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DVS 2.11
Diamond Verification System
(C) 1993,1994 by Huub Smit
─────────────────
March 29, 1994
▌ INDEX
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Page Topic
──── ──────────────────────────────────────
1 General Information
2 Disclaimer / Shareware
3 Requirements / Registration
4 Configuration - Paths
5 - Paths (continued)
6 - Usersettings
7 - Timing
8 - Behaviour
9 - Behaviour (continued)
10 - Modem / Registration
11 - NetMail
12 Install
13 Multiline
14 Sysop Call-back
15 Cleaning UserBase
16 Tuning / Quick-Install
17 Tuning / Quick-Install (continued)
18 Appendix A Mentioned (C)-software
19 Appendix B Beta-testers for DVS
20 Appendix C Author & Registration site
21 Appendix D Files / Special Note
DVS Documentation INDEX
▌ General Information
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
DVS optimizes the privacy of each user by blocking his/her number
for further use by anyone else.
DVS will protect sysops of BBS-systems against fake users.
DVS must be installed in a way a new user gets it as one of the
first options on your BBS.
DVS will determine Local, Long distance or International numbers and
checks for possible "Blocks" (forbidden numbers ea. 911* ).
DVS will check if the telephone-numbers the new user entered are
new to your system. Meaning when another user has entered one of
these numbers before, DVS will refuse to call back. (this option is
configurable for testing purposes)
DVS will call-back the new user to check if the number does really
exist, ask a code and then upgrades the user so he/she may use your
BBS.
Each time DVS is activated to call-back, a counter in the
history-file will be increased and checked against the configured
amount of allowed tries for one single number. When this counter
exceeds the limit, DVS will tell the user his number has been
tried "more than enough".
DVS will dial the selected number once or more per session,
depending on the configured REDIAL-value.
Optionally the user gets some free time to look around.
Advised download-limit 0 Kb in the new-user-settings of your BBS.
(When upgrading the users level etc., DVS will not change this
download-limit).
DVS will automatically enter the test-mode when entered local.
(Baudrate 0) In this case no modem-activity is performed but
only simulated on your screen. You will also have a look at how a
registered version would look like.
DVS can be used to "clean-up" your userbase by making a seperate
config and then start DVS.EXE with the "/L" for special Level-mode.
In this way, DVS allows any security-level and will NOT change it
after the call-back. Only flag-setting is done.
DVS is able to write a NETMAIL to the Sysop or the Co-Sysop of the
system and state the results of a session. You woun't have to look
in the logfile every time you come home.
DVS does even support the "RINGING" signal of the ZyXel modems as
well as a "RING" after initialization before dialing and will
then toggle the hook and goes on dialing.
DVS Documentation General Information 1
▌ Disclaimer
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
The author of Diamond Verification System is NEVER responsible for
any damage occurring by use of DVS and DVS-tools and -config
programs. It has been tested by several beta-test-sysops on various
systems and it works fine. However... use at your own risk!
When you find any strange features or bugs in the program, please
contact the author so he can fix it in the next release.
DVS may not be used in any illegal way.
DVS may not be copied in any commercial way without written
permission of the copyright holder.
It is not allowed to ship any of the DVS-files with other packages
without permission of the author. Nor may you alter the package of
DVS by including bbs-commercials or whatever. Sysops are allowed to
include their own banner for ZIP- or ARJ-files.
You are not allowed to change any of the files by editing,
disassembling or patching without written permission of the
copyright holder.
All files belonging to DVS are copyrighted 1993 by Huub Smit.
▌ ShareWare
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Diamond Verification System v 2.11 is released as ShareWare.
You may try this program for a 30 day period and then you will have
to decide to register or stop using it.
All functions are available to anyone. The only difference is the
header at start of DVS which tells the user you have registered or
not and DVS will complain about his missing registration after
some time in the log-file.
Please support the shareware concept. This concept makes it
possible to test the software before paying for it. If you
decide the software is 'just what you wanted', you will need
to register. If you don't register, you will violate the
Shareware concept. This could mean that the next version will
be a commercial one, so you won't be able to try it before
buying.
> Register ShareWare - Guarantee the future of SW programs. <
DVS Documentation Disclaimer / Shareware 2
▌ Requirements
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
SYSTEM 286 or higher.
FOSSIL Fossil communications driver.
Ea.: X00.SYS,
DVS needs this driver to communicate with
your modem.
Hayes Modem A Hayes compatible modem.
All speeds are supported.
