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1995-11-12
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rem **************************************************************
rem
rem This batch file compliments of Bob Miller on Cypress Lake BBS!
rem If you like it, give us a call sometime BBS: 318-965-0307
rem
rem FREEY GIVEN WITH NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED
rem Basically, use this information at your own risk
rem and ENJOY!
rem
rem
rem >>>>> EDIT THIS FILE AS NEEDED <<<<<<
rem
rem
rem This file is for a NODE that wants to play in an established
rem LordNet game. It can be used as an example file *BUT* it is
rem best to download a customized file DIRECTLY from your LordNet
rem Hub Coordinator and follow his/her instructions.
rem
rem Although this file was written for use on a Wildcat BBS, it
rem IS GENERIC and will work on ANY BBS with a DOS environment or
rem DOS Shell including OS2 and Windows 95.
rem
rem CHANGE: You should edit this file to correctly show
rem the path(s) you have entered in your 'Local
rem Configuration'. An easy way to do this is with
rem the DOS Edit command. Use the [S]earch and Change
rem function for each directory that needs to be changed.
rem
rem If you don't understand batch files or the DOS
rem command line, you are in trouble. Call and ask
rem your HUB Coordinator for help or give us a shout.
rem
rem *************************************************************
echo ******************************************************************
echo Creating OUTBOUND PACKETS to UPLOAD to you Hub Coordinator
rem
rem CHANGE: Change the C:\LNET\TRANS directory
rem to the correct path you setup for your OUT directory
rem in your "Local Configuration" when you ran the setup
rem program LORDNET CONFIG.
rem
rem Also, change the 02 to your node number that was
rem assigned to you by your Game Hub Coordinator.
rem
rem NOTE: The OUT directory should be the same as your FILES
rem and IN directory as you setup in the LORDNET CONFIG
rem program. All three should be set to the same directory.
rem
echo *****************************************************************
C:
CD\LNET\TRANS
DEL *.DAT
DEL *.Z??
CD\LNET
OUTBOUND
CD\LNET\TRANS
PKZIP *.* LNET02OT.ZIP
echo ****************************************************************
echo Now starting communications to transfer the out going packet to
echo the hub and download the IN coming packet. AUTOMATED or MANUAL
rem
rem >>> AUTOMATED FILE TRANSFER:
rem A lot of people use programs like PROCOMM, QMODEM, ROBOCOMM,
rem Etc. and create what is called a script file to "automatically"
rem upload and download the packet on a daily basis. This can be
rem run (usually) from your BBS as a nightly event! Let this run
rem late at night or when your BBS use is slow ( and you Hubs ) from
rem a BBS event! I like my BBS to work for me while I sleep <VBG>
rem At this point, you need to INSERT the commands necessary
rem to run your script file for the communications program
rem you are going to use to upload your packet to the HUB!
rem I use Robocomm. It is a program that will allow you to
rem dial in to a WildCat or PC-Board BBS unattended! Works
rem great! You can dial in automated or manually. I just
rem like my packets to transfer at night while I sleep :)
rem
rem >>> MANUAL FILE TRANSFER:
rem If you do not use an "automated" communications program
rem and are running this manually EVERYDAY, then simply place
rem the command to start your communications program next.
rem Just a note, you NEED to run this program EVERYDAY. It is
rem a very good idea to use an automated nightly communications
rem system. I highly recommend it. You can contact you game
rem coordinator and ask for help or call me... :)
rem
rem ??? WHAT WE ARE TRYING TO DO:
rem The idea is to upload the Zip file created above and then
rem download your incoming packet from your hub. There are
rem so many ways to handle this either manually or automated.
rem I have just listed below and example of copying the needed
rem out going file to a comm. programs upload directory and
rem showing how the downloaded file can be unzipped into the
rem incoming packet directory.
rem
rem Just remember, no matter how you do it, just upload your
rem packet and download the incoming packet. Then Unzip the
rem incoming packet into the IN directory as you defined in your
rem Local Configuration paths. Again, the IN, OUT and FILES dir-
rem ectories are supposed to be the same directory as defined when
rem you ran LORDNET CONFIG program.
rem
rem The next time LordNet is run, the new packets will be handled
rem automatically by the game.
rem
echo ****************************************************************
COPY C:\LNET\TRANS\LNET02OT.ZIP C:\QMODEM\UPLOADS\*.*
CD\QMODEM
QMODEM /S=SCRIPT.FIL
DEL LNET02OT.ZIP
rem ******************************************************************
rem At this time you have uploaded your packet LNET02OT.ZIP and
rem downloading return packet called LNET02IN.ZIP
rem ******************************************************************
CD C:\LNET\TRANS
PKUNZIP -O C:\QMODEM\DOWNLOAD\LNET02IN.ZIP
PKUNZIP -O *.Z??
CD C:\LNET\DATA
PKUNZIP -O C:\LNET\TRANS\*.Z?? *.DAT
DEL C:\LNET\TRANS\U*.DAT
DEL C:\LNET\TRANS\*.Z??
DEL C:\QMODEM\DOWNLOAD\LNET02IN.ZIP
CD C:\LNET
echo ******************************************************************
echo Now processing the downloaded packet into LordNet!
echo ******************************************************************
INBOUND
DEL C:\QMODEM\UPLOADS\LNET02OT.ZIP
DEL C:\QMODEM\DOWNLOAD\LNET02IN.ZIP
echo ******************************************************************
echo Now processing Daily Bulletins - Please wait.....
rem
rem Don't forget to edit your BULLITEN.CFG file for the correct
rem FILENAMES and their LOCATIONS.... :)
rem
rem The BULLETIN.CFG file needs full and formal path names for
rem the the scores to work properly in LordNet. Make sure each
rem score filename listed in the BULLETIN.CFG has the drive
rem letter, directory name(s) and the filename for the score file.
rem
echo ******************************************************************
C:
CD\LNET
LORDNET BULL
CD\BBS