 WRITE #1,RECYCLE.WAIT, _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(1), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(2), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(3), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(4), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(5), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(6), _
LIBRARY.FUNCTION(7), _
LIBRARY.DRIVE$, _
LIBRARY.DIRECTORY.PATH$, _
LIBRARY.DIRECTORY.EXTENTION$, _
LIBRARY.WORK.DISK.PATH$, _
LIBRARY.MAX.DISK, _
LIBRARY.MAX.DIRECTORY, _
LIBRARY.MAX.SUBDIR, _
LIBRARY.SUBDIR.PREFIX$, _
LIBRARY.ARCHIVE.PATH$, _
LIBRARY.ARCHIVE.PROGRAM$, _
LIBRARY.COMMANDS$
4800 WRITE #1,UPLOAD.PATH$, _
FMS.DIRECTORY$, _
ANS.MENU$, _
REQUIRED.QUESTIONNAIRE$, _
REMEMBER.NEW.USERS, _
SURVIVE.NOUSER.ROOM, _
PROMPT.HASH$, _
START.HASH, _
LEN.HASH, _
PROMPT.INDIV$, _
START.INDIV, _
LEN.INDIV
4850 WRITE #1,BYPASS.MSGS, _
MUSIC, _
RESTRICT.BY.DATE, _
DAYS.TO.WARN, _
DAYS.IN.SUBSCRIPTION.PERIOD, _
VOICE.TYPE, _
RESTRICT.VALID.CMDS, _
NEW.USER.DEFAULT.MODE, _
NEW.USER.LINE.FEEDS, _
NEW.USER.NULLS, _
FAST.FILE.LIST$, _
FAST.FILE.LOCATOR$, _
MESSAGES.CAN.GROW, _
WRAP.CALLERS.FILE$, _
REDIRECT.IO.METHOD, _
AUTO.UPGRADE.SEC, _
HALT.ON.ERROR, _
NEW.PUBLIC.MSGS.SECURITY, _
NEW.PRIVATE.MSGS.SECURITY, _
SECURITY.NEEDED.TO.CHANGE.MSGS, _
SL.CATEGORIZE.UPLOADS, _
BAUDOT, _
TIME.TO.DROP.TO.DOS, _
EXPIRED.SECURITY, _
DTR.DROP.DELAY, _
ASK.IDENTITY, _
MAX.REG.SEC, _
BUFFER.SIZE, _
MLCOM, _
SHOOT.YOURSELF, _
EXTENSION.LIST$, _
NEW.USER.DEFAULT.PROTOCOL$, _
NEW.USER.GRAPHICS$, _
NET.MAIL$, _
MASTER.DIRECTORY.NAME$, _
PROTO.DEF$, _
UPCAT.HELP$, _
ALWAYS.STREW.TO$, _
LAST.NAME.PROMPT$
MSB = LSB + 1
LINE.CONTROL.REGISTER = LSB + 3
MODEM.CONTROL.REGISTER = LSB + 4
LINE.STATUS.REGISTER = LSB + 5
MODEM.STATUS.REGISTER = LSB + 6
4900 WRITE #1,PERSONAL.DRVPATH$, _
PERSONAL.DIR$, _
PERSONAL.BEGIN, _
PERSONAL.LEN, _
PERSONAL.PROTOCOL$, _
PERSONAL.CONCAT, _
PRIVATE.READ.SEC, _
PUBLIC.READ.SEC, _
SEC.CHANGE.MSG, _
KEEP.INIT.BAUD, _
MAIN.PUI$, _
DEFAULT.ECHOER$, _
HOST.ECHO.ON$, _
HOST.ECHO.OFF$, _
SWITCH.BACK, _
DEFAULT.LINE.ACK$, _
ALTDIR.EXTENSION$, _
DIRECTORY.PREFIX$
4950 WRITE #1,SEC.LVL.EXEMPT.FRM.PURGING, _
MODEM.INIT.WAIT.TIME, _
MODEM.COMMAND.DELAY.TIME, _
TURBO.RBBS, _
DNLD.SUB, _
WILL.SUBDIRS.B.USED, _
UPLOAD.TO.SUBDIR, _
DOWNLOAD.TO.SUBDIR, _
UPLOAD.SUBDIR$, _
MIN.OLDCALLER.BAUD, _
MAX.WORK.VAR, _
DISKFULL.GO.OFFLINE, _
EXTENDED.LOGGING, _
USER.RESET.COMMAND$, _
USER.COUNT.RINGS.COMMAND$, _
USER.ANSWER.COMMAND$, _
USER.GO.OFFHOOK.COMMAND$, _
DISK.FOR.DOS$, _
DUMB.MODEM, _
COMMENTS.AS.MESSAGES, _
LSB, _
MSB, _
LINE.CONTROL.REGISTER, _