(depending on hardware and FOSSIL)
▌ Registration for versions 2.xx
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Two ways of registration possible:
1. The conventional way...
Send US $12 (cheque or money) and your printed INTERNAT.REG to:
Diamond
PO-box 59
2396 ZH Koudekerk a/d Rijn
The Netherlands
and make it payable to Huub Smit.
2. The advanced way...
Send US $12 to:
Giro: 56 22 670
of: Diamond Trade
Koudekerk a/d Rijn NL
Sub.: DVS REG FOR <YOURBBSNAME>
and EMAIL or upload your <YOURBBSNAME>.REG to the author.
DVS Documentation Requirements / Registration 3
▌ Configuration
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
You will have to configure DVS before you can use it properly.
Start the configurationprogram by:
DVS_C.EXE [CONFIGFILE]
DVS.CFG is the default configfile. You may
give an alternative filename as parameter.
The program will exit automatically when there
are no keystrokes for some time.
When upgrading from an earlier version, DVS_C
will read the settings from the old config.
■ 1 PATHS ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
1.1 BBS-system The BBS-software you are running.
range: SBBS/RA1.xx - RA2.xx
1.2 BBS-path Directory where the USERS.BBS is stored in.
Needed for checking phonenumbers.
1.3 INFO-path Directory where EXITINFO.BBS is created in.
Usualy the same as your BBS-path
1.4 PHONECTL Complete path+filename to Phone-Control-file.
(PHONE#.CTL) Used to determine a number is local
or not and Blocked numbers.
Format of this file:
First part:
<Number> <space> <Number to dial> [;comment]
ea.:
01714
020 020
02520 02520
NOTE! On the first line there is NO <Number to dial>
because in my own town I may not dial this.
Second part:
![*]<block>[*] [;comment]
where "*" = 0 or more digits
ea.:
!911*
!06*
!*1111*
!0171411320
NOTE! These blocks must be entered without spaces.
DVS Documentation Paths - Configuration 4
■ 1 PATHS ──(continued)─────────────────────────────────────────────
1.5 COUNTRYCTL Complete path+filename to Country-control-file.
(COUNTRY#.CTL) Used to determine a number is
international or not in case the intelligent method
is disabled.
Format of this file:
<country-code> [;comment]
;
; Comment after semi-colon
;
;
886 ; Taiwan
52 ; Mexico
43 ; Austria
1 ; US
;
1.6 HISTORY Complete path+filename of History-file.
Every time DVS is used this file will be
updated. In combination with "times to try"
(see Behaviour) you can prevent DVS of calling
a specific number over and over again.
NOTE! When there is the need to exclude a number from
this check (ea. difficulties with users' modem),
then locate it in this file and set its counter
to "00". (You can use a normal ascii-editor)
NOTE! This History-file is or will be the most important
file of your BBS because it stores all the numbers
called by DVS. So be sure to back-up this file
together with your userbase.
1.7 LOGNAME Complete path+filename of the logfile DVS will
create or append to.
You may enter system.log here or even FD.log.
Logging is done in FrontDoor- or BBS-style.
1.8 LOGSTYLE Frontdoor Style or
BBS Style
DVS Documentation (Cont.) Paths - Configuration 5
■ 2 USERSETTINGS ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
NOTE ! "RESUME" used in this context means that the user is allowed
to stay on the BBS on your expence after a successful
call-back. See chapter "Tuning DVS and BBS" for more
details on this subject.
2.1 STARTLEVEL SecurityLevel the user MUST have at start of DVS.
range: 0 - 65535
2.2 AFTERLEVEL SecurityLevel the user gets after a successful
RESUME call-back and may stay online for some time.
range: 0 - 65535
2.3 AFTERLEVEL SecurityLevel the user gets after a successful
NO RESUME call-back and DVS must hang up.
range: 0 - 65535
2.4 STARTFLAGS Userflags MUST match this setting at start of DVS
X = must be on
- = must be off
? = don't care
2.5 AFTERFLAGS Userflags will be set in accordance with
RESUME this setting after a successful call-back and the
user may stay online for some time.
X = will be set to on
- = will be set to off
? = will be unchanged
2.6 AFTERFLAGS Userflags will be set in accordance with
NO RESUME this setting after a successful call-back and DVS
must hang up.
X = will be set to on
- = will be set to off
? = will be unchanged
! Editing the flag-setting can be done as follows:
<space> to toggle options
<X> to set to "X" and go to next
<-> to set to "-" and go to next
<?> to set to "?" and go to next
<tab> to next set
DVS Documentation Usersettings - Configuration 6
■ 3 TIMING ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
3.1 LOCAL
3.2 LONG DISTANCE
3.3 INTERNATIONAL
Menu to select the distance-type for timing.
