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RENAME UTILITIES
Another Free Service of the B.V.D.S.
(Blue Ridge Video and Digital Society)
and the KC4LWI DX-Packet Cluster
Copyright 1990 by John Campbell
All Rights Reserved.
The Rename utilies are for cluster maintenance to maintain a clean
and relativly free Hard Disk that is easy to manage. To operate this
software is simple. First of all create a directory under your packet
cluster directory [IE: C:\PACKCLUS\OLD]. Enclosed is a batch file, CMD
file, and 2 EXE files. They are called DAILY.BAT, DAILY.CMD,
RENAEMSG.EXE, and RENAMELOG. If you already run a daily event, then all
you have to do is to edit your DAILY.CMD to add the command line
[DOS/NOWAIT DAILY.BAT] and it will shell out of the Packet Cluster
software, and will archieve your deleted mail, and rename your PC.LOG to
todays date. This will happen at a rate of speed that the users will
never know that it happened. You will need a set up archieve utilities,
prefable PKZ101.EXE which is Phil Kratz utilies to ZIP files. YOU MUST
USE THE ZIP FORMAT, However, you may use you own Zip utility, PKZ101.EXE
is available on most all BBS's around the country.
In the path should be the RNAMEMSG.EXE and RNAMELOG.MSG. In your CMD
directory should be the DAILY.CMD. The DAILY.BAT should be in your
PACKCLUS directory. DAILY.CMD and DAILY.BAT can be edited to do other
maintenance at the same time.
Your DAILY.CMD is as follows:
DOS/NOWAIT DAILY.BAT
Your DAILY.BAT is as follows:
CD \PACKCLUS
PKZIP OLD\DAILY.ZIP MSG\*.DEL
PKZIP OLD\DAILY.ZIP MSG\*.NEW
COPY PC.LOG OLD
DEL MSG\*.DEL
DEL MSG\*.NEW
CD \PACKCLUS\OLD
RNAMEMSG
RNAMELOG
CD \PACKCLUS
del *.log
The files in this archieve are as follows:
RNAMEMSG.EXE - Rename Message File
RNAMELOG.EXE - Rename Log File
DAILY.CMD - Packet Cluster Daily Command File
DAILY.BAT - Packet Cluster Batch file to process data
RENAME.DOC - This Text File
The files enclosed in this Archieve are copy written and cannot be
edited without express written condition of the author. The CMD and BAT
files are for configuration purposes and therefore can be edited for your
system. This program has been written by John Campbell - KC4LWI. If you
like this program please use it in good health. Do not send funds, a
thankyou is more than is needed. Amateur Radio is a Hobby and that is the
way that I prefer to keep it.