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[] Telegard archive file integrity tester v2.00 []
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Feb 4, 1992
Originally Written by Drew Solomon of the Mobius Building BBS
(313)781-0871, 1:120/153
Re-Writen by Alan Bingham of the Spring of Life BBS
(805)296-7817, 1:102/1101, 85:805/103
I Re-wrote the bat file for security reasons after reading a message
in the Telegard Echo, the message talked about users being able to upload
Virus's and also BAT files because this file uses PATHS to find the files
I had changed this in all program calls, also this program used to echo to
the user YOUR file PATHS as it scaned, and while it unziped the files, I
have removed all cases of file paths displays while scaning, and testing
of ZIP files. I have noticed that this file can be adapted to work with
other archive types by changing the commands in the unzip/zip lines. and
Installing it into the TELEGARD configuration. I hope you like the work
I have done for this file, to make your system more secure.
I have been running this file on my system for about 6 months, and have not
had any problems, but it may not work on your system, please test it to make
sure.
-=]> Alan Bingham <[=-
The Zip file integrety tester determines, after a user uploads a file, if all
of the files in the ZIP are undamaged and may be extracted without a problem.
It also checks the files within the ZIP for many common viruses.
This batch files is specificly designed for TeleGard BBS version 2.5i and 2.7,
but it should be easily portable to many other BBS systems. I take no
responsibility for it's use nor can I guarentee that it will work for your
particular setup.
FILES:
ZIPTEST1.ANS 1,359 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Afiles Directory
ZIPTEST2.ANS 281 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Afiles Directory
ZIPTEST3.ANS 282 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Afiles Directory
ZIPTEST4.ANS 279 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Afiles Directory
ZIPTEST5.ANS 220 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Afiles Directory
ZIPTEST6.ANS 179 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Afiles Directory
ARJTEST.BAT 810 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Main BBS Directory
ZIPTEST.BAT 860 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Main BBS Directory
ZIPCOMM1.BBS 56 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Main BBS Directory
ZIPCOMM2.BBS 1,255 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm Main BBS Directory
TGATEST.DOC 6,257 5-31-92 12:00:00 pm EAT this one Mr. Phelps!
REQUIREMENTS:
Any IBM PC compatible using the TeleGard BBS software (v2.5 or higher). Slight
modifications to the batch files are necessary if a version of DOS less than
3.3 is used. As mentioned before, TGATEST should work with some of the other
BBS systems out there.
PKZIP v1.10 , located In your main BBS directory.
ARJ v2.30, located in your main BBS directory.
Virus Scan (SCANVxx), also locatable in your main BBS directory. TGATEST
_should_ work with just about any version of SCANV, but I've only tried with
version 7.6-9.0
SETUP:
Place the ZIPTEST.BAT and the ARJTEST.BAT files in your main BBS directory
Using a text editor, such as EDLIN or QEdit, modify the ZIPCOMM1 and ZIPCOMM2
files. ZIPCOMM1 is used to remove the old zipcomments
While testing the integrety of the ZIP/ARJ files, TGATEST displays to the user
online ZIPTEST1.ANS - ZIPTEST6.ANS these files should be placed in your AFILES
directory. (note that this batch file only sends ansi files out, most of my
users that upload are running ANSI systems, so if one is not then he may
get a messed up screen while the file is being tested.)
ZIPCOMM2 is the final zip comment displayed to users unzipping this file
after downloading it from your BBS. It SHOULD reflect that the files have been
scanned for viruses, but may also include an advertisement for your BBS.
Play around with these until you get what you like.
Using the same text editor, modify the ZIPTEST.BAT and ARJTEST.BAT files, making
the necessary changes for your paths.
Change the ZIP file integrity command (should be something like "PKZIP -t @F"
at the moment) to "ZIPTEST @F".
This is in the "P" Config under "F" then "A"
It should look like this after you press "M" then "1":
Archive #1 of 8
1. Active : Yes
2. Extension name : ZIP
3. Interior list method : *Internal*
4. Compression cmdline : PKZIP -aex @F @I
5. Decompression cmdline : PKUNZIP @F @I
6. Integrity check cmdline: ZIPTEST @F
7. Add comment cmdline : ZIPCOMNT @F
8. Errorlevel for success : 0
Q. Quit
Edit menu: (1-8,[,],Q) :
Archive #6 of 8
1. Active : Yes
2. Extension name : ARJ
3. Interior list method : *Internal*
4. Compression cmdline : ARJ a @F @I
5. Decompression cmdline : ARJ e @F @I
6. Integrity check cmdline: ARJTEST @F
7. Add comment cmdline : ARJ c @F -zc:\bbs\cmt.fil
8. Errorlevel for success : -1 (ignores)
Q. Quit
Edit menu: (1-8,[,],Q) :
Have someone upload a file to check to make sure everything is working
correctly. Enjoy!
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WARRANTY
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This program is provided as-is, without a warranty of any kind, either expressed
or implied. It is only guaranteed to occupy disk space, nothing more. Under no
circumstances shall the author be liable to you or anyone else for any damages,
including (but not limited to) any lost profits, lost savings or other
incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use or misuse of this
program.
In other words; RUN THIS PROGRAM AT YOUR OWN RISK. You yourself, and nobody
else is responsible for the outcome of choosing to run this program.
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Registration
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This program is offered free of charge, but if you feel you really must
send a donation for the work that went into this, send $3.00 - $5.00 to:
Alan Bingham
PO Box 800152
Santa Clarita CA 91380-0152
Your donation will be used to by a Six pack (of Diet Cherry Coke!)