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- Opus!Log
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- Version 2.00 (May, 1987)
- Version 2.2x (June, 1987)
- Version 2.3x (July, 1987)
- Version 2.4x (August, 1987)
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- (c) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software
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- All Rights Reserved
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- User Documentation
- ------------------
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- 1.00 - IMPORTANT INFORMATION
-
-
- This product is militantly Public Domain. You may not charge for the use
- or distribution of this product in any manner whatsoever. This product
- may not be used in any commerical or profit-making enterprise. It may
- not be duplicated or modified in any way except for personal use.
-
- There are no warranties stated or implied. You use this product fully at
- your own risk without guarantee as to suitability of purpose.
-
- You need not register to use this program. It is free. We do ask that
- you consider a contribution if you use the program regularly. Please send
- your contribution to:
-
- Satore Center Software
- 295 Ulloa Street
- San Francisco, CA 94127
- Data: (415) 753-3356
-
- You may send bug reports/suggestions to Satore Center by NetMail. Our
- net address is 161/521. We make no assertions as to future versions or
- any guarantees as to program changes. We will, however, work upon known
- bugs and consider suggestions for improvements as time permits. Should
- you wish to send a bug report please also netmail the OPUS log and the
- output from Opus!Log so we can track the critter down.
-
- Should you have any questions about the use of this program or the import
- of its copyright please contact Satore Center Software.
-
- Note: There are always last minute additions. You will find several new
- enhancements to this version. Enter OPUS!LOG for a full help screen.
-
- 2.00 - PROGRAM OVERVIEW
-
-
- Opus!Log is a log file analysis system for use with the log created by
- OPUS(tm) BBS software. It has been tested with OPUS versions through
- Gamma 1d (June, 1987). It is expected that users of Opus!Log will be OPUS
- Sysops. Opus!Log will not work with log reports from other BBS systems.
-
- The OPUS(tm) BBS system provides a wealth of log information, especially
- when the VERBOSE mode is selected in the OPUS(tm) control file. Human
- analysis of this information can be difficult, however, since all OPUS
- log entries are in a linear (time relative) format. Opus!Log provides a
- multitude of ways to "break out" categories of log information for
- analysis. When run on a daily basis Opus!Log will provide a series of
- summary reports which will tell the Sysop at a glance what has happened
- in the preceeding log period.
-
- Opus!log provides three categories of reports. The first category is a
- series of FIXED FORMAT reports discussed in Section 3.00. The second is
- a standard STATISTICAL report discussed in Section 4.00. The third is
- a user-definable series of reports discussed in Section 5.00. User
- defined reports are unlimited both in terms of context and number.
-
- Installation of Opus!Log is discussed in Section 6.00 and is quite
- simple. It is strongly recommended that you set your OPUS log output to
- VERBOSE in your OPUS control file before using Opus!Log.
-
-
-
-
-
- 3.00 - FIXED FORMAT REPORTS
-
-
- The reports which follow are all fixed format; that is, their ouput
- cannot be changed by the user. They may be selected individually or in
- groups as discussed in Section 6.00. Under default conditions Opus!Log
- will generate all of these reports (for a discussion of the Opus!Log
- default conditions see below). Entering "OPUS!LOG" without any command
- line parameters will display a list of the various options. Entering
- "OPUS!LOG -ALL" will generate all fixed format reports as discussed in
- Section 6.00.
-
- The reports which follow constitue a "basic" series which will provide
- all the information a Sysop would normally need regarding BBS activities.
-
-
-
-
- 3.01 - File Exchange Summary (Human Callers)
-
-
- This report provides information on all transactions which involve the
- uploading or downloading of files by human callers. If a file was
- moved to or from your OPUS system by a user the result will be shown in
- this report in the following format:
-
-
-
- Opus!Log - Ver. 2.2xn
- (C) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software, [SCS]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- File Exchange Summary (Human Callers)
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Date Time Commentary or Description
-
-
- 11 MAY 7:25:39 DAVID COE CALLING
- 11 May 7:31:58 DL-Y c:\opusdate.arc Size = -32,456
- 11 May 8:02:20 DL-Y c:\do-flyer.arc Size = - 4,555
- 11 May 8:03:32 DL-Y c:\do-sysop.arc Size = -12,456
- : |
- etc. etc.