DAYS A special sub-menu to select the day or tag more
than one days for time-setting.
NOTE! Tagging is done by pressing the space-bar. Tagging
a tagged day will untag it again.
NOTE! The day-tags are cleared when returning to the main
config-menu. Otherwise the tags are kept the same.
This makes quick configuring possible.
T.1 START CB Starttime to allow call-backs by DVS.
T.2 END CB Endtime of call-backs.
(00:00 - 00:00 = no restriction)
T.3 STARTSTAY Starttime to allow user to stay on BBS after
successful callback. (RESUME)
T.4 ENDSTAY Endtime of RESUME.
When STARTSTAY and ENDSTAY are set to 00:00,
then there is no restriction for RESUME, so the
timing for CB is valid.
! Periods may be day-overlapping.
Ea.: 18:00 - 08:00 is valid.
T.5 STAY TIME Amount of time you give to the user
to look around on your expence.
NOTE! When editing time in GLOBAL mode (days tagged),
there is no need to edit. All timings are set for
all tagged days when leaving this menu. Regardless of
edited or not.
EXAMPLE: You want to set all types at all days to no
restricted CB-time and a stay-time of 20 min.
a. Select timing from main menu.
b. Select 1. Local
c. Tag ALL days and press enter
d. Set all periods to 00:00 and STAY TIME to 00:20
e. Press ESC (alls days for local are set now)
f. Select 2. Long Distance
g. Press enter (because days are still tagged)
h. Press ESC in timing-menu (timing is the same)
i. Select 3. International
j. Press enter (days still tagged)
k. Again ESC in timing-menu.
Confused?.... just play a little with it and you'll
see it's rather easy to use.
DVS Documentation Timing - Configuration 7
■ 4 BEHAVIOUR ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
4.1 CHECK NUMBERS Actualy the main feature of DVS. It will scan
the userbase for known numbers.
When a number is already known, DVS won't call back.
Even when a smart fake-user enters his
phonenumber extended with a tailing random
number, DVS will recognize it!
NOTE! DVS does not look at the "deleted-flag" in the
userbase.
4.2 TIMES TO TRY Total times to try a number.
DVS keeps track of all called numbers in a file
you named as History-File. When this amount for
a specific number exceeds, then DVS will refuse
to call. In this way you can protect yourself
against really bad-users.
Range: 0 - 99
0 = no restriction.
(99 = "are you nuts?!")
NOTE! When there is the need to exclude a number from this
check (ea. problems with users' modem), locate the
number in this history-file and set its counter
to "00". (You can use a normal ascii-editor)
4.3 REDIAL Times to try a number in one session. Look at
this field as an "extra" dial. DVS will dial
ONCE + REDIAL = TIMES in one session.
NOTE! Password-failure will eliminate redialing.
4.4 INTELLIGENT To use intelligent detection of international
numbers or use Country-control-file instead.
With this option ON, DVS will look at the first
figure of each (home and data) number. When
that first character is not a "0" then DVS assumes
it is dealing with an international number.
This routine is done AFTER translation
with your "Own Country Code". (see below)
When only ONE number seems to be international there
must be something wrong. DVS then displays a
message to the user to check his numbers.
DVS Documentation Behaviour - Configuration 8
■ 4 BEHAVIOUR ──(continued)─────────────────────────────────────────
4.5 ASK ENTER To make sure the user reads the help-text that
is shown to him/here, explaining what to do
when DVS actually calls back.
I made this function optional because some
sysops like it and others want a more faster
method without another key to press.
4.6 OWN COUNTRY The code of Your Country.
When the first characters of the user's
phonenumbers are equal to this code, then
DVS will swap these with ....
4.7 CODE TO USE .... this code.
Some callers are using IEMSI or keyboard macro's
and have their numbers entered in international
notation. Ea.: +31-1714-13120
We will have to replace the country-code so
DVS will call the right number and skips
the search though his country-file when
the intelligent detection is disabled.
4.8 VISBLE CODE Show the code entered by the user on screen
or reply with dots
4.9 MAX RETURN Maximum allowed empty answers on the input
of the DVS-code by the user.
Range: 0 - 99
4.A EXT. ASCII Use extended ASCII.
Some systems don't understand the ascii-codes
above 127. For Atari-users; set this option
to "NO".