MODEM.CONTROL.REGISTER, _
LINE.STATUS.REGISTER, _
MODEM.STATUS.REGISTER
4980 WRITE #1,KEEP.TIME.CREDITS, _
XON.XOFF, _
ALLOW.CALLER.TURBO, _
USE.DEVICE.DRIVER$, _
PRELOG$, _
NEW.USER.QUESTIONNAIRE$, _
EPILOG$, _
REGISTRATION.PROGRAM$, _
QUES.PATH$, _
USER.LOCATION$, _
USER.INITIALIZE.COMMAND$, _
USER.FIRMWARE.CLEAR.CMND$, _
USER.FIRMWARE.WRITE.CMND$, _
ENFORCE.UPLOAD.DOWNLOAD.RATIOS, _
SIZE.OF.STACK, _
SECURITY.EXEMPT.FROM.EPILOG, _
USE.BASIC.WRITES, _
DOSANSI, _
ESCAPE.INSECURE, _
USE.DIR.ORDER, _
ADD.DIR.SECURITY, _
MAX.EXTENDED.LINES, _
ORIG.COMMANDS$
IF MACRO.EXTENSION$ <> "" AND _
INSTR(MACRO.EXTENSION$,".") <> 1 THEN _
MACRO.EXTENSION$ = "." + MACRO.EXTENSION$
WRITE #1,LOGON.MAIL.LEVEL$, _
MACRO.DRVPATH$, _
MACRO.EXTENSION$, _
EMPHASIZE.ON.DEF$, _
EMPHASIZE.OFF.DEF$, _
FG.1.DEF$, _
FG.2.DEF$, _
FG.3.DEF$, _
FG.4.DEF$, _
SECVIO.HLP$, _
FOSSIL, _
MAX.CARRIER.WAIT, _
CALLER.BKGRD, _
SMART.TEXT, _
TIME.LOCK, _
WRITE.BUF.DEF, _
SEC.KILL.ANY, _
DOORS.DEF$, _
SCREEN.OUT.MSG$, _
AUTOPAGE.DEF$
IF DNLD.SUB <1 OR DNLD.SUB > 99 THEN _
GOTO CLOSE.OUT
FOR I = 1 TO DNLD.SUB
WRITE #1,DNLD$(I)
NEXT
CLOSE.OUT:
5000 CLOSE #1
LOCATE 13,9
PRINT "FINISHED."
LOCATE 22,1
END
'
' ╔══════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ ERROR EXIT - USER ABORTED PROGRAM║
' ╚══════════════════════════════════╝
'
USER.ABORT:
LOCATE 23,1
PRINT "User aborted program - EXECUTION CANCELLED"
SYSTEM
'
' ╔══════════════════════════════════════════════╗
' ║ ERROR HANDLER FOR ANY OPEN/READ/WRITE ERRORS ║
' ╚══════════════════════════════════════════════╝
'
ErrorHandler:
IF ERL = 1000 THEN
CALL Line17("ERROR: COULD NOT OPEN INPUT FILE - EXECUTION CANCELLED")
SYSTEM
END IF
IF ERL = 1010 THEN
CALL Line17("ERROR READING FILE (Probably not version "+ MID$(Ver$,(Version-1)*6+1,5)+")")
SYSTEM
END IF
IF ERL = 3000 THEN
CALL Line17("ERROR: COULD NOT OPEN OUTPUT FILE - EXECUTION CANCELLED")
SYSTEM
END IF
IF ERL >= 4000 AND ERL <= 5000 THEN
CALL Line17("ERROR: COULD NOT WRITE OUTPUT FILE - EXECUTION CANCELLED")
SYSTEM
END IF
CALL Line17("ERROR "+STR$(ERR)+" OCCURRED IN LINE "+STR$(ERL)+" - EXECUTION CANCELLED")
SYSTEM
DATA " RBBS-PC VERSION 17.3 CONFIGURATION CONVERSION"
DATA "Conceived and written by:"
DATA " Doug Azzarito"
DATA " TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANTS of the Palm Beaches, Inc."
DATA " VOICE: (407) 627-9767"
DATA " DATA: (407) 627-6969 627-6862"
DATA ""
DATA "A limited license is granted to all users of this program"
DATA "to use and distribute this program, as long as:"
DATA " 1) NO FEE is charged for copying or distributing this program."
DATA " 2) This program is NOT distributed in modified form."
