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GTEXEC Notes
It is IMPERATIVE to ensure that GT1400.EXE is named as such. Previous
versions of GT allowed for renaming of the executable file. However, with
the introduction of the Exec Function, the name of the executable GT file
must remain GT1400.EXE. This applies only if you plan to take advantage
of the Exec function.
1.) Two batch files are provided here and are required for execution of
Sysop Tools via the macro facility and/or remote exec function.
GTREMOTE.BAT
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This batch file is required if ST is going to be called via a macro key.
Some modification of this batch file may be required if you are not using
DOS 3.30 or if you are using standard console redirection instead of
gateway. Chektime/Doorman is also utilized in case carrier is dropped
while doing system maintenance.
@echo off
ctty gate1 { NOTE: CTTY and the com port are hard coded - this is mandatory }
stovl -D
ctty con
GTLOCAL.BAT
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This batch file is executed by ST when running locally via a mcaro key.
Again, if you are not using DOS 3.30 you will need to remove the "@" from
the first line.
@echo off
cls
stovl
2) In order to utilize ST remotely, a macro key must be setup in the
ALT-F1-F10 range. Remotely, they correspond to 0-9. The macro should
look something like the following:
{@/}c:\gt\gtexec.exe|
3) A similar macro may be created to enable local execution of ST, in any
function key excluding ALT F1-F10.
Note: Be aware when ending remote maintenance with ST, you will be
returned to GTSYSID.BBS after a brief pause, and the entire logon sequence
will once again be necessary. It is recommended that you leave remote
system maintenance to the last thing you do before terminating your remote
session.
Special thanks goes to Neil H. Judell. He came up with a different
GTEXEC that takes up less memory and eleiminates the need for CheckTime.