HamCall (October 1991)/HamCall (Whitehall Publishing)(1991).bin/amateur/msys/msys111.exe/MSYS111.EXE/MSYSMSGS.DAT

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!#1
Usage: FCall callsign (gives channel(s) in use by callsign
!#2
Usage: MD dirname        to make a give directory
!#3
Usage: RDir dirname      to remove a given directory
!#4
Usage: DISconnect channel #  (to force a disconnect)
!#5
Channel not in use
!#6
Usage: KEyboard Chan#    (to attach keyboard to that channel)
                         Use F6 to type one sysop command
                         Use ^F6 to attach keyboard back to command processor
!#7
Usage: KILL process#  (terminates given process, use with care!
!#8
Process not active!
!#9
Usage: FREE channel# (deallocates given channel)
!#10
Usage: CMdwindow window#  (use given window number for commands)
!#11
Usage: NETBbs  ON/OFF     Enables BBS command in net node
!#12
Usage: NETTalk ON/OFF     Enables Talk command in net node
!#13
Usage: NETConnect ON/OFF  Enables Connect command in net node
!#14
Usage: SUspendtracing     Minimum bytes in input buffer to allow F2 monitoring
!#15
Usage: F2time Seconds     to suspend F2 displays after F2 pressed
!#16
Usage: TAbs ON/OFF (Expands tabs into spaces when on)
!#17
Usage: WAtch channel# [window#] (to display I/O on that channel)
!#18
Invalid channel to watch
!#19
Usage: W?  (puts the # of each window in it)
!#20
Usage: W  (displays the definitions of all windows)
!#21
Usage: WForeground window# foregroundcolor# (0 to 15)
!#22
Invalid window number
!#23
Invalid color
!#24
Usage: WBackground window# backgroundcolor# (0 to 7)
!#25
Usage: WCcolors  (displays color numbers & names)
!#26
Black    0    Blue    1    Green    2    Cyan    3    Red      4
Magenta  5    Brown   6    Lt Gray  7    Gray    8    Lt Blue  9
Lt Green 10   Lt Cyan 11   Lt Red   12   Lt Mag  13   Yellow  14
White    15   Blink +128   Only colors less than 8 may be used for background
!#27
Usage: WPage window# displaypage# (window will be on given page)
!#28
Invalid page number
!#29
Usage: WSize window# R1 C1 R2 C2 (sets window size & location)
       The row numbers (R1 and R2) must be between 1 and 25
       The column numbers (C1 and C2) must be between 1 and 80
       R1 C1 is the upper left position of the window, R2 C2 is lower right
!#30
Invalid coordinates!
!#31
Usage: PWindow process# (to get window # for given process)
!#32
That window is not defined!
!#33
Usage: CLrscreen window# (to clear or * for all)
 -or-  CLrscreen Border color# (type WC for list)
!#34
Invalid window to clear
!#35
# IL ADDR INT SPEED XFREE PLEN LS/MS DESCR            Stat Sub Real Link Radio
!#36
Usage: LUsers    {Lists all users by default,"
       LUsers    xxx        selects:
                       BADusers, LIMited, EXPert, BBSsystems, LOCked, XFAst set
Note: Use only the first 3 letters of item from the list for xxx!
!#37
Usage: CHAnnel channel# (gives status of a channel)
!#38
Usage: DELUser callsign (erases knowledge of user from BBS)
  -or- DELU *           (Erases users with name=New user or garbage calls
!#39
Usage: FSize pathname (displays file size)
!#40
Unable to get size
!#41
Invalid port number!
!#42
Usage: DFree driveletter (displays free space on disk given)
!#43
Usage: SEnd channel# message (sends text to given channel)
!#44
Invalid channel number!
!#45
Usage: CHeck # of seconds to wait to disconnect for no activity
!#46
Usage: REName oldfilename newfilename
!#47
Usage: IGnore  ON/OFF   (calls in BUDList)
!#48
Usage: MONSTats ON/OFF (Channel usage stats recording)
Note: Channel usage statistics recording is currently absent from MSYS!
!#49
Usage: BElloff option            Controls bells
        Options:
                ON      All bells are turned off
                OFF     All bells are sounded
                -1      Keyboard connects sound but not other connects
!#50
Usage: FTime    #  (minutes after the hour to forward {0 to 59}
                   or minutes between forwarding if negative)
!#51
*** None Found! ***
!#53
Unable to open output file!
