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% ESC 1.58 (C)opyright 1991 - 93 - Glen Gilbert % % CAUTION: Altering this file can produce bizzare results. % Please read the comments at the bottom for structural rules. % ----------------------------------------------------------------------- % % PICKER.C text data - Using ID #s 101 - 110 % CAUTION: there are blank spaces padding the following menu displays. They % must remain or the program display will be spoiled. Spaces are important! 103 ╓────╥───────────────╥──╖ ║ ║UNTAG - ALL ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ║ ║ ║ ║▒ ╙────╨───────────────╨──╜▒ ▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒ ; 104 Misc. files Binkley.cfg Binkley.evt Squish.Cfg Editor.cfgs Nodelist.001 Nodelst.cfgs Route.Cfg Mail.bat NEW ESC.CFG ; 105 You're about to overwrite existing config files! You should back up your former files. ESC checks your configs and attempts to include any changes which you may have made outside of ESC's editor. De-select all questionable files before choosing ; 106 ╓───────────────────────────────────╖ ║ ║ ║ ║ ; 107 ╔════════════════════════╗ ║ -*- ESC -*- Files ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ║ ║▒ ╚════════════════════════╝▒ ; 1 Subdirectories necessary for this New setup are not under the current directory. If you'll be using the default directory setup consisting of the directory BT on the drive you choose, you can have ESC create all necessary directories. Otherwise, run the batch file MAKEDIR afterwards or create them at the Dos prompt. Answering with a 'Y' to the prompt above, allows for a (recommended) simple setup. ; 2 You can request the most recent nodelist and/or nodediff from 1:1/0 by using the "magic name" of NODELIST or NODEDIFF. Please request these from a local source, your local network or regional coordinator if possible. You may have ESC create a tiny nodelist for your mailer, containing only your bossnode and a few other systems. To compile this list, you MUST have the QNODE and QIDX executables (for QNODE) or XLAXNODE.EXE (for XLAXNODE). For a full blown (huge) nodelist, contact your echomail source. ; 3 -=* EMail Setup Configuration - AutoMode selected *=- ESC's own nodelist will be created and you will be prompted to allow Esc to create the subdirectories a simple setup will initially need. ; 4 if you are installing your mailer with ESC for the first time, you may want to run MAKEDIR.BAT from the Dos prompt, at the conclusion of this set up! ; 5 You must have some form of a Nodelist, unless you are configuring as a POINT. In which case, you must establish a PassWord with your Mail Boss. ; 6 It is the accepted practice to use a real name here. If you make a mistake on one or more of the entries, you will have the opportunity to change it at the end of this setup. Merely select the CHANGE option from the little menu presented at the conclusion of Esc. ; 7 Generally, this is the name of your BBS or something of a personal flavor. Whatever you put here, will be passed to any mailer with which you connect. ; 8 If you are configuring as a NODE.. You must establish your address with the Regional Coordinator (REC or RC). If you haven't been confirmed by the REC, definately do NOT attempt to enter mail into the the echomail stream! If you are configuring as a POINT.. You must establish your address with an already established node system. The Operator of that system will fill you in with all the details needed to operate as a point mailer. ; 9 Hosting mail to other systems is somewhat involved. You should read all documentation pertinent to operating as a BOSSNODE, if you intend to pass mail to points or other node mail systems. Beware that there are many more options available through Binkley, Squish and the other software. You should research each program's documentation for a full understanding of the options available to the individual packages. ; 10 Hypothetical point addressing situations: BOSSNODE ADDRESS = 1:157/100 3d point address for the system above: 1:3533/109 4d point address for the system above: 1:157/100.109 A 3d address doesn't usually resemble the BOSS address A 4d address has the same zone:net/node WITH a point and number appended A 5d address is the same as 4d except for the @ and domain tacked to the end i.e. 1:157/100.109@fidonet. You can even define 3d domain addressing Example: 1:3533/109@fidonet.org ; 11 The next few questions refer to your modem's terminal settings. You will need to give the communication PORT # your computer is using, your baud (bps) rate and your modem's initialization string. This information can often be determined by examining parameters used by other telecommunication software such as the configuration settings displayed by Telix etc. Pressing ENTER will default your answer to com port #1. ; 12 Usually, port locking above 9600 bps is only applicable on modems which go beyond a 2400 bps rate. Such as USRobotic's high speed modems. If your modem does support a locked DTE rate. Your fossil must do this. The three most noted fossils (comm drivers) are BNU, OPUSCOMM and X00. All three allow