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MULTINODE CONSIDERATIONS
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The largest changes to the 1.10 version of TCR were the
multinode considerations made in the program. Multinode callback
doors require different options & configurations for different
nodes. TCR verisons prior to 1.10 didn't take into consideration
these requirements, and anyone installing TCR on a multinode system
would have either run into problems or had to kludge their way to
making it work.
There are only a couple of changes that need to be made when
running TCR in a multinode environment. Firstly; the node number
should be passed to the batch file TCR.BAT, so that the command
line would be something similar to TCR.BAT <node#>.
Once this has been done, only a few other changes need to be
made. The commandline for TCR must now include /#:%1 (which,
translating from the batch command TCR.BAT <node#> would pass the
node number to TCR from the batch file).
...
CD\BBS\TCR
REM TCR /D:<path to DOOR.SYS>
-> TCR /#:%1 /D:<path to DOOR.SYS>
CD\BBS
...
That's the first part that needs to be changed. Any other
sections which use the files SUCCESS.TCR and LONGDIST.TCR must also
be changed. When the /#:<node#> parameter is included, these files
change from SUCCESS.TCR to SUCCESS.<node#> and LONGDIST.TCR to
LONGDIST.<node#>.
...
CD\BBS\TCR
TCR /#:%1 /D:<path to DOOR.SYS>
REM IF EXIST SUCCESS.TCR <command>
-> IF EXIST SUCCESS.%1 <command>
REM IF EXIST LONGDIST.TCR <command>
-> IF EXIST LONGDIST.%1 <command>
CD\BBS
...
Lastly, each modem for each node will require a different
setup file. These files are called MODEM.<node#> and are created
by the TCR SETUP procedure. To define your various nodes modem
configurations, run TCR SETUP /#:<node#> for each of the nodes that
you operate on.