!#54
Unable to open MSYS.USR
!#55
Usage: Users filename   Writes complete User list to file
!#56
Processing user file, please wait!
!#57
Usage: MHclear [group-letter  [port #]] group-letter = BDGHKM or T
!#58
Usage: DO filename    of commands
!#59
Usage: FIle msg# filename  to put msg's text into in files directory
!#60
Destination file name already exists!
!#61
Usage: MAKeprivate    ON/OFF  (ON makes messages private by default)
!#62
Usage: PRTmsgs  ON/OFF  (Print incoming messages)
!#63
Usage: BDigi [port#] digicall1 ... digicall8 {for beacons}
!#64
Port Digipeaters
!#65
USAGE: ADDUser callsign
!#66
Usage: POrts [port#] ON/OFF
 -or-  POrts          with no operand gives status
!#67
Usage: BAckuptime        #  (hour to do backups {0 to 23})
Note: Backups are no longer take automatically by MSYS!
!#68
                          ***********************
                          * KEYBOARD NOW LOCKED *
                          ***********************

!#69
Usage: APpend sourcepathname destpathname
!#70
Usage: REPlaces [List]   Reads bbs call/@bbs replace file
!#71
   Incoming                                 Replaced by
--------------------                        ------------------------
!#72
Usage: ATtended ON/OFF If on will forward on RADIOSPEED 300 ports
!#73
Usage: BIDall + bidstring        Adds given bid
       BIDall - bidstring        Removes given bid
       BIDall = bidstring        Tells if given bid is present
       BIDall #                  Tells number of bids present
       BIDall ON                 Enables bids for non-bulletins (mids)
       BIDall OFF                Disables mids for non-bulletins
!#74
Usage: @home ON/OFF If on replaces @BBS with home bbs for registered users
!#75
Usage: TNateime  Seconds   {Transport No Activity Timeout}
!#76
Usage: MINmem #   Minimum bytes free to accept connect
!#77
Usage: IPttl #    TCP/IP time to live initial value
!#78
Usage: OLdbids ON/OFF   If on bulletins that contain R: lines
         with the HCAall are not stored
!#79
Usage: NETNode ON/OFF   Enable network node operation
!#80
Usage: DELUDays # of days since last connect before user deleted
!#81
Usage: WPEvery # of days between sending WP updates
!#82
Usage: HRep ON/OFF If on replaces rather than adds to
        hiereracical address in @BBS field using BBSTONTS information
!#83
Usage: NEWuser #      Initial flags bits for new bbs users
!#84
Usage: AUTONode ON/OFF If on will add new neighbor nodes
                       heard in node broadcasts
!#85
Usage: AUTODest ON/OFF If on will add new destination nodes
                       heard in node broadcasts
!#86
Usage: ABortforwarding terminates forwarding immediately
!#87
Forwarding not active!
!#88
Usage: LCount filename     {gives number of chars, words & lines}
!#89
Missing file name!
!#90
Usage: NRCall callsign (for the NETROM call, * clears)
!#91
Usage: NRId name (for the NETROM node name, * clears)
!#92
Usage: MCon #    (Max keyboard connects before busy)
!#93
Usage: MONITor ON/OFF     (Received packets)
!#94
Usage: MONOutgoing ON/OFF (for transmitted packets to display on F2 screen)
!#95
Usage: MONPorts portmask    rightmost bit is port 0; a 1 in a port position
                            enables monitoring of the given port.