DATA " 3) The code contained herein is NOT used for any other purpose"
DATA " without obtaining permission from the copyright owner of"
DATA " RBBS-PC"
'
' ╔═════════════════╗
' ║ STRTOK FUNCTION ║
' ╚═════════════════╝
'
FUNCTION StrTok$(Srce$,Delim$)
STATIC Start%, SaveStr$
' If first call, make a copy of the string.
IF Srce$<>"" THEN
Start%=1 : SaveStr$=Srce$
END IF
BegPos%=Start% : Ln%=LEN(SaveStr$)
' Look for start of a token (character that isn't delimiter).
WHILE BegPos%<=Ln% AND INSTR(Delim$,MID$(SaveStr$,BegPos%,1))<>0
BegPos%=BegPos%+1
WEND
' Test for token start found.
IF BegPos% > Ln% THEN
StrTok$="" : EXIT FUNCTION
END IF
' Find the end of the token.
EndPos%=BegPos%
WHILE EndPos% <= Ln% AND INSTR(Delim$,MID$(SaveStr$,EndPos%,1))=0
EndPos%=EndPos%+1
WEND
StrTok$=MID$(SaveStr$,BegPos%,EndPos%-BegPos%)
' Set starting point for search for next token.
Start%=EndPos%
END FUNCTION
'
' ╔═════════════════╗
' ║ BOX SUBROUTINE ║
' ╚═════════════════╝
'
SUB box (ybox, xbox, boxrows, boxcols, style)
' ybox is the screen row of the upper left corner of the box
' xbox is the screen column of the upper left corner of the box
' boxrows is the number of rows (must be > 1) for the box
' boxcols is the number of cols (must be > 1) for the box
' style = 1 single line 2 double line
' 3 double top,single side 4 double side, single top
'
IF style = 0 THEN EXIT SUB
SELECT CASE style
CASE 1
tl$ = "┌": tr$ = "┐": bl$ = "└": br$ = "┘": hl$ = "─": vl$ = "│"
CASE 2
tl$ = "╔": tr$ = "╗": bl$ = "╚": br$ = "╝": hl$ = "═": vl$ = "║"
CASE 3
tl$ = "╒": tr$ = "╕": bl$ = "╘": br$ = "╛": hl$ = "═": vl$ = "│"
CASE 4
tl$ = "╓": tr$ = "╖": bl$ = "╙": br$ = "╜": hl$ = "─": vl$ = "║"
CASE ELSE
CLS
PRINT "SYNTAX ERROR IN box FUNCTION: Invalid style"
SYSTEM
END SELECT
LOCATE ybox, xbox, 0
PRINT tl$ + STRING$(boxcols - 2, hl$) + tr$;
FOR i! = ybox + 1 TO ybox + boxrows - 2
LOCATE i!, xbox
PRINT vl$;
LOCATE , xbox + boxcols - 1
PRINT vl$;
NEXT i!
LOCATE ybox + boxrows - 1, xbox, 0
PRINT bl$ + STRING$(boxcols - 2, hl$) + br$;
END SUB
'
' ╔══════════════════════╗
' ║ Line 17 Help Display ║
' ╚══════════════════════╝
'
SUB Line17 (HelpText$)
LOCATE 17,6
PRINT SPACE$(67);
IF LEN(HelpText$) > 67 THEN HelpText$ = LEFT$(HelpText$,67)
LOCATE 17,40-INT((LEN(HelpText$)+1)/2)
PRINT HelpText$;
END SUB
RECONFIG.DOC
RECONFIG Version 17.3 DOCUMENTATION
RECONFIG is a conversion utility for RBBS-PC systems. This version is ONLY
for SYSOP's of RBBS-PC version 14 through 17.2B who are upgrading to
RBBS-PC version 17.3. It should NOT be used to convert from/to ANY other
versions!
What it does:
RECONFIG reads the RBBS-PC configuration file (RBBSnPC.DEF) and extracts as
much information as possible in order to create a working .DEF file for
RBBS-PC version 17.3. Your existing version 14 through 16 DEF file WILL
NOT WORK with version 17.3. Instead of re-typing all your custom settings,
run RECONFIG before setting up your new 17.3 system. 17.1 and 17.2
versions will work but RECONFIG will fill in sensible values for the new
parameters in 17.3.
How to use it:
RECONFIG.EXE will prompt you for the necessary input, or it will accept
input on the command line in the form:
RECONFIG [drive:\path\]input-file version [drive:\path\]output-file
input-file is the name of your existing RBBS-PC configuration
version is the version of your file (14.1D, 15.1A/B/C, 16.1A,
17.1A/B/C/D or 17.2A/B only)
output-file is the name of your desired RBBS-PC version 17.3 file
For example,
RECONFIG RBBS-PC.DEF 17.1D 173-NU.DEF
will read configuration file RBBS-PC.DEF, treat it as a 17.1D version,
and convert it to 17.3 format, writing out file 173-NU.DEF.