- : |
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Lines Scanned: 1092 End of Summary
- ==============================================================================
-
-
-
-
- If a caller uploads a file, that information will be printed in UPPER
- CASE. In all instances the size of the file and the cumulative size of
- the user's transactions will be displayed.
-
- If the command line switch -TF was used, OPUS!LOG will also append the
- filenames to a file called OLOGLIST.TXT on the default drive/directory.
- This file is useful for determining file downloading/uploading and files
- which are not active. It is in standard ASCII format and suitable for
- use by other utility programs.
-
-
-
- 3.02 - Human Caller Summary Report
-
-
- A straight forward summary of who called, when they called and how long
- they were online. Here is an example:
-
-
-
-
- Opus!Log - Ver. 2.2xn
- (C) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software, [SCS]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Human Caller Summary
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Date Time Commentary or Description
-
- 11 May 6:20:13 Mike Kelleher 10 minutes online.
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields 15 minutes online.
- 11 May 7:03:33 Mike Lennig 3 minutes online.
- 11 May 7:25:39 David Coe 38 minutes online.
- 11 May 8:08:30 Justin Marquez 17 minutes online.
- 11 May 8:27:17 Rene Bilodeau 10 minutes online.
- 11 May 8:56:12 Bill Macneill 14 minutes online.
- 11 May 9:19:36 Geoffrey Meredith 2 minutes online.
- :
- :
- etc.
- :
- :
- :
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Lines Scanned: 1120 End of Summary
- ==============================================================================
-
-
-
-
-
- This report is simple enough and requires no explanation. At times you
- may see a "--" in place of the number of minutes a user was online. This
- is normal and simply means that OPUS has not recorded the online time
- data.
-
-
-
-
-
- 3.03 - Outgoing Calls Summary Report
-
-
- Whenever OPUS makes an outgoing call for matrix purposes the details will
- be recorded in this report. If a connection is made and traffic is
- passed, that will also be recorded and identified with seperator lines.
-
-
-
-
- Opus!Log - Ver. 2.2xn
- (C) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software, [SCS]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Outgoing Calls Summary
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Date Time Commentary or Description
-
-
- 11 May 7:20:18 Calling FOG CITY OPUS (222-3333)................. CONNECT ....
- 11 May 7:22:08 Flagging c:\002401ff.mo5 as sent :
- 11 May 7:22:20 Outgoing connect time: 1:37 (125/10) :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
-
- 11 May 9:34:10 Calling Mike's Place (333-4444).................. CONNECT ....
- 11 May 9:34:45 Bundle sent to 5210/2 :
- 11 May 9:34:51 Outgoing connect time: 0:14 (5210/2) :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
-
- 11 May 12:34:27 Calling FOG CITY OPUS (333-4444)................. CONNECT ....
- 11 May 12:36:16 Flagging c:\002401ff.mo6 as sent :
- 11 May 12:36:28 Outgoing connect time: 1:36 (125/10) :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
-
- 11 May 12:41:08 Calling Harv's Hideout (444-3333)................ CONNECT ....
- 11 May 12:41:45 Session with Harv's Hideout - San Francisco (0:161/77.0) :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
-
- 11 May 13:33:14 Calling Mike's Place (444-3333).................. CONNECT ....
- 11 May 13:33:49 Bundle sent to 5210/2 :
- 11 May 13:33:53 Outgoing connect time: 0:13 (5210/2) :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
-
- 11 May 14:16:23 Calling NERD'S NOOK #1 Opu (333-2222)............ CONNECT ....
- 11 May 14:16:58 Flagging c:\00000208.mo3 as sent :
- 11 May 14:17:07 UL-S C:\0E110201.PKT :
- 11 May 14:17:07 Bundle from 161/1 :
- 11 May 14:17:19 Unpacking sea bundle from 161/1 :
- 11 May 14:17:21 2 messages :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
-
- 11 May 15:30:30 Calling FOG CITY OPUS (222-3333)................. CONNECT ....
- 11 May 15:32:18 Flagging c:\002401ff.mo7 as sent :
- 11 May 15:32:28 UL-S C:\0F20140D.PKT :
- 11 May 15:32:28 Bundle from 125/10 :
- 11 May 15:36:40 UL-S C:\Ffdcfe01.Mo4 :
- 11 May 15:36:54 ARCE C:\*.MO? :
- 11 May 15:37:06 Unlink C:\FFDCFE01.MO4 :
- 11 May 15:37:07 Unpacking oMMM bundle from 125/10 :
- 11 May 15:37:08 Unpacking oMMM bundle from 125/10 :
- 11 May 15:38:12 52 messages :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
-
- 11 May 16:11:25 Calling Mike's Place (333-4444)
- 11 May 16:26:58 Calling Mike's Place (333-4444)
- 11 May 16:32:38 Calling Mike's Place (333-4444).................. CONNECT ....