!#96
Usage: KPorts portmask      rightmost bit is port 0; a 1 in a port position
                            enables KA Node operation on that port
!#97
Usage: NPorts portmask      rightmost bit is port 0; a 1 in a port position
                            enables Network Node operation on that port
!#98
Usage: BPorts portmask      rightmost bit is port 0; a 1 in a port position
                            makes that a BBS CONNECTS ONLY port
!#99
Usage: TPorts portmask      rightmost bit is port 0; a 1 in a port position
                            enables TCP/IP activity on thatport
!#100
Usage: DPorts portmask      rightmost bit is port 0; a 1 in a port position
                            enables the ID Call to be used as a digipeater
                            on that port
!#101
Usage: BUDList ON/OFF  (for selective monitoring of BUDCalls)
!#102
Usage: MONIFrames ON/OFF  (for monitoring Information frames)
!#103
Usage: MONSFrames ON/OFF  (for monitoring acknowledgements)
!#104
Usage: MONBframes ON/OFF  (for monitoring Beacons {UI Frames})
!#105
Error - two hex digits must immediately follow MON. Example: MONCC
!#106
Usage: MONUframes ON/OFF  (for monitoring connexts & disconnects)
!#107
Usage: NOBUlls ON/OFF  (on means don't forward bulletins now)
!#108
Usage: BUDCalls callsign1 callsign2 ... (list of calls, with
                                         SSID to selectively monitor)
!#109
Usage: T25 ON/OFF  (to enable tracing of AX.25 logic)
Note: This is primarily for my debugging!
!#110
Usage: BADuser ON/OFF  to ignore calls in BUDCalls list
NOTE: Don't use SSIDs in the BUDcalls of bad users. You can also set the
baduser bit for a user using the EU command.
!#111
Usage: TIP ON/OFF  (to enable tracing of TCP/IP logic)
!#112
Usage: AUTOKill ON/OFF  (delete msgs after forwarding)
!#113
Usage: AUTOHold ON/OFF  (hold msgs forwarded before)
!#114
Usage: SNow ON/OFF (set on if CGA display has too much snow)
!#115
Usage: TYpe pathname (press key to suspend/restart display)
!#116
Usage: DELEte pathname
Pathname may include wildcards or end in a directory. Examples
dele c:/bin        Deletes ALL files in the BIN directory in drive C
dele mail/*.dat    Deletes all files that end in .dat in the mail directory
dele abc.def       Deletes the file called abc.def
!#117
Usage: COpy sourcepathname destpathname
Wildcards and directories may be included. Works much like the DOS copy
command except for concatenation.
!#118
Usage: ARChive @BBS filename  {Concatinates msgs with @BBS to FILES/filename}
!#119
Usage: MYIpaddr # # # # (sets IP address)    Example: MYI 44 70 4 6
!#120
Usage: HEard #   Heard recording turned off when dispatches<# in last minute
!#121
Usage: BINterval seconds   {between node broadcasts}
!#122
Usage: OCInitial #    {Initial obsolesence value}
!#123
Usage: WQupdate #   {Worst quality destination to record}
!#124
Usage: NTtl #   {Network time to live}
!#125
Usage: NDwindow #   {Network default window size}
!#126
Usage: TTimeout seconds   {Network transport timeout}
!#127
Usage: TRetries seconds   {Network transport retries}
!#128
Usage: TACk seconds   {Network transport ack delay}
!#129
Usage: TBdelay seconds   {Network transport busy delay}
!#130
This is an MSYS Network Node. It is compatible with
NET/ROM, TheNet, G8BPQ, and other similar nodes.
Valid Commands:
!#131
Bye       - Disconnects
!#132
Connect   - Attempts connection to another node or normal station.
            If connecting to a node listed by the Nodes, command use
               C nodename   -or-    C nodecall
            If connecting to a station on a frequency served by this node,
            type C# callsign, where # is the port number to use.
            Note: If you use the C# form of the connect command to a
            neighboring network node, the connection will be made as a
            plain AX.25 connect (i.e., like that made by Kantronics KA nodes).
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Help      - Gives this information
Info      - Gives basic information about this node
Justheard - Lists stations recently heard. A port number may be given
            as an optional argument to list stations heard on that port only.
Knode     - Lists Kantronics nodes heard. A port number may be given
            as an optional argument to list nodes heard on that port only.
Netnodes  - Lists network nodes heard
Ports     - Gives description for each port
Routes    - Lists routes used to get to nodes
!#134
Users     - Lists users and nodes currently connected
!#135
Commands available:
^ZB to disconnect.
^ZR to return to BBS.
^ZU for who is on the system. Output format: in ( ) after call:
    B = using BBS, C = in conference/chan number.
    To ask a station to join conference, use ^ZP chan number (EX: ^Zp 5).
^ZD displays DX spotting info; ^ZA adds it (EX: ^ZA ZZ1ZZ on 14.123)
Anything else typed will be sent to all stations in conference.