If you do not specify an input file and version, and an output file,
RECONFIG will prompt you for the proper input. You COULD specify the same
name for both input and output (so RECONFIG will write the new .DEF file on
top of the old one), but this is NOT recommended! You will be left WITHOUT
your original .DEF file!
If the command line is specified correctly, you will be shown your options
one more time to make sure. Since RECONFIG will write the output file even
if a file already exists with the same name, be careful in your choice of
output file names!
Once you run RECONFIG, You should inspect your new .DEF file with
CONFIG.EXE for 17.3. There are some new changes to RBBS-PC and CONFIG that
you will want to know about. Where possible, RECONFIG uses your existing
settings to choose values for settings that are new to version 17.3. You
can view these new settings by selecting CONFIG option 190.
NOTICE:
This program was conceived and written by:
Doug Azzarito
of TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANTS of the Palm Beaches, Inc.
P.O. Box 31024
Palm Beach Gardens, FL. 33418
VOICE: (407) 627-9767 DATA: (407) 627-6969 or 627-6862
The purpose of this program is to ease the migration to RBBS-PC version
17.3. Since most of the code was taken directly from RBBS-PC and CONFIG
code, PLEASE respect the RBBS-PC copyright! You may use this program,
distribute it freely in unmodified form, but do NOT accept any payment or
other consideration for copying or distributing this program. Do NOT use
portions of this code in another program without first getting permission
from the copyright owner of RBBS-PC!
NOTE: due to space limitations, you may not receive source code to
RECONFIG. Source for 17.3 of RECONFIG can be downloaded from either
RBBS-PC "home" systems:
BBS Phone Sysop
Your Place 202-978-6360 Ken Goosens
Technology Consultants 407-627-6969/6862 Doug Azzarito
Feel free to call either system and download source to RECONFIG. This
version of RECONFIG was compiled with Microsoft QuickBasic 4.5, but will
also compile under BASCOM 7.0.
RVAR0227.BAS
' $SUBTITLE: 'Arrays passed between various components of RBBS-PC'
' $PAGE
DEFINT A-Z
'
' The following static arrays are passed between the various subroutines
' within RBBS-PC.
'
DIM ZHelp$(9) ' Help file names
DIM ZWasLG$(12) ' Holds message strings
DIM ZMenu$(7) ' Menu file names
DIM ZSubDir$(99) ' Download Sub-Dirs
' $SUBTITLE: 'Variables passed between various components of RBBS-PC'
' $PAGE
'
' The following variables are passed between the various and
' seperately compiled subroutines used by RBBS-PC.
'
COMMON SHARED _
ZAbort, _
ZAckChar$, _
ZAcknowledge$, _
ZActiveBulletins, _
ZActiveFMSDir$, _
ZActiveMenu$, _
ZActiveMessage$, _
ZActiveMessageFile$, _
ZActiveUserFile$, _
