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- SERVER Message import/export files, old format:
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- This format is provided for compatibility with WA7MBL systems.
- It should not be used in new code.
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- Each message has two lines of header info, followed by the
- message text, followed by the end of message marker "/EX".
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- The first line of message header info has the same format as the
- command to enter a message, except the "< FROM" is not optional.
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- Sx TO < FROM [@ BBS[.LOC]] [$BID]
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- The second line of message header info is the message title.
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- SERVER Message import/export files, rfc-822 format:
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- The header information is terminated by a blank line.
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- Supported header fields are:
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- "To:", "From:", "Date:", "Subject:", "Message-ID:", "X-BID:", "X-msgtype:"
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- White pages import/export:
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- The info on each user is contained on a single line.
- A field with no info is filled with the text "?".
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- Field Contents
- 1 Callsign and location.
- 2 Date first logged, YYMMDD
- 3 Date last seen, YYMMDD.
- 4 Date last logged, YYMMDD.
- 5 Time last logged, HHMM
- 6 Count of times the call has been seen by WP.
- 7 Login count
- 8 Home BBS
- 9 User status / privileges:
- B - Has BBS connect privileges
- E - Expert user
- I - Is a BBS
- S - Can be remote sysop
- X - User is excluded
- 10 Users ZIP or postal code.
- 11 Users name
- 12 - n Users qth
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- Example:
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- W0RLI.OR.USA.NA 880828 880829 880829 0607 0 39 BIS W0RLI 97068 Hank West Linn
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- Log file format
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- There are two formats for log files. The newer format has a two
- digit task number at the start of the line, the older format does
- not have one.
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- Each line in the log file contains an event code,
- the date and time, function code and optional sub-function code,
- followed by further information about the event.
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- 'C' - User connected to system.
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- 'A' -> 'K' - A user connected on that port.
- Next char shows type of connect: "U" - User, "S" - bbs.
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- 'L' - User was linked via the station that just connected.
- 'S' - "connect" from local console (sysop).
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- 'X' - Exit.
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- 'A' - Owner put MailBox on line.
- 'B' - User said good bye.
- 'D' - User disconnected.
- 'E' - Excluded user attempted connect.
- 'F' - User forced off by sysop.
- 'I' - Pogram startup. Note: connect on port I will have IS or IU.
- 'Q' - Exit from program.
- 'T' - Timeout, forced disconnect.
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- 'F' - File event. Command line shown as user entered it.
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- 'C' - Batch size after/before compression.
- 'D' - File downloaded.
- 'K' - File deleted.
- 'U' - File uploaded.
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- 'M' - Message event. Message number always shown.
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- 'D' - Message copied to file.
- 'E' - Message exported.
- 'F' - Message forwarded.
- 'FC' - Batch size after/before compression.
- 'FE' - End of forwarding session.
- 'FR' - Start of reverse forwarding within forwarding session.
- 'FS' - Start of forwarding session.
- 'K' - Message killed. Note KS is auto-kill of old bulletin.
- 'P' - Message printed.
- 'R' - Message read.
- 'Z' - Message entered. Message size shown.
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- 'C' - Message entered. Obsolete log entry format.
- 'M' - Message entered. Obsolete log entry format.
- 'S' - Message entered. Obsolete log entry format.
- 'SE' - End of server session. Obsolete.
- 'SS' - Start of server session. Obsolete.
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- 'H' - Houskeeping event. These are obsolete.
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- 'S' - Start of Housekeeping event (obsolete).
- 'B' - Clean up BID.MB.
- 'G' - Auto-GM.
- 'O' - Mark old messaged, kill old bulletins.
- 'U' - Create WP Update message.
- 'E' - End of Housekeeping event.
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- 'R' - RoundTable event. Generated by RT.EXE into RT.LOG.
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- 'E' - End of RoundTable execution.
- 'J' - Station joined the RoundTable.
- 'L' - Station left the RoundTable.
- 'S' - Start of RoundTable execution.
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