- 11 May 16:33:14 Bundle sent to 5210/2 :
- 11 May 16:33:18 Outgoing connect time: 0:13 (5210/2) :
- ................................................... END .....:
-
- :
- :
- etc.
- :
- :
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Lines Scanned: 1120 End of Summary
- ==============================================================================
-
-
- Please note that all outgoing calls are recorded whether or not a
- connection is made. If a connection is made it will be identified with
- the seperator lines and the keyword "CONNECT". The end of that
- connection will likewise be marked as in the example. This allows you to
- trace ALL outgoing call activity.
-
- In addition, all activity and exchanges which took place during the
- connection will be recorded.
-
- If the command line switch -OC is use, OPUS!LOG will also calculate the
- cost of the call based upon the information contained in NODELIST.BBS.
- This information will be appended after each completed call. To use this
- function the file NODELIST.BBS MUST BE PRESENT on the default
- drive/directory.
-
-
-
- 3.04 - Incoming Matrix Traffic Summary Report
-
-
- This report is similar to the preceeding one except that it tracks all
- incoming matrix activty. Again, it is simple and requires little
- explanation:
-
-
-
- Opus!Log - Ver. 2.2xn
- (C) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software, [SCS]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Incoming Matrix Traffic Summary
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Date Time Commentary or Description
-
- 11 May 7:08:09 Connect 2400 - Incoming Matrix
- 11 May 7:08:14 Session with Harv's Hideout - San Francisco (0:161/77.0)
- 11 May 7:08:19 UL-S C:\Private\07081011.PKT
- 11 May 7:08:19 Bundle from 161/77
- 11 May 7:09:50 UL-S C:\Private\0000fe44.Mo1
- 11 May 7:10:06 ARCE C:\Private\*.MO?
- 11 May 7:10:15 Unlink C:\Private\0000FE44.MO1
- 11 May 7:10:16 Unpacking oMMM bundle from 161/77
- 11 May 7:10:17 Unpacking oMMM bundle from 161/77
- 11 May 7:11:05 50 messages
-
- 11 May 8:38:19 Connect 1200 - Incoming Matrix
- 11 May 8:38:24 TSYNC: Incoming LoTek
- 11 May 8:38:34 UL-S C:\Private\08261928.PKT
- 11 May 8:38:35 Bundle from 5210/2
- 11 May 8:38:47 Unpacking fido bundle from 5210/2
-
- 11 May 9:16:44 Connect 1200 - Incoming Matrix
- 11 May 9:16:50 TSYNC: Incoming LoTek
- 11 May 9:17:01 UL-S C:\Private\09103301.PKT
- 11 May 9:17:01 Bundle from 5210/2
- 11 May 9:17:39 UL-S C:\Private\Dutchie.Cfg
- 11 May 9:17:48 Unpacking fido bundle from 5210/2
- 11 May 9:17:49 1 messages
-
- 11 May 9:22:45 Connect 1200 - Incoming Matrix
- 11 May 9:22:50 TSYNC: Incoming LoTek
- 11 May 9:23:02 UL-S C:\Private\09163320.PKT
- 11 May 9:23:02 Bundle from 5210/2
- 11 May 9:23:10 File(s) not sent: No such file or directory
- 11 May 9:23:14 Unpacking fido bundle from 5210/2
- 11 May 9:23:16 1 messages
- :
- etc.
- :
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Lines Scanned: 1046 End of Summary
- ==============================================================================
-
-
- Please note that ALL activity which takes place throughout the connection
- is recorded. This includes any external processing which you may have
- selected to manage incoming netmail or echomail.
-
-
-
-
-
- 3.05 - Log Warning Flag Summary Report
-
-
- The OPUS log will automatically flag certain activities as unusual.