ZActiveUserName$, _
ZAddDirSecurity, _
ZAdjustedSecurity, _
ZAdvanceProtoWrite, _
ZAllOpts$, _
ZAllowCallerTurbo, _
ZAllwaysStrewTo$, _
ZAltdirExtension$, _
ZAnsIndex, _
ZAnsMenu$, _
ZArcWork$, _
ZAskExtendedDesc, _
ZAskID, _
ZAttemptsAllowed, _
ZAutoDownDesired, _
ZAutoDownInProgress, _
ZAutoDownVerified, _
ZAutoDownYes, _
ZAutoLogoff!, _
ZAutoLogoffReq, _
ZAutoPageDef$, _
ZAutoUpgradeSec, _
ZBackArrow$, _
ZBackSpace$, _
ZBatchProto, _
ZBatchTransfer, _
ZBaudot, _
ZBaudParity$, _
ZBaudRateDivisor, _
ZBaudRates$, _
ZBaudTest!, _
ZBegFile, _
ZBegLibrary, _
ZBegMain, _
ZBegUtil, _
ZBellRinger$, _
ZBG, _
ZBlk, _
ZBlocksInFile#, _
ZBlockSize, _
ZBoldText$, _
ZBorder, _
ZBPS, _
ZBufferSize, _
ZBulletinMenu$, _
ZBulletinPrefix$, _
ZBulletinSave$, _
ZBulletinsOptional, _
ZBypassMsgs, _
ZBypassTimeCheck, _
ZByteMethod, _
ZBytesInFile#, _
ZBytesToday!, _
ZCallersFile$, _
ZCallersFileIndex!, _
ZCallersFilePrefix$, _
ZCallersRecord$, _
ZCancel$, _
ZCanDnldFromUp, _
ZCarriageReturn$, _
ZCategoryCode$(1), _
ZCategoryDesc$(1), _
ZCategoryName$(1), _
ZChainedDir$, _
ZChatAvail, _
ZCheckBulletLogon, _
ZCheckSum, _
ZCityState$, _
ZCmdPrompt$, _
ZCmdsBetweenRings, _
ZCmdTransfer$, _
ZCmndsInPrompt, _
ZCmntsAsMsgs, _
ZCmntsFile$, _
ZColorReset$, _
ZCommPortStack$, _
ZComPort$, _
ZComPort, _
ZCompressedExt$, _
ZComProgram, _
ZComputerType, _
ZConcatFIles, _
ZConfigFileName$, _
ZConfMailList$, _
ZConfMenu$, _
ZConfMode, _
ZConfName$, _
ZCR, _
ZCrLf$, _
ZCurDate$, _
ZCurDef$, _
ZCurDirPath$, _
ZCurPUI$, _
ZCursorLine, _
ZCursorRow, _
ZCustomPUI, _
ZDateOrderedFMS, _
ZDaysInRegPeriod, _
ZDaysToWarn, _
ZDebug, _
ZDefaultCatCode$, _
ZDefaultEchoer$, _
ZDefaultExtension$, _
ZDefaultLineACK$, _
ZDefaultSecLevel, _
ZDefaultXfer$, _
ZDelay!, _
ZDeletedMsg$, _
ZDeleteInvalid, _
ZDenyAccess, _
ZDirCatFile$, _
ZDirExtension$, _
ZDirFile$, _
ZDirPath$, _
ZDirPrefix$, _
ZDirPrompt$, _
ZDiskForDos$, _
ZDiskFullGoOffline, _
ZDisplayAsUnit, _
ZDistantTGet, _
ZDistriHelp$, _ ' nc022101
ZDistriPath$, _ ' nc022101
ZDLBytes!, _
ZDlBytes$, _
ZDLToday!, _
ZDnldDrives$, _
ZDnldRecord$, _
ZDnlds, _
ZDoorDisplay$, _
ZDooredTo$, _
ZDoorsAvail, _
ZDoorsDef$, _
ZDoorSkipsPswd, _
ZDoorsTermType, _
ZDosANSI, _
ZDosVersion, _
ZDotFlag, _
ZDownFiles, _
ZDownTemplate$, _
ZDR1$, _
ZDR2$, _
ZDR3$, _
ZDR4$, _
ZDTRDropDelay, _
ZDumbModem, _
ZDwnIndex, _
ZEchoer$, _
ZEightBit, _
ZElapsedTime$, _
ZElapsedTime, _
ZEmphasizeOff$, _
ZEmphasizeOffDef$, _
ZEmphasizeOn$, _
ZEmphasizeOnDef$, _
ZEndOfficeHours, _
ZEndTime, _
ZEndTransmission$, _
ZEnforceRatios, _
ZEOL, _
ZEpilog$, _
ZErrCode, _
ZEscape$, _
ZEscapeInsecure, _
ZExitToDoors, _
ZExpectActiveModem, _
ZExpertUser, _
ZExpertUserDef, _
ZExpirationDate$, _
ZExpiredSec, _
ZExtendedLogging, _
ZExtendedOff, _
ZF10Key, _
ZF1Key, _
ZF7Msg$, _
