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SLSTAT Dec 1987
Searchlight BBS Activity Statistics Program by F. LaRosa
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(c) Copyright 1987,88 Searchlight Software.
This program may be used free of charge by registered
SEARCHLIGHT BBS owners only.
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Description
SLSTAT reads the Searchlight BBS activity log file (ACTIVITY.LOG)
and produces a report showing the total number of calls, logins,
calls by baud rate, and ANSI users for the time period recorded in
the log file, as well as a histogram showing either percentage of
calls by hour or percentage of calls by day-of-week.
SLSTAT writes the report to standard output, and you may redirect
it to a text file if desired. This program is suitable for use with
the SLBBS Doors system.
Version Update
This version of SLSTAT supports both the old and new log file formats,
displays total amount of time system was active, and can process multiple
input files using wildcard filespecs on the command line.
Useage
The syntax for running SLSTAT is:
SLSTAT [/w] [/h] <filename> ...
If the /w parameter is specified, the weekly useage report is
produced. Otherwise, the hourly report is generated. <filename>
specifies the filename or filenames of the log file(s) from which to
draw the report (normally, this will be ACTIVITY.LOG, unless you've
renamed your activity file). Multiple filenames and/or wildcards are
supported, so that you may draw input from two or more files into one
report. Note that you must provide the filename (there is no default).
You can use the I/O redirection feature of DOS to have the report
sent to a text file rather than to the screen. Simply append the
right-bracket followed by a filename to the end of the command line.
For example,
SLSTAT ACT8805.LOG >STATS.TXT
will produce the statistics report and write it to the file
STATS.TXT. A filename of PRN will cause the listing to go to the
printer.
You can run SLSTAT as a DOOR. Place a command line such as:
1;0;0;2;BBS Statistics Report;.;SLSTAT.EXE /W ACTIVITY.LOG
into your DOORS.DEF file. The specification of "." for the directory
tells the BBS to remain in the current directory when executing
SLSTAT, so that it may have access to the ACTIVITY.LOG file.
6/08/88
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