- These are commonly referred to as "warnings". This report summarizes all
- such activity, appending the name and date of the caller who generated
- the warning entry:
-
-
-
-
- Opus!Log - Ver. 2.2xn
- (C) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software, [SCS]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Log Warning Flag Summary
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Date Time Commentary or Description
-
-
- 11 MAY 8:27:17 RENE BILODEAU CALLING
- 11 May 8:27:25 Rene Bilodeau isn't in user list
-
- 11 MAY 9:19:36 GEOFFREY MEREDITH CALLING
- 11 May 9:22:22 Modem doesn't report `OK'
-
- 11 MAY 9:28:59 CINDY MCCREADY CALLING
- 11 May 9:34:09 Baud rate??
- 11 May 9:34:09 Request D=0
-
- 11 MAY 16:53:58 BRIAN RODRUCK CALLING
- 11 May 16:53:59 Bad Pwd `Bkr'
- :
- :
- etc.
- :
- :
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Lines Scanned: 1120 End of Summary
- ==============================================================================
-
-
- Please refer to your OPUS documentation for a further description of
- these various warning messages.
-
-
-
-
-
- 3.07 - Message Area Activity Summary
-
-
- For those Sysops who like to see a summary of local message traffic, here
- is the report you will need:
-
-
-
- Opus!Log - Ver. 2.2xn
- (C) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software, [SCS]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Message Area Activity Summary
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Date Time Commentary or Description
-
- 11 May 8:27:17 Rene Bilodeau Msg to All, area 2, #36
- 11 May 9:24:55 Mike Kelleher Msg to Mike, area 11, #3
- 11 May 9:24:55 Mike Kelleher Matrix charge 25
- 11 May 9:43:39 Jan Gyn Msg to Cindy Mccready, area 1, #84
- 11 May 9:55:27 Josh Gordon Msg to Cindy or Mike, area 0, #85
- 11 May 11:10:13 Ted Decastro Msg to Cindy or Mike, area 1, #86
- 11 May 11:10:13 Ted Decastro Msg to Cindy or Mike, area 1, #87
- 11 May 11:10:13 Ted Decastro Msg to Cindy or Mike, area 1, #88
- 11 May 13:04:51 Cindy Mccready Msg to Jan Gyn, area 1, #89
- 11 May 13:04:51 Cindy Mccready Msg to Mike Kelleher, area 11, #4
- 11 May 13:04:51 Cindy Mccready Matrix charge 25
- 11 May 13:04:51 Cindy Mccready Msg to Josh Gordon, area 1, #90
- 11 May 13:04:51 Cindy Mccready Msg to Ted Decastro, area 1, #91
- 11 May 15:52:37 Cindy Mccready Msg to Mike Kelleher, area 11, #8
- 11 May 15:52:37 Cindy Mccready Matrix charge 25
- 11 May 16:12:22 Todd Fasnacht Msg to Mike Kelleher, area 2, #37
- 11 May 16:12:22 Todd Fasnacht Msg to Mike Kelleher, area 2, #38
- 11 May 16:12:22 Todd Fasnacht Msg to Bill Obrien, area 2, #39
- 11 May 16:12:22 Todd Fasnacht Msg to Harold Choate, area 2, #40
- 11 May 16:53:58 Brian Rodruck Msg to Ted Glenwright, area 2, #41
- 11 May 16:53:58 Brian Rodruck Msg to Ted Glenwright, area 2, #42
- :
- :
- etc.
- :
- :
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Lines Scanned: 1120 End of Summary
- ==============================================================================
-
-
- Notice that two activities are identified: any individual who leaves a
- message and any activity which results in a matrix charge to the users
- account.
-
- Note: Since version 2.2x, this report has been expanded and contains
- much more information than in the example given above.
