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**************************************************************
* *
* SFSEC.EXE v1.2 *
* *
* SPITFIRE User Security Level Adjustment Program *
* *
* Copyright (c) 1993, 1995 *
* Sagerquist Micro Engineering *
* *
* 1414 W. Kerrick Street *
* Lancaster, Ca. 93534 *
* Data (805) 723-6908 *
* *
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DESCRIPTION
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SFSEC.EXE adjusts a SPITFIRE BBS caller's security level and
remaining time in the drop file SFDOORS.DAT. SPITFIRE BBS will
read this file on return from a DOOR and adjust its database.
This action is useful when invoking BBS Doors such as a Call
Back Verification, a Questionnaire or Opinion Poll, etc., where
the caller is to be rewarded with a security level or time
adjustment upon successful completion.
SFSEC.EXE will make the adjustments for the caller while the
caller is on-line.
SYNTAX
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SFSEC /D:[Directory where SFDOORS.DAT is located]
/S:[Security Level] (Optional)
/T+:[Additional time for this call] (Optional)
/T=:[Maximum time for this call] (Optional)
The command line switches may be placed in any order and they are
not case sensitive. Only one /T switch may be used.
EXAMPLES
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SFSEC /D:C:\SF /S:25
SFSEC /D:C:\SF /S:25 /T+:30
SFSEC /D:C:\SF /S:25 /T=:90
SAMPLE SECTION FROM SF.BAT
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:DOOR_A
C:
CD C:\SF\VERIFY
VERIFY! /B:SPITFIRE /D:C:\SF
IF ERRORLEVEL 0 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO ADJUST
GOTO LOOP
:ADJUST
C:
CD C:\SF
SFSEC /D:C:\SF /S:25 /T+:30
GOTO LOOP
TECHNICAL
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If the /T+: switch is used, time is added to the original remaining
time FOR THAT CALL. The time already used is deducted from this
number.
If the /T=: switch is used, the maximum time FOR THIS CALL becomes
this number. The time already used is ignored. Unfortunately,
SF_SEC.EXE does not take into account the time used in the door.
Time FOR THIS CALL is different than the time available PER DAY.
Each call is limited to the BBS's definition of time available
per call. When SF_SEC.EXE makes its adjustment, its only effective
ON THIS CALL. Subsequent calls by the same person are again limited
by the BBS.
DISCLAIMER
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This program is distributed as is. No warranty, either expressed or
implied is offered and the programmer is not responsible for any
damages or expenses that may occur through the use of this program.
The user shall determine its suitability. Extensive testing has been
performed and every effort has been made to ensure satisfactory
performance prior to release. Please communicate any difficulties
with the programmer through the BBS at (805) 723-6908. Any problems
received will be treated as a top priority.
CREDITS
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SPITFIRE BBS is copyrighted software by Mike Woltz of Buffalo
Creek Software, 913 - 39th Street, West Des Moines, Iowa 50265.
BBS (515) 225-8496.
Many thanks to Jeff Cruser of Houston, TX (BBS (713) 575-0932)
for requesting the time adjustment revision.
PROGRAMMING SERVICES
====================
SFSEC.EXE is a custom program, and performs exactly as requested.
Programming services are provided by Sagerquist Micro Engineering
by request. The point of contact is the S M E Support BBS at
(805) 723-6908, or via mail at the following address:
Sagerquist Micro Engineering
1414 W. Kerrick St.
Lancaster, CA 93534
BBS (805) 723-6908
If you have a need for a program of any kind, please let me know.
HISTORY
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01/06/95 V1.2 - /T=: switch altered. In v1.1, the time limit
OF THIS CALL was changed to the number on this
switch. SPITFIRE, on return from the door, would
then deduct the time used to come up with the
remaining time FOR THAT CALL.
Now, the maximum time for that call (line 14 of
SFDOORS.DAT) is adjusted with the time already used.
If /T=:120 and the caller has already used 3 minutes,
the actual number written to line 14 of SFDOORS.DAT
is 123. Remaining time now REALLY becomes the number
from this command line switch.
Only drawback: The time used in the door would be
deducted from the /T=: number.
01/01/95 v1.1 - Time adjustments added.
Command line switches changed.
09/15/93 v1.0 - First release.