DVS Documentation (Cont.) Behaviour - Configuration 9
■ 5 MODEM ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
5.1 COMPORT The COM-port DVS must use.
Range: COM1 - COM8
5.2 INITSTRING Initstring at startup of DVS. (ATZ should do it)
5.3 DIALPREFIX The string to get your modem dialing (ATDT)
5.4 HANGUP Some systems do not work properly with the "normal"
hangup-sequence done by lowering DTR.
Those systems need to get into the command-mode first
by sending "+++" to the modem, wait a few seconds and
then send the "ATH0" or "ATZ".
A "~" is translated to 1 second pause.
EXAMPLE: ~+++~~~ATH0░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░
NOTE! First try DVS with this string empty so it uses
the DTR-low method.
5.5 INTERNATIONAL The number for international access.
Most modems support the "," as command for pause.
Append this to be sure you'll get an international
dialtone.
NOTE! Do NOT use "|" in modemstrings for enter-simulation.
DVS takes care of that itself.
5.6 WAIT CARRIER Seconds to wait for carrier at time of call-back.
Range: 60 - 240
Default 90 seconds should be enough.
■ 6 REGISTRATION ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
6.1 BBS NAME Name of your BBS.
Extended ascii supported.
6.2 SYSOP NAME Name of the System Operator.
Extended ascii supported.²
6.3 REGCODE1 Enter the first code here. You will receive this
code after you register.
6.4 REGCODE2 Enter the second code here. You will receive this
code after you register.
NOTE! Be sure to quote <BBSNAME> and <SYSOPNAME> correctly
when you register.
DVS Documentation Modem / Registration - Configuration 10
■ 7 NETMAIL─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
7.1 WR. SUCCESS Yes / No
Enable reporting of successful DVS-sessions.
7.2 WR. ABORT Yes / No
Enable reporting of aborted DVS-sessions which
are stopped BEFORE dialing.
(ea.: Outside time, Blocked number etc.)
7.3 WR. FAILED Yes / No
Enable reporting of failed DVS-sessions which
results are "NO CARRIER", "BUSY" etc. AFTER
dialing.
NOTE! With these three options set to "NO" there are no
messeages created. Do so if you don't have a mail-
system or don't even know what NetMail is.
7.4 NETMAIL-PATH Pointing to your netmail-directory.
ea.: "c:\frontd\mail\ "
7.5 NODENUMBER 4-dimensional nodenumber of the addressee of these
netmail-reports.
ea.: 111:313/200.0
7.6 STATUS Normal / Hold / Crash
7.7 DIRECT-FLAG ON / OFF
7.8 KILL/SENT FL. ON / OFF
With these Status and Flags you decide how your
mailer will treat this message. In case of writing
to yourself (Sysop of the system) it doesn't matter
much, but in case you want the message to be sent
to your Co-Sysop it does matter a lot.
DVS Documentation NetMail - Configuration 11
▌ Installing DVS
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
After configuring it is time to install DVS into your BBS.
The best way to call DVS from the BBS-program is to install it
as a TYPE 7.
When DVS.EXE and DVS.CFG are located in your bbs-directory the
commandline could look like:
DVS.EXE [OTHER.CFG] *E *H [*S]
[OTHER.CFG] when you want to use an alternative
configuration.
*E tells your bbs-software to read the
exitinfo.bbs afterwards.
(RA-users can forget this parameter)
*H tells your bbs-software to leave the
Fossil "hot".
*S to swap before shelling. (*M for RA-users)
When you don't want all your doors in the system-directory and
place them in seperate directories, the commandline could be:
c:\dvspath\DVS.EXE c:\dvspath\DVS.CFG *E *H [*S]
(RA-users don't use *E and use *M for *S)
DVS will automatically enter the test-mode when entered local.
(Baudrate 0) In this case no modem-activity is performed but
just simulated on screen.
The Test-Mode also shows you how nice it is to be registered.
This "registration" can be disabled by the parameter /T for
testing purposes of your real registration-codes.
By using /D on the commandline you activate the Dutch language.
All messages to the users will then be in Dutch.
DVS Documentation Install 12
▌ DVS in MultiLine
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
For multiline-usage you create DVS1.CFG, DVS2.CFG etc..
You may do this by creating DVS1.CFG with DVS_C.EXE, then
copy DVS1.CFG to DVS2.CFG.
You will only have to change the COMport in DVS2.CFG using DVS_C.EXE.