-
-
-
-
-
- 3.08 - Log File/Message Area Tracer Report
-
-
- A very simple report which traces any change in message or file area
- undertaken by a user:
-
-
-
-
- Opus!Log - Ver. 2.2xn
- (C) Copyright 1987, Satore Center Software, [SCS]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Log File/Message Area Tracer
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Date Time Commentary or Description
-
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields File area 2 Cereal
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields File area 1 Openfile
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields File area 4 Applicat
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields File area 5 Upload
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields File area 6 Commerci
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields Msg.area 1 General
- 11 May 6:35:27 Lee Fields Msg.area 2 Opusmsg
- 11 May 7:03:33 Mike Lennig File area 3 Rebarb
- 11 May 7:03:33 Mike Lennig File area 5 Upload
- 11 May 7:25:39 David Coe File area 2 Cereal
- 11 May 7:25:39 David Coe Msg.area 1 General
- 11 May 7:25:39 David Coe File area 6 Commerci
- 11 May 8:08:30 Justin Marquez File area 1 Openfile
- 11 May 8:27:17 Rene Bilodeau Msg.area 2 Opusmsg
- 11 May 8:56:12 Bill Macneill Msg.area 2 Opusmsg
- 11 May 8:56:12 Bill Macneill File area 2 Cereal
- 11 May 9:19:36 Geoffrey Meredith File area 1 Openfile
- 11 May 9:43:39 Jan Gyn Msg.area 4 Tech
- 11 May 10:29:45 Dave Giunti Msg.area 4 Tech
- 11 May 10:29:45 Dave Giunti Msg.area 6 C_Echo
- 11 May 10:29:45 Dave Giunti Msg.area 7 Comm
- 11 May 10:29:45 Dave Giunti Msg.area 1 General
- 11 May 10:29:45 Dave Giunti Msg.area 2 Opusmsg
- 11 May 10:29:45 Dave Giunti File area 6 Commerci
- 11 May 10:29:45 Dave Giunti File area 1 Openfile
- 11 May 15:04:01 Gary Rux File area 2 Cereal
- 11 May 15:04:01 Gary Rux File area 1 Openfile
- 11 May 15:04:01 Gary Rux File area 3 Rebarb
- 11 May 15:04:01 Gary Rux File area 4 Applicat
- 11 May 15:04:01 Gary Rux File area 5 Upload
- 11 May 15:04:01 Gary Rux File area 3 Rebarb
- 11 May 15:04:01 Gary Rux File area 1 Openfile
- :
- etc.
- :
-
- This report will allow you to trace the activity in various message and
- file areas as well as specific user activity.
-
- Note: As with the previous report, since version 2.2x of OPUS!LOG was
- released, the contents of this report have been significantly expanded.
-
-
-
-
- 4.00 - The Statistical Summary Report
-
-
- Opus!log also provides a statistical summary report which is available
- as a separate report. You are able to pipe this report to an external
- file or the printer as with any of the foregoing reports.
-
- The statistical summary report includes information on the following
- categories of information:
-
-
- Incoming Calls
- Outoing Calls
- Events
- Files/Packets Uploaded
- Files/Packets Downloaded
- Packets Received in NetMail
- Unsuccessful Polling Attempts
- Warning Lines
- Human Callers (count)
- Message Received in NetMail
- Connects
- 300/1200/2400/9600 Baud Connects
- Length of Average Call
- Total Hours Online
- Matrix Callers
- Local Messages
- Log Lines Surveyed
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.00 - User Definable Reports
-
-
- Opus!Log also allows you to design any number of customized reports which
- may be run in addition to the standard reports already described. In
- order to make use of this feature you must create a special ASCII control
- file with the name OPUS!LOG.RPT. This control file must be located in
- the same directory as Opus!log itself (see section 6.00 - Installation).
-
- The control file must contain the following information:
-
- Number of lines to be printed PRIOR to the target line (numeric)
- Number of lines to be printed AFTER the target line (numberic)
- Target line text (a string)
- Title of Report (a string)
-
- NONE OF THIS INFORMATION IS OPTIONAL. Your control file must always
- contain these four pieces of information.
-
- Suppose, as an example, we wanted to find every log line which contained
- the string "UL-". This would indicate that some file/packet has been
- uploaded. Further suppose that we would like to see the five lines
- preceeding the target line and the three lines after the target line.
- Finally, we will call the report "UPLOAD REPORT". Here is the line which
- should be contained in the control file:
-
- 5,3,UL-,UPLOAD REPORT
-
- Please note that the string items DO NOT require quotes. If we wished to
- ONLY see the line containing the target string we would change the first
- two elements to zero like this:
-
- 0,0,UL-,UPLOAD REPORT
-
- You may have as many special report lines as you like in the control
- file. There is no limitation but your imagination.
-
- Please see Section 7.00 for an example of using this, and the other,
- Opus!log options.
-
-
-
- 6.00 - Installation
-
-
- The Opus!log executable file should reside in the same directory as your
- OPUS log file. If you choose to use the customized report options
- mentioned in Section 5.00, your control file should be located in the
- same directory. The control file MUST be named OPUS!LOG.RPT.
-
- Opus!Log has been designed to run fully unattended in BATch file mode for
- regular processing. It has also been designed to drop back to DOS should
- it encounter any unknown error. It is therefore usable in your
- RUNBBS.BAT (or whatever) OPUS file for daily processing of your log.