for port locking. Opuscomm cannot support a locked rate beyond 19,200. See their documentation for details. ; 13 You have 4 choices, 3 of them will enter a modem init string into the Binkley configuration file which "may" work for you. No guarantee! ; 14 This seems to work on many of the 2400 bps modems. The only parameter which might not be compatible is the X4 - (extended result code response). If your modem can't respond with the word "BUSY", try numbers 1,2 or 3 after the X. ; 15 Example: AT~~~S0=0 &D2 &C1 X4 V1| Note: the | (pipe) symbol terminating the string. Some terminal software uses ^M, BinkleyTerm requires the | (not :) instead. So, substitute this token. Please realize this is a known trouble spot. Refer to your modem's owner's manual if possible. Otherwise, you may have to experiment. ; 16 FOSSIL is an acronym for Fido Opus Seadog Standard Interface Layer. One must be installed prior to running BinkleyTerm. You have 4 choices. BNU, OpusComm, X00 or a name which you may supply. Select B,O or X for most 2400 bps modems. Select 'N' if your comm fossil is loaded from the config.sys or autoexec.bat. Esc provides correct parameters for the USR DS/HST units. By choosing BNU, Opuscomm or X00, port locking parameters will be inserted into the batch file which calls upon one of these fossil drivers for Binkley and nothing else is required. If you need to call another fossil and/or you require special parameters, choose ANOTHER as your option. Then type the fossil name followed by the parameters. This custom command string will then be written into the pertinent files. ; 17 Now for the network address of your BOSSNODE (mail supplier). If you don't know what that is, or have one, then you are not ready for this. You can abort this program by holding your Control key while pressing the C at most prompts. ; 18 to connect you into the echomail stream. This system may also provide you with a Host Routing service. That is, to allow your system to send semi private or direct private netmail to other systems. Confirm your Boss' position on this matter before trying to route netmail. ; 19 Password level sessions are for system security. Passwording can also permit a calling system to forego the use of a nodelist. This MUST be established with your BOSSNODE to use it for either purpose. Otherwise your BOSSNODE will refuse to pass any mail to your system. ; 20 This is *NOT* an AREAFIX or BBS password. It is something which your HOST may have established with you for mail/file transfers ONLY. Do not enter one here without having discussed session level passwords with your BOSS! ; -1 You must process NODELIST.001 in a larger memory segment. Please compile your nodelist after exiting ESC by typing one of the following at the Dos prompt: For Qnode type: Qnode Qidx /n /s For Xlaxnode simply type: XLAXNODE OR Increase your memory and run ESC again. Go into the NODELIST (EDITOR) option and toggle the nodelist option from NO to NODELIST.001. Allow ESC to rewrite your nodelist and answer 'Y'es when asked if you want to (re)compile the nodelist. ; -10 NetWork addressing is secured through dedicated coordinators. Once again, your BOSS should be able to supply you with, or direct you to someone who can give you an official NetWork address. Using an unofficial address is a serious breach of confidence within the organization. You can become a very unpopular person in short order if you ignore this requirement. It is a certainty that someone will take action if you manufacture one. You may use the address 1:-1/-1 to contact the Net or Zone (NEC or ZEC) coordinator in the event that you cannot go through another system with your request. ; -11 NOTE: Always use numbers below 32767. BE CERTAIN this coincides with your BOSS' PrivateNet. Also, you may want to to verify that your Boss does NOT have a BOSS token in his Binkley.Cfg. If your system is appearing to his as - Zone:Net/65535 -, this could be why. Prefixing the HOST system's Node address for use with PrivateNet addressing is something which should be established with your Boss and ultimately cleared with the Zone Echomail Coodinator (ZEC). ; -12 You may specify a domain if you wish (ie 201@fidonet.org) but a good understanding of this form of addressing is important before you do. ; -14 POINT numbers are issued by your BOSS. Your host's configuration must agree with this number for your mail to be processed correctly. You may specify a domain if you wish (ie 99@fidonet.org) but a good understanding of this form of addressing is important before you do. ; -13 The effects on your outbound directories, nodelist and Binkley.Cfg are explained in the Binkley (2.40) documentation. Esc does "most" configuration concerning domain addressing (works fine for fidonet). Other domains require modifications which Esc doesn't provide. ; -15 Actual PrivateNet addresses are supposed to be secured from the ZEC. A default is to place a 3 before your node address. If your mail processor is configured properly, privateNet addresses will be stripped out of the seenby lines when messages from a point system are processed and sent into the echomail