ZFailureParm, _
ZFailureString$, _
ZFakeXRpt, _
ZFalse, _
ZFastFileList$, _
ZFastFileLocator$, _
ZFastFileSearch, _
ZFastTabs$, _
ZFF, _
ZFG, _
ZFG1$, _
ZFG1Def$, _
ZFG2$, _
ZFG2Def$, _
ZFG3$, _
ZFG3Def$, _
ZFG4$, _
ZFG4Def$, _
ZFileCmd$, _
ZFileLocation$, _ ' KG022301
ZFileName$, _
ZFileNameHold$, _
ZFileOpts$, _
ZFileSecFile$, _
ZFileSysParm, _
ZFirstName$, _
ZFirstNameEnd, _
ZFirstNamePrompt$, _
ZFLen, _
ZFlowControl, _
ZFMSDirectory$, _
ZForceKeyboard, _
ZFossil, _
ZFreeSpace$, _
ZFreeSpaceUpldFile$, _
ZFunctionKey
COMMON SHARED _
ZGetExtDesc, _
ZGlobalBytesToday!, _
ZGlobalCmnds$, _
ZGlobalDLBytes!, _
ZGlobalDLToday!, _
ZGlobalDnlds, _
ZGlobalSysop, _
ZGlobalULBytes!, _
ZGlobalUplds, _
ZGSRAra$(1), _
ZHaltOnError, _
ZHasDoored, _
ZHasPrivDoor, _
ZHelp$(), _
ZHelpExtension$, _
ZHelpPath$, _
ZHidden, _
ZHiLiteOff, _
ZHomeConf$, _
ZHostEchoOff$, _
ZHostEchoOn$, _
ZHourMinToDropToDos, _
ZInConfMenu, _
ZInitialCredit#, _
ZInternalEquiv$, _
ZInternalProt$, _
ZInterrupOn$, _
ZInvalidFileOpts$, _
ZInvalidLibraryOpts$, _
ZInvalidMainOpts$, _
ZInvalidOpts$, _
ZInvalidSysOpts$, _
ZInvalidUtilOpts$, _
ZJumpLast$, _
ZJumpSearching, _
ZJumpSupported, _
ZJumpTo$, _
ZKeepInitBaud, _
ZKeepTimeCredits, _
ZKermitExeFile$, _
ZKermitSupport, _
ZKeyboardStack$, _
ZKeyPressed$, _
ZKeyPressed, _
ZKillMessage, _
ZLastCommand$, _
ZLastDateTimeOn$, _
ZLastDateTimeOnSave$, _
ZLastIndex, _
ZLastMsgRead, _
ZLastName$, _
ZLastNameEnd, _
ZLastNamePrompt$, _
ZLastSmartColor$, _
ZLenHash, _
ZLenIndiv, _
ZLibArcPath$, _
ZLibArcProgram$, _
ZLibCmds$, _
ZLibDir$, _
ZLibDirExtension$, _
ZLibDirPath$, _
ZLibDiskChar$, _
ZLibDrive$, _
ZLibMaxDir, _
ZLibMaxDisk, _
ZLibMaxSubdir, _
ZLibNodeID$, _
ZLibOpts$, _
ZLibSubdirPrefix$, _
ZLibType, _
ZLibWorkDiskPath$, _
ZLimitMinsPerSession, _
ZLimitSearchToFMS, _
ZLine25$, _
ZLine25Hold$, _
ZLineCntlReg, _
ZLineEditChk$, _
ZLineFeed$, _
ZLineFeeds, _
ZLineMes$, _
ZLinesInMsg, _
ZLinesInMsgSave, _
ZLinesPrinted, _
ZLineStatusReg, _
ZListDir, _
ZListIndex, _
ZListNewDate$, _
ZLocalBksp$, _
ZLocalUser, _
ZLocalUserMode, _
ZLockDrive, _
ZLockFileName$, _
ZLockStatus$, _
ZLogonActive, _
ZLogonErrorIndex, _
ZLogonMailLevel$, _
ZLSB
COMMON SHARED _
ZMacroActive, _
ZMacroDrvPath$, _
ZMacroEcho, _
ZMacroExtension$, _
ZMacroMin, _
ZMacroSave, _
ZMacroTemplate$, _
ZMailWaiting, _
ZMainCmds$, _
ZMainDirExtension$, _
ZMainFMSDir$, _
ZMainMsgBackup$, _
ZMainMsgFile$, _
ZMainOpts$, _
ZMainPUI$, _
ZMainUserFile$, _
ZMainUserFileIndex, _
ZMasterDirName$, _
ZMaxCarrierWait, _
ZMaxDescLen, _
ZMaxExtendedLines, _
ZMaxMsgLines, _
ZMaxMsgLinesDef, _
ZMaxNodes, _
ZMaxPerDay,_
ZMaxPswdChanges, _
ZMaxRegSec, _
ZMaxViolations, _
ZMaxWorkVar, _
ZMenu$(), _
ZMenuIndex, _
ZMenusCanPause, _
ZMinLogonSec, _
ZMinNewCallerBaud, _
ZMinOldCallerBaud, _
ZMinSecForTempPswd, _
