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/************************************************************************
* RBBS4.H
Release 7: RBBS 4.1 Edit 02 27 May 84
Release 6: RBBS 4.1 Edit 01 30 Apr 84
Release 5: RBBS 4.1 Edit 00 03 Mar 84
Release 4: RBBS 4.0 Edit 21 26 Feb 84
Release 3: RBBS 4.0 Edit 20 04 Feb 84
Release 2: RBBS 4.0 Edit 19 30 Jan 84
Release 1: RBBS 4.0 Edit 18 29 Jan 84
*/
#define VERSION "RBBS 4.1 Edit 02 (JCG/FJW - 27 May 84)"
/************************************************************************
* Set PERSONLY to TRUE if generating a system to use PERSONAL only
*/
#define PERSONLY FALSE /* TRUE: PERSONAL only */
/************************************************************************
* Set NOSITE to TRUE if you have LASTREAD set and don't want your users
* asked for a site name (nor display it with the U Command).
*/
#define NOSITE FALSE /* TRUE: no site prompt when LASTREAD is
set to TRUE */
/************************************************************************
* Set NEWFLAG to '*' if you want new users denied access to CP/M, else
* set to '+'.
*/
#define NEWFLAG '*' /* '*' = CP/M Access DENIED to new users
'+' = CP/M Access OK
'%' = Same as *, but no E or K */
/************************************************************************
* Set RULER TRUE if you want the non-expert to see a ruler line at the
* beginning of message text entry.
*/
#define RULER TRUE /* TRUE: ruler line displayed */
/************************************************************************
* Set PCREND FALSE if message text input is to be ended by a CR on a new
* line. (Edit the MSGHELP.CCC file to show this.) Otherwise, if set
* TRUE, then only a PERIOD (".") followed by a CR on a new line ends
* input.
*/
#define PCREND FALSE /* TRUE: only .<cr> ends msg text input */
/************************************************************************
* Set SENDOK TRUE to allow sending messages to non-users
*/
#define SENDOK TRUE /* TRUE: allow sending to any name */
/************************************************************************
* If the case of the user password is to be significant, set PWCASE to
* TRUE:
*/
#define PWCASE TRUE /* TRUE: case of password is significant*/
/************************************************************************
* Set NOUCMD to TRUE if you wish to make the U Command only for the
* SYSOP:
*/
#define NOUCMD FALSE /* TRUE: U Command SYSOP only */
/************************************************************************
* Set PREREG to TRUE if you intend to allow only preregistered callers
* access this program. You can preregister users (or modify their
* entries) with UTIL.
*/
#define PREREG FALSE /* TRUE: only preregistered users */
/************************************************************************
* SITEPROMPT will appear as the site prompt for the new user, normally,
* "City, State"
*/
#define SITEPROMPT "City, State"
/************************************************************************
* Set CHAINEXIT to FALSE if you do not wish to chain to some program,
* like MENU, renamed to AUTO.COM upon exit with the C Command
*/
#define CHAINEXIT FALSE /* TRUE: C command chains to AUTO.COM */
#define CHAIN "AUTO" /* Default name of the chained program */
/************************************************************************
* Set HANGUP to FALSE if you do not wish to chain to some program that
* will hang up the call. The G Command will exit to this program, as
* well as failed password attempts.
*/
#define HANGUP TRUE /* TRUE: G command chains to HANGUP.COM */
#define HANG "HANGUP"/* Default name of the HANGUP program */
/************************************************************************
* LOCKEM is only useful in a multi-user environment, such as TurboDOS,
* to avoid conflicts while updating USER.CCC or the current .MSG file.
* If this DEFINE is present, both a lokrec and a frerec function must be
* provided, similar to the sample described in TDOSFN.CSM
*/
#define LOCKEM FALSE /* TRUE: lock/free record used */
/************************************************************************
* If you are not providing a daytim function similar to the sample in
* DAYTIM.CSM, set DATETIME to FALSE. The daytim function must return
* the address of a null-terminated string in HL, which is exactly 19
* characters long, including the trailing null.
*/
#define DATETIME FALSE /* TRUE: daytim function used */
/************************************************************************
* Whether or not you are using daytim above, set ZONE to your
* three-character time zone.
*/
#define ZONE "MST" /* System Time Zone */
/************************************************************************
* If RBBS4 is not being used as a front-end program, and some other
* program creates a LASTCALR file containing the first and last name of
* the caller, set LASTREAD to TRUE and to the location of the LASTCALR
* file. RBBS4 will use that name and assume the caller has already been
* validated. This DEFINE should NOT be used un a multi-user environment
* unless each LASTCALR file is a different name for each "user".