stream. ; -16 Press your SPACEBAR and then your ENTER key. This leaves the PRIVATENET token in the Binkley.cfg commented out, permitting 4d point addresses to be recognized. Othewise Binkley will report them as Zone:Net\65535 ; 21 This "ORIGIN" line (along with your network address) will be automatically appended to each echomail message you write. ; 22 This sets a limit to the maximum number of messages for SQUISH as it tosses newly received echomail. You may wish to edit this figure for individual areas later. For now, this establishes a default boundary to prevent your message areas from continually expanding. ; 23 ESC currently supports 3 message editors, TIMED, MSGED and GOLDED. TIMED and MSGED are freeware, GOLDED is shareware. All do a good job. Of course, you must have at least one of these on your system. ESC will build all configuration files. Your response here determines which one will be called from ESC's batch files when you run your mailer system. If TimEd is your choice, you will have to supply the (drive, directory and) name of a text editor on your system such as Q.EXE, TED.COM or Dos 5's EDIT.COM etc. NOTE: drive/path may not be needed if your editor is in the DOS PATH. ; 24 Esc will write your configuration for subdirectories by default to the drive you choose under the directory \BT. You have the option to specify your own DrivePath associated with your mailer. ; 25 to this question and your next prompt will be for the drive where you are installing your mailer. ESC will then write all the config files for DRIVE:\BT .. Otherwise, you'll be prompted for several individual drivepaths. ; 26 POINT setups default to a Squish style netmail area. This may be altered by going into ESC at the end of this session and toggling the appropriate option. In either case, ESC still needs a separate netmail directory. ; 27 Most programs used by Esc can swap themselves out when shelling to external programs. You can specify the drive you want to be used. A RamDisk of 500k or more is preferrable. If you aren't running a ramdisk and the drive which Esc runs from is ok, then just press ENTER and Esc will have these programs use the current drive. Otherwise, choose any valid drive letter. On rare ocassions specifying a swap path will cause Squish to misfire. If you encounter this problem do 2 things. Place a semi colon in front of the token in the Squish.Cfg. i.e. ;Swap F:\$$SQUISH.SWP and send a message to the author of ESC explaining your setup as completely as possible. ; 28 The Interface menu which Esc creates requires an Ansi device console driver. Your answer determines what Esc will do when writing this menu. If your CONFIG.SYS has DEVICE=ANSI.SYS answer with 'N'. If using DESQview and you want to use DVANSI.COM in the window, answer with 'D'. To use ANSI.COM press 'A'. If none of these choices are suitable, you'll have to edit the menu batch file accordingly. In which case you should pick 'N' for now. ; -28 You have 3 interface choices. CMMenu - Mousable pull down interface, customizable and feature rich. Swaps to EMS/XMS - Written by Chris Mann. QUICK MENUS - fastest display. Uses little memory. Simple to use. ALL BATCH - 100% editable, uses 96 bytes of mem, simple and dos slow. You may choose one now and test the others later. Changing them is a simple effort accomplished by pressing a few keys in the Esc editor. ; 29 This determines whether the batch file which ESC creates will call upon the video fossil (VFOS_IBM) to drive the Binkley screen for color monitors. This utility is not internal to BinkleyTerm and must be acquired and available to your Dos path. ; 30 ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ All the files needed for a Point/Node setup as well as the most current │ ; 31 │ files available to operate this FTSC compatible EchoMail setup. │ │ │ ; 32 The systems listed above are included in the ESC tiny nodelist. │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ; % % MAIL.C text data - Using ID #s 51 - 100 % 51 @echo off goto jump :esc ESC.EXE goto top :jump ; 52 echo ║ D - DELAYED Poll Scheduler ║ echo ║ U - UNATTND Unattended/BBS Mode ║ ; 53 echo ║ A - AREAS Add New Areas ║ echo ║ S - SQUISH Msg Area Cfg MENU #2 ║ echo ║ H - HELP Menu Help ║ echo ║ Q - QUIT Return to DOS ║ echo ╟──────────[ # for MENU # ]──────────╢ ; 54 echo ╚══════════════════════════════════════╝ echo. ; 55 Q0 C2 P3 T4 M5 S6 H7 A8 E9 U10 311 212 D13 ; 56 if errorlevel 255 goto f2 ; user defined func if errorlevel 254 goto f3 ; user defined func if errorlevel 253 goto f4 ; user defined func if errorlevel 252 goto f5 ; user defined func if errorlevel 251 goto f6 ; user defined func if errorlevel 250 goto f7 ; user defined func if errorlevel 249 goto f8 ; user defined func if errorlevel 248 goto f9 ; user defined func if errorlevel 13 goto timr ; delay poll timer if errorlevel 12 goto msgar ; menu #2 if errorlevel 11 goto sqmnt ; menu #3 if errorlevel 10 goto drc ; unattended poll if errorlevel 9 goto esc ; configuration editor if errorlevel 8 goto are ; add new areas if errorlevel 7 goto inf ; help screen if errorlevel 6 goto msgar if errorlevel 5 goto msg ; message editor if errorlevel 4 goto tos ; manual mail toss if errorlevel 3 goto pak ; manual mail pack if errorlevel 2 goto pol ; manual poll (boss) if errorlevel 1 goto top ; menu #1 ; 57 cls ESCDO #1 :err ; 58 if errorlevel 113 goto shlp if errorlevel 112 goto sqs if errorlevel 111 goto sqr if errorlevel 110 goto sqin if errorlevel 109 goto sqpn if errorlevel 108 goto sqfn if errorlevel 107 goto hlp if errorlevel 106 goto bad if errorlevel 105 goto inf if errorlevel 104 goto msg if errorlevel 103 goto tos if errorlevel 102 goto pak if errorlevel 101 goto drc if errorlevel 100 goto pol if errorlevel 99 goto esc if errorlevel 98 goto are if errorlevel 97 goto yab ; -59 cls echo if errorlevel 38 goto fkeys ; function keys if errorlevel 36 goto sqs ; SqSet if errorlevel 35 goto sqfn ; SqFix if errorlevel 34 goto sqr ; SqReidx if errorlevel 33 goto sqin ; SqInfo if errorlevel 32 goto sqpn ; SqPack if errorlevel 27 goto top ; barrier 27 - 31 if errorlevel 26 goto hlp ; ESC UTIL HELP if errorlevel 25 goto shlp ; SQUISH HELP if errorlevel 24 goto inf ; MENU HELP if errorlevel 23 goto cmcus ; CMMcustomizer if errorlevel 22 goto bcolo ; BINK COLORS if errorlevel 21 goto yab ; YABOM if errorlevel 20 goto bon ; BONK if errorlevel 19 goto chek ; Binkley log if errorlevel 18 goto view ; squish log if errorlevel 17 goto dwr ; List msg files if errorlevel 16 goto bad ; Delete bad area if errorlevel 15 goto xar ; Delete Msg area if errorlevel 14 goto siz ; Set Msg area size if errorlevel 13 goto lar ; List Msg areas if errorlevel 12 goto arm ; Areas Manually if errorlevel 11 goto drc ; Unattended if errorlevel 10 goto pak ; Pack mail if errorlevel 9 goto pmkr ; Poll Maker if errorlevel 8 goto timr ; Poll Timer if errorlevel 7 goto esc ; ESC editor mode if errorlevel 6 goto dowimm ; Wimm Search if errorlevel 5 goto are ; Add Areas if errorlevel 4 goto tos ; Toss mail if errorlevel 3 goto pol ; Poll Boss if errorlevel 2 goto msg ; Msg editor goto dos :fkeys echo. echo Function keys f3 - f10 are caught by errorlevels 38 - 45 pause goto top :cmcus if exist cmmcust.exe goto cmcust echo CMMcust.exe not found! Please see the CMMenu in the ESC.DOC echo. pause goto top :cmcust cmmcust goto top ; 59 echo goto dos :newesc del new_esc.flg squish -cregister.cfg squash del register.cfg goto top Rem - F2 thru F9 personal functions ; 60 Rem - Poll Timer :timr ESCUTIL -t goto top ; 61 REM Information on the menu :inf cls echo There are 3 menus involved. What follows is a brief overview of what will echo be of immediate importance. Please visit the other menus and their help echo options to get a more complete picture of available utilities. echo. PAUSE cls echo ESC echo This should invoke the Echomail Setup Configurator in EDIT mode. echo Use this only when you are making changes to your configuration! echo BE CAREFUL! Understand what you are doing. Read your software dox. echo. echo CALL echo This should bring up BinkleyTerm to call your BOSSNODE. echo. echo DELAYED echo A timer to invoke Binkley on a schedule you build & optionally save. echo. echo UNATTND echo This should bring up BinkleyTerm in the "UNATTENDED" mode. This is a echo state in which Binkley will automatically send outbound mail but will also echo take keyboard commands. See the ALT F10 feature and read the binkley docs. echo. echo PACK echo Collect and prepare mail you've created to be sent out. echo. echo TOSS echo This should look in your IN directory for any mail you have received, echo unpack and place it in the proper message areas for you to read. echo. PAUSE cls echo AREAS echo This should scan your BAD msg area and add any new ones into your configs. echo IMPORTANT: Run this after receiving messages into your BAD MESSAGES area! echo. echo M - EDITOR echo This should bring up the message reader and editor. echo. echo SQPACK echo This compacts your message files, making them contiguous. Running echo this once a week (or more) helps to optimize drive access times. echo. echo SQFIX echo This fixes ALL "squish" message areas should it become necessary. echo Fixing is only needed when you have trouble accessing your messages. echo NOTE: ALL lastread pointers will be move to the first (#1) message. echo. echo SQINFO echo This displays somewhat technical information about each message. It echo will reveal any grundged or mislinked messages. Run this if you're echo suspicious (or curious) that you may have a problem. For a greater echo depth of information, run SQInfo from the DOS prompt without a -q. echo. PAUSE cls echo HELP echo You're reading it.. Also, PLEASE read the other help screens as well as echo your software documention and that which comes with ESC. echo. echo QUIT - Back to the Dos prompt or calling program. echo. echo Miscellaneous - Additional information. echo A line of dots " ∙∙∙∙∙ etc. " in a menu indicates certain files are echo missing which limits your mail system from having all features. See echo the ESC documentation or the ESCLIST.LST file to see what functions echo can be added to enhance your mailer. echo. echo PROBLEMS - Solutions to common problems. echo. PAUSE goto top ; 62 if errorlevel 