ZMinSecToView, _
ZMinsPerSession, _
ZMLCom, _
ZMNPSupport, _
ZModemAnswerCmd$, _
ZModemCmdDelayTime, _
ZModemCntlReg, _
ZModemCountRingsCmd$, _
ZModemGoOffHookCmd$, _
ZModemInitBaud$, _
ZModemInitCmd$, _
ZModemInitWaitTime, _
ZModemOffHook, _
ZModemResetCmd$, _
ZModemStatusReg, _
ZMorePrompt$, _
ZMSB, _
ZMsgDim, _
ZMsgDimIndex, _
ZMsgDimIndexSave, _
ZMsgFileLock, _
ZMsgHeader$, _
ZMsgPswd, _
ZMsgPtr(2), _
ZMsgRec$, _
ZMsgReminder, _
ZMsgsCanGrow, _
ZMultiLinkPresent, _
ZMusic, _
ZNAK$, _
ZNetBaud$, _
ZNetMail$, _
ZNetReliable$, _
ZNetworkType, _
ZNewFilesCheck, _
ZNewMsgs, _
ZNewPrivateMsgsSec, _
ZNewPublicMsgsSec, _
ZNewsFileName$, _
ZNewUser, _
ZNewUserDefaultMode, _
ZNewUserDefaultProtocol$, _
ZNewUserFile$, _
ZNewUserGraphics$, _ ' nc022101
ZNewUserMargins, _ ' nc022101
ZNewUserQuestionnaire$, _
ZNewUserSetsDefaults, _
ZNextMsgRec, _
ZNo, _
ZNoAdvance, _
ZNodeFileID$, _
ZNodeID$, _
ZNodeRecIndex, _
ZNodeWorkDrvPath$, _
ZNodeWorkFile$, _
ZNoDoorProtect, _
ZNonStop, _
ZNonStopSave, _
ZNotCTS, _
ZNul$, _
ZNulls, _
ZNumCategories, _
ZNumDnldBytes!, _
ZNumHeaders, _
ZOK, _
ZOldDate$, _
ZOmitMainDir$, _
ZOneStop, _
ZOptionEnd$, _
ZOptSec(1), _
ZOrigCallers$, _
ZOrigCnfg$, _
ZOrigCommands$, _
ZOrigMsgFile$, _
ZOrigSec, _
ZOrigSysopFN$, _
ZOrigSysopLN$, _
ZOrigUserFile$, _
ZOrigUserFileIndex, _
ZOrigUserName$, _
ZOutTxt$(1), _
ZOutTxt$, _
ZOverWriteSecLevel, _
ZPageLength, _
ZPageLengthDef, _
ZPageStatus$, _
ZPagingPtrSupport$, _
ZParseOff, _
ZPersonalBegin, _
ZPersonalConcat, _
ZPersonalDir$, _
ZPersonalDrvPath$, _
ZPersonalLen, _
ZPersonalProtocol$, _
ZPossibleMacro, _
ZPreLog$, _
ZPressEnter$, _
ZPressEnterExpert$, _
ZPressEnterNovice$, _
ZPrevBase$, _
ZPrevPrefix$, _
ZPrevPUI$, _
ZPrinter, _
ZPrivateDoor, _
ZPrivateReadSec, _
ZPromptBell, _
ZPromptBellDef, _
ZPromptHash$, _
ZPromptIndiv$, _
ZProtoDef$, _
ZProtoMacro$, _
ZProtoMethod$, _
ZProtoPrompt$, _
ZPswd$, _
ZPswdFailed, _
ZPswdFile$, _
ZPswdSave$, _
ZPublicReadSec, _
ZQuesPath$, _
ZQuestAborted, _
ZQuestChainStarted, _
ZQuitList$, _
ZQuitPromptExpert$, _
ZQuitPromptNovice$
COMMON SHARED _
ZRatioRestrict#, _
ZRBBSBat$, _
ZRBBSName$, _
ZRCTTYBat$, _
ZRecycleToDos, _
ZRecycleWait, _
ZRedirectIOMethod, _
ZRegDate$, _
ZRegDaysRemaining, _
ZRegProgram$, _
ZReliableMode, _
ZRememberNewUsers, _
ZRemindFileXfers, _
ZRemindProfile, _
ZRemoteEcho, _
ZReply, _
ZReq8Bit, _
ZReqQues$, _
ZReqQuesAnswered, _
ZRequiredRings, _
ZRequireNonASCII, _
ZRestrictByDate, _
ZRestrictValidCmds, _
ZRet, _
ZRetERL, _
ZReturnLineFeed$, _
ZRightMargin, _
ZRTS$, _
ZScreenOutMsg$, _
ZSearchingAll, _
ZSecChangeMsg, _
ZSecExemptFromEpilog, _
ZSecKillAny, _
ZSecLevel$, _
ZSecsPerSession!, _
ZSecsUsedSession!, _
ZSection$, _
ZSectionOpts$, _
ZSectionPrompt$, _
ZSecVioHelp$, _
ZSessionHour, _
ZSessionMin, _