Call DVS from the BBS as:
Type : 7
Command: c:\dvsdir\DVS.EXE c:\dvsdir\DVS*N.CFG *H *E [*S]
--
(RA-users don't use *E and use *M for *S)
At runtime the "*N" will be translated to the COMport by your
BBS-software.
Be sure to point to the same historyfile in any config-file!
All numbers will have to be checked against this file.
DVS Documentation Multiline 13
▌ DVS as Sysop call-back
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
There are situations when you or your Co must do some remote work
on your system. Therefore there must be a way to let your system
call you so the person whose line you are using won't have to pay
for it.
So here is an example how to use DVS as a call-back function.
Run DVS_C in it's own directory like this:
DVS_C SYSOP.CFG
and be sure to:
Set the STARTLEVEL and AFTERLEVEL R to your sysoplevel.
Set the STARTFLAGS and AFTERFLAGS R to all questionmarks.
Set the Phonenumbercheck to NO
Set the "Times to try a number" to 0 (ZERO)
Set the amount of time you may stay online to ...high!
(for all distance-types and all days)
Install DVS in your secret sysop-menu (I'm sure it exists :-) )
like:
Type : 7
Command: c:\dvsdir\DVS.EXE c:\dvsdir\SYSOP.CFG *H *E [*S]
(RA-users don't use *E and use *M for *S)
NOTE! You must be able to change your numbers in a menu.
With DVS installed this way, you will notice that the help-screen
(normaly shown to the new user) has been replaced by a very simple
statement: " [Sysop Session] ".
This is done for speeding up this function.
DVS Documentation Sysop Call-back 14
▌ DVS as Userbase Cleaning Service
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Perhaps you are using a verification program like DVS for the
first time and want to check all your users or all users up to
a specific level. Now DVS is able to handle that for you by
using the "/L" at startup.
Simply give the users a flag on which DVS is started and after
a successful call-back that flag is set off again.
The securitylevel will be left the way it was.
To easily set the flags of more users at once, you may want to use
"SUPER BBS UTILITIES" written by Glenn Delahoy.
So here is an example how to use DVS as a Clean-function.
(We'll use flag A-3 as the trigger in this example)
Run DVS_C in it's own directory like this:
DVS_C CLEAN.CFG
and be sure to:
Set the STARTFLAG A-3 to "X"
Set the AFTERFLAG A-3 to "-" (both)
Install DVS in your TOP-menu like:
Key : ^A
Level : Doesn't matter
Flags : A-3
Type : 7
Command: c:\dvsdir\DVS.EXE c:\dvsdir\CLEAN.CFG /L *H *E [*S]
(RA-users don't use *E and use *M for *S)
With DVS installed this way, all users with the A-3 flag ON will be
forced to do this verification.
Ofcourse the History-File is checked too.
After some time, 2 or 3 months, you can delete all the users with
the A-3 flag still on, indicating they didn't pass the check or
didn't call at all.
DVS Documentation Cleaning Userbase 15
▌ Tuning DVS and BBS / Quick Install
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
How to make a waterproof system
For DVS there are two groups of callers; those who may stay on
the BBS (Resume) after successful call-back and those who will
have to login again themselves.
That's why there are two types of AFTERLEVEL and AFTERFLAGS.
When a caller has to login again, his/her level and flags must be
set as they should be. In this case the AFTERLEVEL/FLAGS N settings
are used and we don't have to bother about anything more.
In the other case, when a user may look around, we will have to block
uploading for him/her. Now the AFTERLEVEL/FLAGS R settings are used
and blocking the uploads is done by an extra flag we give when
returning to the BBS. I would call it the "LOOK-ONLY-FLAG". This flag
also takes care of running a Questionair at logoff that will set the
users' level and turn the Look-Only-Flag to off.
The best way for using the Resume-option (user may look around) is to
set the AFTERLEVEL the same as STARTLEVEL so there will be no problem
with the time-limit when returning to the BBS.
Here is a quick install:
{in your BBS-config...}
1. Create a New-User level (2) with:
NO download-limit.
Flag A1 ON.
2. Create a Validated-User level (10) with:
Any download-limit.
Flag A1 OFF.