101 goto golderr if errorlevel 100 goto rebuild if errorlevel 8 goto golderr if errorlevel 7 goto EL if errorlevel 6 goto EL if errorlevel 5 goto EL if errorlevel 4 goto EL if errorlevel 3 goto NL if errorlevel 2 goto NL goto top :golderr echo ! Golded Exit error PAUSE goto top :rebuild echo ! Squish file structure error ! PAUSE goto top :EL echo. echo Mail Has Been Created! echo Do you want to process the mail? y/n ESCDO *H N1 Y0 if errorlevel 1 goto top SQUISH OUT SQUASH -fechotoss.log if exist echotoss.log del echotoss.log goto top :NL echo. echo NetMail Has Been Created! echo Do you want to process the mail? y/n ESCDO *H N1 Y0 if errorlevel 1 goto top SQUISH SQUASH goto top ; -62 TimEd.exe -p if errorlevel 7 goto export ;net + echo + local if errorlevel 6 goto export ;echo + local if errorlevel 5 goto pack ;net + local if errorlevel 4 goto bbs ;local if errorlevel 3 goto export ;net + echo if errorlevel 2 goto export ;echo if errorlevel 1 goto pack ;net ; 63 Msged.exe if errorlevel 19 goto export if errorlevel 18 goto export if errorlevel 17 goto bbsnet if errorlevel 16 goto bbs if errorlevel 5 goto nomsg if errorlevel 3 goto export if errorlevel 2 goto export if errorlevel 1 goto pack if errorlevel 0 goto nomsg ; -63 :nomsg echo No New Messages Were Created! goto last :bbsnet echo If both NetMail and local (bbs) messages were produced, you would echo end up here. You should place your bbs message processing under echo this label. echo. goto pack :bbs echo If only local (bbs) messages were produced, you would end up here. echo you should include your bbs message processing under this label goto top :pack echo. echo Mail Has Been Created! echo Do you want to process the mail? y/n ; 64 if errorlevel 2 goto last SQUISH SQUASH goto last :export echo. echo Mail Has Been Created! echo Do you want to process the mail? y/n ; 65 if errorlevel 2 goto last SQUISH OUT SQUASH -fechotoss.log :last goto top ; 66 :tos cls if exist echotoss.log del echotoss.log ; 67 SQUISH IN OUT -fechotoss.log SQUASH LINK ; 68 SQUISH IN -fechotoss.log LINK if NOT exist echotoss.log goto top ; 69 echo. echo SEARCH echo areas (uses WIMM.EXE) Y/N? ; 70 goto top :pak cls SQUISH OUT -fechotoss.log SQUASH goto top :are ESCUTIL.EXE if not errorlevel 1 goto top if exist echotoss.log del echotoss.log SQUISH IN -fechotoss.log LINK ; 71 PAUSE goto top :pol cls ; 72 goto top :drc cls ; 73 VFOS_IBM BT UNATTENDED VFOS_DEL ; 74 goto top :msgar cls ; 75 echo ║ Esc Msg Area Configuration Menu ║ echo ║ Q - Quit ║ echo ║ M - MAIN Main MENU - #1 ║ echo ║ A - AREAMAN Add areas manually ║ echo ║ B - BADMSG Purge badmsg area ║ echo ║ L - LSTAREA List message areas ║ echo ║ S - SQMAINT Squish maint MENU #3 ║ echo ║ T - SETSIZE Area msg capacity ║ echo ║ X - XAREA Remove msg area(s) ║ echo ║ H - HELP SQUISH menu help ║ echo ╟──────────── Miscellaneous ───────────╢ echo ║ D - DIRWORK LIST msg files ║ ; 76 if exist binkley.log echo ║ V - VIEWLOG LIST Binkley.Log ║ if exist squish.log echo ║ C - CHEKLOG LIST Squish.Log ║ if exist msgtrack.log echo ║ K - MSGTRAK LIST Msgtrack.log ║ if exist SBC.EXE echo ║ P - SBC ( Binkley Color Utility ) ║ echo ╚══════════[ # for MENU # ]══════════╝ echo. ; 77 M10 S2 B3 X4 A5 D6 L7 T8 H9 110 311 V12 C13 K14 I15 P16 Q99 ; 78 if errorlevel 255 goto f2-2 if errorlevel 254 goto f3-2 if errorlevel 253 goto f4-2 if errorlevel 252 goto f5-2 if errorlevel 251 goto f6-2 if errorlevel 250 goto f7-2 if errorlevel 249 goto f8-2 if errorlevel 248 goto f9-2 if errorlevel 99 goto DOS ; QUIT if errorlevel 16 goto bcolo ; bnkcolo if errorlevel 15 goto inbd ; inbound if errorlevel 14 goto trak ; msgtrak if errorlevel 13 goto chek ; cheklog if errorlevel 12 goto view ; viewlog if errorlevel 11 goto sqmnt ; Sqmnt if errorlevel 10 goto top ; TOP if errorlevel 9 goto hlp ; Help if errorlevel 8 goto siz ; Size if errorlevel 7 goto lar ; Lstarea if errorlevel 6 goto dwr ; Dirwrk if errorlevel 5 goto arm ; Areaman if errorlevel 4 goto xar ; Xarea if errorlevel 3 goto bad ; BadMsg if errorlevel 2 goto sqmnt ; SQMNT if errorlevel 1 goto msgar ; MSGAR echo goto top Rem - Personal functions for menu #2 ; 79 goto msgar :bcolo if exist SBC.EXE SBC goto msgar ; 80 :shlp cls echo SQUISH MESSAGE AREA MAINTENANCE HELP MENU echo SQPACK SQPACK PAUSE echo SQFIX SQFIX PAUSE echo SQREIDX SQREIDX PAUSE echo SQSET echo. echo SQSET Squish High-Message Adjustment Utility, Version 1.01. echo Copyright 1991 by Scott J. Dudley of 1:249/106. All rights reserved. echo. echo Command-line format: echo. echo SQSET (areaname) (max_msgs) (msgs_to_skip) (days_to_keep) echo. echo For CUSTOM message area maintenance to be run on squish message areas.. echo NOTE: ESC supports "global" area maintenance. However, you may define echo individual settings on areas yourself by editing this file with any good echo text editor. YOU must edit MAIL.BAT or CMD, SQUISH.CFG and MSGED.CFG with echo the appropriate parameters in the format illustrated above. Read the echo SQUISH documentation for more details about using SQSet. echo. PAUSE echo SQINFO SQINFO echo. PAUSE goto sqmnt :hlp cls echo SQUISH MESSAGE AREA UTILITY HELP MENU echo BADMSG * Purge Bad Message Area * ; 81 echo. echo If your BAD.SQD is larger than 256 bytes you may need to TOSS.. echo After AREAS has created new echoes from the BAD MESSAGES area and you have echo TOSSED the new messages, the old ones should be deleted to free that space echo on your drive. BADMSG will purge this holding area unless the messages are echo dupes and the Squish.cfg is not setup to have a separate dupe message area ; 82 echo do directory and file maintenance. echo LSTAREA - Lists the echo areas which are defined in your configuration. echo SQMAINT - SQUISH message area maintenance MENU. echo SETSIZE - Sets specific message capacity for individual areas. echo AREAMAN - Adds specified echo areas into your configuration files. echo XAREAS - Removes specified echo areas from your configuration files. echo. PAUSE goto msgar ; 83 REM LSTAREA - lists message areas from Squish.Cfg :lar ESCUTIL -l goto msgar REM SETSIZE define individual message area sizes :siz ESCUTIL -s goto msgar REM AREAMAN manually add message area(s) to config files :arm ESCUTIL -a goto msgar REM XAREA Remove message area(s) from config files :xar ESCUTIL -x goto msgar ; 84 REM for purging BAD (message area) :bad ; 85 REM inb LIST INBOUND files :inbd ; -86 goto msgar :view if exist BINKLEY.LOG CMB BINKLEY.LOG goto msgar :chek if exist SQUISH.LOG CMB SQUISH.LOG goto msgar :trak if exist MSGTRACK.LOG CMB MSGTRACK.LOG goto msgar ; 86 goto msgar :view if exist BINKLEY.LOG LIST BINKLEY.LOG goto msgar :chek if exist SQUISH.LOG LIST SQUISH.LOG goto msgar :trak if exist MSGTRACK.LOG LIST MSGTRACK.LOG goto msgar ; 87 echo ║ Esc Squish Maintenance area Menu ║ echo ║ M - Main Q - Quit ║ echo ║ C - CONFIG Msg Config - MENU #2 ║ echo ║ F - SQFIX Msg Base Repair ║ echo ║ P - SQPACK Msg Base Optimize ║ echo ║ I - SQINFO Msg Base Info ║ echo ║ R - SQREIDX Msg Index Repair ║ echo ║ S - SQSET Msg Area Setting ║ echo ║ H - HELP SQUISH Menu Help ║ echo ╟────────────── Nodelist ──────────────╢ echo ║ B - BONK NODELIST editor ║ echo ║ W - WIMM Mail Search utility ║ if exist YABOM.EXE echo ║ Y - YABOM Binkley O/B Manager + ║ echo ║ K - POLLMKR Create a Poll file ║ echo ╚══════════[ # for MENU # ]══════════╝ echo. ; 88 C13 P2 F3 I4 R5 S6 H7 B8 M9 W10 Y11 112 213 K14 Q99 ; 89 if errorlevel 255 goto f2-3 if errorlevel 254 goto f3-3 if errorlevel 253 goto f4-3 if errorlevel 252 goto f5-3 if errorlevel 251 goto f6-3 if errorlevel 250 goto f7-3 if errorlevel 249 goto f8-3 if errorlevel 248 goto f9-3 if errorlevel 99 goto DOS ; QUIT if errorlevel 14 goto pmkr ; POLLMKR if errorlevel 13 goto msgar ; MSGAR if errorlevel 12 goto top ; TOP if errorlevel 11 goto yab ; YABOM if errorlevel 10 goto wim ; WIMM if errorlevel 9 goto top ; Top if errorlevel 8 goto bon ; Bonk if errorlevel 7 goto shlp ; Help if errorlevel 6 goto sqs ; SQSET if errorlevel 5 goto sqr ; SQREIDX if errorlevel 4 goto sqin ; SQINFO if errorlevel 3 goto sqfn ; SQFIX if errorlevel 2 goto sqpn ; SQPACK if errorlevel 1 goto sqmnt ; SQMNT echo goto msgar Rem - Personal functions for menu #3 ; 90 goto sqmnt Rem - Pollmaker :pmkr Escutil -p goto sqmnt ; 91 Rem - Yabom :yab if not exist YABOM.EXE echo if not exist YABOM.EXE goto sqmnt if exist YABOM.CFG goto doyabom if not exist YABOM.CFG echo if exist YBCONFIG.EXE goto makeyb echo YBCONFIG.EXE not present in current directory. PAUSE goto sqmnt :makeyb echo. echo YABOM.CFG is not in this directory. Do you want to create one? y/n ; 92 if errorlevel 2 goto ybcfg goto sqmnt :ybcfg call YBCONFIG.EXE goto yab :doyabom call YABOM goto sqmnt Rem - Sqfix netmail :sqfn ; 93 goto sqp Rem - Sqinfo netmail :sqin ; 94 Rem - Run Bonk :bon BONK echo. PAUSE goto sqmnt Rem - Run Wimm :wim WIMM PAUSE goto sqmnt ; 95 Rem * WARNING! DO NOT ADD LINES BELOW THIS ONE * See CAVEATS in documentation REM for SQPACK optimization (compacting) of message areas :sqp cls ; 96 echo. PAUSE goto sqmnt REM for SQInfo (structural information) on all message areas * :sqi cls ; 97 PAUSE goto sqmnt REM for SQFix (fixing) all message areas * lastread pointer will be lost! :sqf cls ; 98 :keepem PAUSE goto sqmnt REM for SQREIDX (fixing) all message areas * Index structure :sqr cls ; 99 PAUSE goto sqmnt REM for SQSET (setting) squish msg areas * REM * SQSet requires additional parameters .. See Squish docs for details :sqs cls ; 100 echo. echo SQSet operation(s) complete. Please run SQPack PAUSE goto sqmnt ; 111 hello "Hello %fto!" rephello "%from wrote in a message to %to:" \; Squish_Offset 1 \; Colors color_asbar 112 color_asframe 4 color_astext 7 color_ashigh 31 color_asspecial 14 color_msgheader 7 color_msgline 11 color_msgquote 7 color_msgtext 3 color_msgbar 31 color_msgorigin 15 color_msgkludge 14 color_msgspecial 112 color_popframe 121 color_poptext 112 \;ShowKludges Yes \;Startup_Scan Yes Swap_on_Shell No Swap_on_Edit No \;Zonegate options - Ask | No | Yes Zonegate Ask \;Kill_Original options - Ask | No | Yes Kill_Original Ask AKAmatching Yes \; Macro's, see timEd docs and original config. ; 112 Lastread lastread Rhelp rhelp.hlp Ehelp ehelp.hlp Useroffset 0 Quote &>_ AlterFunc ReplyQuote Q AlterFunc ReplyOtherArea QA AlterFunc ReplyFollow QF