ZSessionSec, _
ZShareIt, _
ZShowSection, _
ZSizeOfStack, _
ZSkipFilesLogon, _
ZSLCategorizeUplds, _
ZSleepDisconnect, _
ZSmartTable$, _
ZSmartTextCode$, _
ZSmartTextCode, _
ZSnoop, _
ZSpeedFactor!, _
ZStackC, _
ZStartHash, _
ZStartIndiv, _
ZStartOfficeHours, _
ZStartOfHeader$, _
ZStartTime, _
ZStopInterrupts, _
ZStoreParseAt, _
ZSubDir$(), _
ZSubDirCount, _
ZSubDirIndex, _
ZSubParm, _
ZSubSection, _
ZSurviveNoUserRoom, _
ZSuspendAutoLogoff, _
ZSwitchBack, _
ZSysop, _
ZSysopAnnoy, _
ZSysopAvail, _
ZSysopCmds$, _
ZSysopComment, _
ZSysopFirstName$, _
ZSysopLastName$, _
ZSysopMenuSecLevel, _
ZSysopNext, _
ZSysopPswd1$, _
ZSysopPswd2$, _
ZSysopSecLevel, _
ZSystemOpts$, _
ZTalkAll, _
ZTalkToModemAt$, _
ZTempMaxPerDay, _
ZTempPassword$, _
ZTempRegPeriod, _
ZTempSecLevel, _
ZTempTimeAllowed, _
ZTempTimeLock, _
ZTestedIntValue, _
ZTestParity, _
ZTime$, _
ZTimeCredits!, _
ZTimeLock, _
ZTimeLockSet, _
ZTimeLoggedOn$, _
ZTimesLoggedOn, _
ZTimeToDropToDos!, _
ZTodayBytes$, _
ZTodayDl$, _
ZToggleOnly, _
ZTransferFunction, _
ZTransferOption$, _
ZTrashcanFile$, _
ZTrue, _
ZTurboKey, _
ZTurboKeyUser, _
ZTurboRBBS, _
ZTurnPrinterOff, _
ZULBytes!, _
ZULBytes$, _
ZUnitCount, _
ZUpcatHelp$, _
ZUpInc, _
ZUpldDir$, _
ZUpldDirCheck$, _
ZUpldDriveFile$, _
ZUpldPath$, _
ZUpldRec$, _
ZUplds, _
ZUpldSubdir$, _
ZUpldTimeFactor!, _
ZUpldToSubdir, _
ZUpperCase, _
ZUpTemplate$, _
ZUseBASICWrites, _
ZUseDeviceDriver$, _
ZUseDirOrder, _
ZUseExternalXmodem, _
ZUseExternalYmodem, _
ZUserBlockLock, _
ZUserDnlds$, _
ZUserFileIndex, _
ZUserFileLock, _
ZUserGraphicDefault$, _
ZUserIn$(1), _
ZUserIn$, _
ZUserLocation$, _
ZUserLogonTime!, _
ZUserName$, _
ZUserOption$, _
ZUserRecord$, _
ZUserSecLevel, _
ZUserSecSave, _
ZUserTextColor, _
ZUserUplds$, _
ZUserXferDefault$, _
ZUseTPut, _
ZUtilCmds$, _
ZUtilOpts$, _
ZVerifyHigh$, _
ZVerifying, _
ZVerifyList$, _
ZVerifyLow$, _
ZVerifyNumeric, _
ZVersionID$, _
ZViolation$, _
ZViolationsThisSession, _
ZVoiceType, _
ZWaitBeforeDisconnect, _
ZWaitExpired, _
ZWasA, _
ZWasB, _
ZWasC, _
ZWasCC, _
ZWasCI$, _
ZWasCL, _
ZWasCM, _
ZWasCN$, _
ZWasDF$, _
ZWasDF, _
ZWasEL, _
ZWasEN$, _
ZWasFT$, _
ZWasGR, _
ZWasHH, _
ZWasLG$(), _
ZWasLM$, _
ZWasN$, _
ZWasNG$, _
ZWasQ!, _
ZWasQ, _
ZWasS, _
ZWasSL, _
ZWasSQ, _
ZWasY$, _
ZWasZ$, _
ZWelcomeFile$, _
ZWelcomeFileDrvPath$, _
ZWelcomeInterruptable, _
ZWorkAra$(1), _
ZWrapCallersFile$, _
ZWriteBufDef, _
ZXferSupport, _
ZXOff$, _
ZXOffEd, _
ZXOn$, _
ZXOnXOff, _
ZYes
' $SUBTITLE: 'Functions common to all components of RBBS-PC'
' $PAGE
'
' The following functions may be used by any routine in RBBS-PC
'
' FNOffOn$ returns "Off" if switch is 0, and returns "On" if
' switch is non-zero.
DEF FNOffOn$ (Switch) = MID$("OffOn", 1 - 3 * (Switch <> 0), 3)
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