{in DVS-Config...}
3. Set STARTLEVEL to 2
4. Set STARTFLAG A1 to "X" (must be on)
5. Set AFTERLEVEL R the same as New-User level (2)
6. Set AFTERFLAG R A1 to "-" (will be turned off) AND
A2 to "X" (LOOK-ONLY-FLAG set to ON)
7. Set AFTERLEVEL N to Validated-User level (10)
8. Set AFTERFLAG N A1 to "-" (will be turned off)
9. Set the Timing for all days the way you want.
DVS Documentation Tuning / Quick-Install 16
Quick install (continued):
{in BBS-menu}
10. Make the first line in your main-menu (TOP) so that a NewUser
will be automatically sent to the DVS-menu.
(Gosub-type to DVS, level 2, Flag A1, key ^A)
11. Create a menu called DVS and make sure the next options are
in it:
action: key: level: flags:
------------------------ ------------------ ------ ----------
Run DVS (type 7) key of your choice . .
Return to TOP-menu ^A (automatic) 10 NONE
Return to TOP-menu ^A (automatic) 2 A2 (LOOK)
Logoff key of your choice . .
(to make it user-friendly add these lines as well...)
Show Help-file (DVS.ANS) key of your choice . .
Change Phonenumbers key of your choice . .
Call Sysop key of your choice . .
Write Message to Sysop key of your choice . .
12. Alter your FILES-menu and make sure the next options are in it:
action: key: level: flags:
------------------------ ------------------ ------ ----------
Show LOOK.ANS Same as upload 2 A2 (LOOK)
Return to TOP-menu Same as upload 2 A2 (LOOK)
NOTE! "LOOK.ANS" will show the user a screen, telling him/her
this connect is on your expence and therefore they may only
look around.
Be sure to insert these lines BEFORE the actual upload-line
13. Alter your LOGOFF-menu and insert the next option:
action: key: level: flags:
------------------------ ------------------ ------ ----------
Run LOGOFF.Q-A Same as logoff 2 A2 (LOOK)
This line must be inserted BEFORE the actual logoff-command.
NOTE! The LOGOFF.Q-A should set the userlevel to 10 and turn the
A2-flag (LOOK) to OFF.
ea.:
SETSECURITY 10
SETFLAG A2 OFF
DVS Documentation Tuning / Quick-Install 17
▌ Appendix A
▌ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Copyrighted software mentioned in this documentation:
ARJ Robert K. Jung
FidoNet Tom Jennings and Fido Software.
FrontDoor Joaquim Homrighausen
MS-DOS MicroSoft Corporation
ParabelNet Narda van Mazijk
PKZIP PKWARE, Inc.
QEMM/DESQview Quarterdeck Office Systems, Inc.
QuickBBS Richard Creighton & Steve Gabrilowitz
RemoteAccess Andrew Milner and Continental Software.
SuperBBS/SuperNet Risto Virkkala & Aki Antman
SuperBBS Utilities Glenn Delahoy
TechNet Mart van den Engh
X00-Fossil Raymond L. Gwinn
DVS Documentation Appendix A 18
▌ Appendix B
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Beta-testers for DVS are:
Cover Girl BBS 31-1727-10233 Jan-Willem Vermeulen
Impressive Leidschendam 31-70-3200527 Nick Groot
EroLine 31-1727-14172 Oswin Harkes
Harbour BBS 31-2290-70143 Ron Vos
I can't thank you guys enough.
Special thanks to Frank Hemmelder.
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▌ Appendix C
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Author & Registration site:
Huub Smit
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+31-1714-13120
Network-addresses:
111:313/200 at TechNet
9:77/600 at ParabelNet
42:1101/109 at SuperNet
2:281/617.3 at FidoNet
Mail-address:
Diamond Trade
PO-box 59
2396 ZH Koudekerk a/d Rijn
The Netherlands
! In 1994 the phone numbers may change !
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▌ Appendix D
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Files in DVS211.ARJ :
DVS.DOC 42000 This file
DVS.EXE 48565 Main program
DVS_C.EXE 41502 Configuration program
NEW210.DOC 8900 Update- and bugfix-reports
COUNTRY#.CTL 5000 Example file
PHONE#.CTL 3300 Example file
FILE_ID.DIZ 230 BBS-description for DVS
INTERNAT.REG 1700 International Registration form
NEDERLND.REG 1700 Dutch Registration form
HLP_ENG.ARJ 2781 English helpfiles
HLP_HOL.ARJ 3020 Dutch helpfiles
▌ Special Note
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I want to thank you in advance for registering DVS.
It is really important to me to know who appreciates my work
and so you help me fill my time in a right way.
ShareWare is the most wonderfull way of getting your software and
that's why I'm using this concept.
Good luck with your BBS !
Regards,
Huub.
PS If there is the need for a registration-site in your
country, please let me know.
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