AlterFunc ReplyExtra QAF switch seen-bys off switch confirm on switch showaddr on switch nettear on switch qquotes on switch showcr off switch usemouse off Include MSQ.COL Right 79 Quoteright 75 Tabsize 4 \; Cursor control - for EGA \; Curstart 6 \; Curend 7 gate none readkey 0x000d astart ; <enter> go to msg area started in (when entering area) readkey 0x4f00 slast ; <end> go to last msg in msgbase. readkey 0x4700 first ; <home> go to first msg in msgbase. readkey 0x0041 areas readkey 0x0061 areas readkey 0x001b areas readkey 0x004c list readkey 0x006c list readkey 0x006d move readkey 0x004d move readkey 0x0066 search readkey 0x0046 search readkey 0x002c link_from readkey 0x002e link_to ; 113 \; \; Msgedsq Colour file. Copyright (c) 1992, John Dennis. All rights reserved. Color MainNorm lgrey _blue ; Normal message text. Color MainQuote cyan _blue ; Quoted message text. Color MainKludge white _blue ; Kludge/information message text. Color MainTempl white _blue ; Template message text. Color MainInfo black _cyan ; Info line (top screen line & Alt/L) Color MainDivide lcyan _blue ; Divider line between hdr and msg text. Color MainHeader cyan _blue ; The header titles (From: etc). Color MainHdrTxt lgrey _blue ; The header text. Color MainBlock _lblue _lgreen ; A selected block. color MainEdit white _magenta ; Fields being edited in the header. Color MainWarn lred _blue ; Warnings. \; \; The AreaSelect menu and the mouse menu. Alt/A \; Color MenuBorder black _cyan ; The border colour. Color MenuNorm black _cyan ; Unselected text. Color MenuSelect blue _lgrey ; Selected text. \; \; Help (not implemented). \; \; HelpBorder ; Help Border. \; HelpNorm ; Normal text. \; \; Startup screen info box. \; Color InfoBorder black _cyan ; Border colour. Color InfoNorm black _cyan ; Normal text colour. \; \; Write and Import (Alt/W and Alt/I) \; Color InputBorder white _red Color InputNorm white _red Color InputEdit black _cyan \; \; Dialog boxes \; Color DlgBorder white _red ; Dialog box borders Color DlgNorm white _red ; Dialog box window text Color DlgChNorm white _red ; Dialog checkbox normal colour Color DlgChSel black _cyan ; Dialog checkbox selected colour Color DlgEnNorm white _red ; Dialog entry field normal colour Color DlgEnSel black _red ; Dialog entry field selected colour Color DlgButSel white _lgray ; Dialog button selected colour Color DlgButNorm black _lgray ; Dialog button normal colour Color DlgButShadow black _red ; Dialog button shadow colour \; ; 114 \; TEMPLATE.MSQ Copyright (c) 1992, John Dennis. All rights reserved. \; \; @l Followup (reply-comment) msgs. \; @f Forwarded msgs. \; @r Redirected msgs. \; @n New msgs (not forwarded or redirected). \; @a Messages appearing in a new area (replys only). \; @q Messages that include a quote. \; @m Includes the message text, quoted or not. \; \; Letters are not case-sensitive. \; @f * Original To : %t, %g @f * Original From: %f, %a @f * Original Date: %mm %dm %hm @f @r * Original to %t of %g @r * Forwarded on <%mn %dn %hn> by %u of %o @r @l * Original from %f at %a @l @a * Reply to msg in %e @a @qOn %mm %dm %hm, %f of %a wrote: @q @m @n ; 121 \%abort 9 \%text 1 the requested file was not found \%text 2 no update was necessary to your file(s) \%text 3 the password associated with the file did not match yours \%text 4 your request exceeded the preset file limits on this system \%text 5 an event has started which doesn't honor requests \%text 6 your request exceeded the preset byte limits on this system Node %mynode %bink %date %time ---------------------------------------------------------- \%system was unable to complete a file request made by your system, %yrnode, at this time. The request which failed was: \%request The reason that the request was not satisfied at this time is that \%status. \%line 1 For a complete list of the files available on this board, you may \%line 1 request FILES and you will be sent a list. Please feel free to contact %sysop at %mynode if you feel that this request should have been satisfied, or correct and resubmit your request if necessary. Thank you for your patience. \%sysop, System Operator \%system, %mynode ; 122 \;------------------------------------------------------------------- \; Squish's COMPRESS.Cfg created for ESC \;------------------------------------------------------------------- \; Phil Katz's PKPak program, in SEA compatibility mode \;Archiver ARC \; Extension ARC \; Ident 0,1a \;DOS Add pkpak -oct a %a %f \;OS2 Add arc2 a5 %a %f \;DOS Extract pkunpak /r %a %f \;OS2 Extract arc2 xw %a %f \;DOS View pkpak v %a \;OS2 View arc2 l %a \;End Archiver \; NoGate's PAK program for ARC'd files DOS Archiver ARC DOS Extension ARC DOS Ident -2,fe DOS Add pak a %a %f DOS Extract pak e /wn %a %f DOS View pak v %a End Archiver \; NoGate's PAK program for PAK'd files DOS Archiver PAK DOS Extension PAK DOS Ident -2,fe DOS Add pak a %a %f DOS Extract pak e /wn %a %f DOS View pak v %a End Archiver \; Phil Katz's PKZip Archiver ZIP Extension ZIP Ident 0,504b0304 ; "PK^c^d" Add pkzip -a %a %f Extract pkunzip -n %a %f View pkzip -v %a End Archiver \; Haruyasu Yoshizaki's LHarc program, in 