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.00 - Running Opus!Log
-
-
- Opus!Log runs in a variety of different modes.
-
- First of all it is assumed that your OPUS log file is named either
- OPUS.LOG or SYSOP.LOG. If not, please see section 7.10 - Declaring a Log
- File Name. By using a log file name of SYSOP.LOG or OPUS.LOG you will
- automatically activate the Opus!Log default features (fixed format report
- series). With another log file name you must specify which reports are
- desired (as discussed below).
-
- Each of the fixed format reports has a special command line switch. You
- may declare any combination of reports by including it's command line
- switch as appropriate. You many mix and match any number of valid report
- command line switches.
-
- Here are the command line switches for the fixed format reports:
-
- -t ..... File and Packet Exchange Summary Report
- -tf ..... Same as -T but also create output file list
- (creates OLOG.TXT on default drive/directory)
- -h ..... Human Caller Summary Report
- -o ..... Outgoing Calls Summary Report
- -oc ..... Same as -O but also show cost per call data
- (requires NODELIST.BBS on default drive/directory)
- -i ..... Incoming Matrix Traffic Summary Report
- -w ..... Log Warning Flag Summary Report
- -m ..... Message Area Activity Summary
- -n ..... Show NetMail activity only (-I-O)
- -x ..... Log File/Message Area Tracer
- -all ..... Run all fixed format reports (except -TF and -OC)
-
-
- In addition, there are two other command line switches for special
- reports which MAY NOT BE MIXED with the fixed format report switches.
-
- -special ..... Invoke the user definable report sequence using
- the control file Opus!Log.RPT
-
- -stats ..... Invoke the video statistical summary
-
- These two switches are also mutually exclusive. In other words, you may
- mix any or all of the fixed format report switches, however, the "-
- special" and "-stats" switchs must ALWAYS stand alone when invoking
- Opus!Log.
-
- Here are some example to make this a little easier:
-
- To invoke the statistical summary: Opus!Log -stats
- To invoke your customized reports: Opus!Log -special
- To see upload/download report : Opus!Log -t
- To run all fixed format reports : Opus!Log -all
-
- Here's an example to see ALL the various reports and pipe them to your
- printer:
-
- Opus!log -t-h-o-i-w-e-m-x > prn
-
- HOWEVER... if your Opus log is named OPUS.LOG or SYSOP.LOG and you would
- like to see ALL of the reports you can simply enter this:
-
- Opus!Log -all > prn
-
- This will have the same effect as the previous example. Remember that
- the default mode of Opus!Log is:
-
- ... log file name of OPUS.LOG or SYSOP.LOG
-
- Also it is imporant to note that the reports will ALWAYS be displayed on
- your video, even when you are using the DOS pipe option to a file or the
- printer.
-
- Should you have difficulty remembering any of this, simply enter:
-
- Opus!log or Opus!Log -help or Opus!log -?
-
- and a short help screen will be displayed. You may enter any command
- line parameter in either upper or lower case.
-
-
-
-
- 7.10 Declaring a Log File Name
-
-
- Should you use a log file name other than OPUS.LOG or SYSOP.LOG you can
- still use Opus!Log; however, the default conditions are therefore
- overridden and you MUST declare each report you would like on the command
- line. The command line format is:
-
- Opus!Log [logfilename] [report switches]
- Opus!Log [logfilename] [special switches]
-
- It is expected that most Sysops will use one of the two default log file
- names and therefore this option has only been provided for the
- exceptional case.
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- 8.00 Summary
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- Use Opus!Log in good health. Please send your comment/suggestions to
- Satore Center, 161/521 in the Matrix.
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- Please consider a contribution if you like and use the program...
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- 9.00 Credits and Revision History
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- Thanks to Harvey Nehgila for banging and suggesting.
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- Version 1.00 - 1.97 Extreme testing and bug stomping
- Version 1.98 Beta
- Version 2.00 First Release (limited)
- Version 2.2x A series of updates to keep up with the changing
- log format of OPUS. A number of improvements were
- added, including upgrading the -M and -X reports,
- adding the cost option (-OC) and output file report
- for transferred files (-TF).
- Version 2.3x Brought up to date for OPUS 1.01
- Version 2.3x Scripting recognition added
- Version 2.4x Added report -g switch for online summary
- Version 2.4x First public release