!#136
Usage: MCForward portmask
The rightmost bit is for port 0. A 1 bit in a given port position enables
simultaneous forwarding and bbs activity on that port.
!#137
Usage: ACceptmid [ON or OFF]
If ON, Message ID string found on S command will be used if present. If
OFF or MID is missing, one will be generated if BIDALL is on.
!#138
Usage: AX25Backoff portmask
The rightmost bit is for port 0. A 1 bit in a given port position causes
the FRACK value for that port to be multiplied by the retry number to
determine how long to wait before retransmitting packets that haven't been
acked.
!#139
Usage: MSgtrailer [ON or OFF]
If on, when a msg is read on the bbs (except with RN or RE) a line is sent
at the end of the message indicating its number and who it was from.
!#140
Usage: NOBEacoons portmask
The rightmost bit if for port 0. A 1 bit in a given port position prevents
any beacons (ID, Mail for, Beacon text etc) from being transmitted on that
port. Network node beacons (nodes list broadcasts) are not affected by this
command.
!#141
Usage: BBSNode [ON or OFF]
If on (and network node is enabled) bbs is visible to network and may be
directly connected to from the network. The bbs node is bbs-alias:bbscall.
!#142
Usage: VErifysysop [ON or OFF]
If on connects to the BBS using the sysop's call (other than from the local
keyboard use) will require sysop verification.
!#143
Usage: DUmpbbs [ON or OFF]
If on (default) if a bbs forwarding to you uses command other than S or F
an immediate disconnect will occur. A station that sends a SID ( [...] )
is considered to be a BBS.
!#144
Usage: NETOnly [ON] or [OFF]
If on, only bbs systems are allowed to connect to the BBS via network.
!#145
Usage: NETRead #
Specifies maximum number of bytes in message to read or file to download
via network connection to BBS.
!#146
Usage: MAXbulage #
If the difference between today's date and the date in the oldest
R: line in bulletin is greater than the number given (default 32000)
the bulletin will be killed.
!#147
Usage: INitprt [ON or OFF]
If on, printer is initializeded each time before printing something.
!#148
Usage: REQDir [ON or OFF]
If on, enables REQDIR server.
!#149
Usage: REQFil [ON or OFF]
If on, enables REQFIL server.
!#150
Usage: REQQth [ON or OFF]
If on, enables REQQTH server.
!#151
Usage: REQMaxfil #
Sets maximum file size that will be sent for REQFIL or displayed for REQDIR
!#152
Usage: TS HHMMSS
Sets the DOS clock to given time in hours, minutes and seconds (2 dig each)
!#153
Usage: WRecord window#
Toggles recording of output to given window. Window N's output is written
to file windowN.dat. If no operand is given, status of window recording
is given. NOTE: This is a high overhead function and should not be used
often!
!#154
Usage: IPNCheck #
Specifies the inactivity disconnect time in seconds for TPC/IP connection
made through the network.
!#155
Usage: IPNFrack #
Half the initial frack estimate for IP connections through the network.
!#156
Usage: IPNRetries #
Number of retries for IP connections through the network.
!#157
Usage: PIng ip-address
Determines round trip time in seconds to given ip address. The ip address
may either be a name defined in MSYSHOST.NET or the [44.70.4.6] form.
!#158
Usage: STatus [option]
With no option, displays status of active channels, buffer space/errors on
serial ports, and dispatches per second.

OPTIONS:
        RESET   Clears counters, sets dispatch values to last minute value.
        Channel Displays only information about active channels.
        Ints    Displays information about interrupts received.
        Stats   Displays only buffer space/errors on serial ports and
                dispatches per second info.
!#159
Usage: LOGclose
Closes current log file, and renames it to yymmdd.LOG. Then open new
log file. Caution: Do not use more than once a day!
!#160
Usage: TOdo
Causes the MSYSTODO.DAT file to be scanned immediately, doing anything
it is time to do and also setting the time of the next thing to do. BE
SURE TO USE THIS COMMAND EVERY TIME YOU CHANGE MSYSTODO.DAT!
!#161
Usage: Readbackup msg#
Displays given message from MAIL.BAK file if present
#!162
Usage: HOLdlevel #
If the number specified is less than the value of the highest word/phrase
matched from a FILE= file in MSYSHOLD.DAT, the message will be held.
Default is 0, which will hold if any words are matched.