1.13 compatibility mode Archiver LH113 Extension LZH Ident 2,2d6c68 ; "-lh" DOS Add lha a /o /m %a %f OS2 Add lh a %a %f /c DOS Extract lha e /m %a %f OS2 Extract lh x %a %f /o DOS View lha l %a OS2 View lh v %a End Archiver \; Haruyasu Yoshizaki's LHarc program, in maximum compression mode Archiver LHarc Extension LZH Ident 2,2d6c68 ; "-lh" DOS Add lha a /m %a %f OS2 Add lh a %a %f DOS Extract lha e /m %a %f OS2 Extract lh x %a %f DOS View lha l %a OS2 View lh v %a End Archiver \; Rahul Dhesi's ZOO program DOS Archiver ZOO DOS Extension ZOO DOS Ident 0,5a4f4f ; "ZOO" DOS Add zoo a: %a %f DOS Extract zoo e:O %a %f DOS View zoo v %a DOS End Archiver \; Robert Jung's ARJ program Archiver ARJ Extension ARJ Ident 0,60ea DOS Add arj a -em4 %a %f OS2 Add --- arj not supported under OS/2 --- DOS Extract arj e -n %a %f OS2 Extract unarj e %a %f DOS View arj l %a OS2 View unarj l %a End Archiver \; The new Sqeeze archiver. It has _not_ been tested. Archiver SQZ Extension SQZ Ident 0,484C53515A ; "HLSQZ" Add SQZ a %a %f Extract SQZ e /o1 %a %f View SQZ v %a End Archiver \;------------------------------------------------------------------- \; For more information on the COMPRESS.Cfg, consult the COMPRESS.Prn. ; 123 This version of Esc does not match what was found in your configuration. In order to correctly maintain your mailer's configuration files, they should be started from scratch. This means you should either let ESC delete certain files or abort this program and move the present configs to a safe place. If you allow ESC to rebuild your mail system, an attempt to save your old message area information and incorporate them into the new setup will be made when ESC writes the new files. Please select 'D' or 'A': ; 124 \; Event <day> <start> [<stop>] [<string>] <flags/options> \; \; A= Idle time between attempting an outgoing calls. \; B BBS operation is allowed during this event. \; C Only Continuous Mail will cause a call to be made. \; D Dynamic event. Continues until there is no longer any \; mail of the specified type to be sent. \; E1= Errorlevel to exit with at the beginning of the event. \; E2= Errorlevel to exit with after mail is received. \; E3= Errorlevel to exit with after Arc'ed mail is received. \; E4= "E4=xxx,yyy" Errorlevel to exit with after "yyy" mail. \; E5 - E9 Same as E4. \; F Forced event. Use only on zero-length events. \; H Send Crash Mail regardless of cost. \; K Don't send to any nodes marked in the nodelist as #CM. \; L Only send local mail (cost = 0). \; L= Only send mail 'less than or equal to cost'. \; L< Only send mail 'less than cost'. \; L> Only send mail 'greater than cost'. \; M Send mail regardless of the other node's #CM designation. \; N Don't accept inbound file requests during this event. \; Q= "Q=nnn" only calls if at least nnn bytes to send. \; R Receive only event. Do not dial out to send mail. \; S Send only event. Do not answer phone, just send mail. \; T= "T=x,y" where x is the maximum number of failed connects \; and y is the maximum number of call attempts. \; X Do not force a call for a file request. \; Z= Don't exit (E2 or E3) unless this many bytes received. \; ; % ESCDATA.TXT structural information % ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- % Its purpose is to free up the data segment so ESC can be compiled % in a smaller memory module and to provide more free ram for external % applications. If you have the source code, the process to handle this % data list is prototyped in the getdata() and putdata() functions % located in the SETUP.C and MAIL.C modules respectively. % % A data block (segment) begins with a numeral and ends with a semicolon. % % ESCDATA LIST - comments begin with '%' EXCEPT inside a data block, in % which case it is read/written literally. Each segment must start with % a unique numeral identifier and end with the semicolon (flush) against % the left margin. Blank lines are read as Line feed Carriage Returns. % All LF translation, and punctuation is handled literally. % % The first segment id must be flush against the left margin. The file % pointer is incremented while creating the MAIL.BAT unless moved with % 'fseek'. The '\' is used within a data block as an escape character % to allow the ';' and '%' to be read/written literally. Currently the % '%' is interpreted as literal within a data block and considered as % a comment outside of one, this may change in the future. Two (2) '\' % ie '\\' will produce one (1) literal backslash to be read. % % No data line may be longer than 80 characters. So far, there is no % method to supress LF/CRs. Broken lines cannot be spliced "from" this % file into the program code. However, A broken line can be processed % coming from the program to this file (C is able to supress LF/CRs). % % A reference LIST of reserved id numerals is below to graph duplicate % ID entries. ID ranges may be from -32768 to 32767 (16 bit integer) % -1 - ENUFMEM.C % -10 - -20 ADDRESS.C % 0 - 50 SETUP.C % 51 - 100 MAIL.C % 101 - 120 PICKER.C % 121 - REQUEST.C % 122 - CMPRESS.C % 123 - VERCHG.C % ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- % End Of File.