*/
#define LASTREAD FALSE /* TRUE: LASTCALR file is read */
#define LASTR "B:LASTCALR" /* Default name of file */
/************************************************************************
* If RBBS4 is being used as a front-end program, and other programs,
* such as XMODEM, expect the contents of LASTCALR to be valid, set this
* DEFINE to TRUE, and RBBS4 will correctly write to LASTCALR.
*/
#define LASTWRITE TRUE /* TRUE: LASTCALR file is written*/
#define LASTW "15/A:LASTCALR" /* Default name of file */
/************************************************************************
* The following two DEFINEs determine where RBBS4 expects to find the
* files it needs. By BDS-C convention, you may use user/drive here, as
* in "15/B:", if that's where the files are.
*/
#define DRIVE "15/A:" /* Drive used to find ALL RBBS4 */
#define DSK(fn) "15/A:fn"/* support files */
/************************************************************************
* This last customizable DEFINE may be a string of up to 30 characters,
* and is used only by UTIL to set up the initial entry in USERS.CCC,
* that of the SYSOP.
*/
#define SYSITE "El Paso, TX" /* Home site of SYSOP */
/************************************************************************/
/* END OF CUSTOMIZATION DEFINES */
/************************************************************************/
#define SITELGTH 29
#define SUMSIZE 30
#define NAMELGTH 30
#define MLINESIZ 64
#define MLINELIM 24
#define MAXMSGS 200
#define MSIZE (MLINELIM+1)*MLINESIZ
#define YES TRUE
#define NO FALSE
#ifdef DATETIME
char sysdate[23]; /* Storage for current DATE/TIME */
char logdate[23]; /* Logon DATE/TIME */
#else
char sysdate[9]; /* Storage for current DATE */
char logdate[9]; /* Logon DATE */
#endif
char cmsgfile[9]; /* Current .MSG file name */
char msgfile[18]; /* Storage for active .MSG file name */
char ndxfile[18]; /* Storage for Index file name */
int fileflag; /* Tells which files have been seen */
int cchoice; /* Current .MSG file number -1 */
int sysop; /* set if sysop logged in */
int expert; /* Expert Flag */
int rtnok; /* Return OK Flag */
int personal; /* Set TRUE if current msgfile is */
/* PERSONAL.MSG */
int mptr; /* Pointer to Current Message */
/* Info loaded from .MSG file */
int actmsg,frstmsg,lastmsg,msgct,lstseen;
int mno[MAXMSGS],mndx[MAXMSGS];
/* Storage for Current Message */
char m[MSIZE];
char *lp[MLINELIM+1];
char tmpstr[SECSIZ]; /* Handy temporary string space */
struct _sum
{
int msgno;
int lct;
int mstat;
#ifdef DATETIME
char date[23];
#else
char date[9];
#endif
char fnm[NAMELGTH+1];
char tnm[NAMELGTH+1];
char subj[SUMSIZE];
};
/* Offsets for summary record items */
#define LNS 5
#define STAT 8
#define DT 11
#define FM 34
#define TO 65
#define SU 96
struct _user
{
int recno; /* Record Number of Current User*/
int maxno; /* Record Number of Max User */
int lstmsg[7]; /* Last message seen */
int bellflag; /* BELL Flag */
int xpert; /* EXPERT Flag */
char ustat[2]; /* MF Status */
char nm[NAMELGTH+1]; /* Name of Current User */
char from[SITELGTH+1]; /* City, State of Current User */
char pwd[7]; /* PASSWORD */
#ifdef DATETIME
char lastlog[23]; /* Last LOGON DATE/TIME */
#else
char lastlog[9]; /* Last LOGON DATE */
#endif
};
/* Offsets for user record items */
#define NM 0 /* Name */
#define PRV 31 /* User Status */
#define UBL 33 /* Bell Flag */
#define UXP 35 /* Expert Flag */
#define PWD 37 /* Password */
#define LLG 44 /* Last login */
#define FRM 67 /* From */
#define LMG0 97 /* Last msg seen (GENERAL) */
#define LMG1 101 /* Last msg seen */
#define LMG2 105 /* Last msg seen */
#define LMG3 109 /* Last msg seen */
#define LMG4 113 /* Last msg seen */
#define LMG5 117 /* Last msg seen */
#define LMG6 121 /* Last msg seen */
/* The following are globals for use with RBBSCIO */
char pp[SECSIZ]; /* Previous Prompt string */
int ocnt; /* Output character count */
int belflg; /* BELL Flag */
int cflg; /* Character Flag:
2 = use Mask Characters
3 = output CRLF after input */
char sav[SECSIZ]; /* Typeahead buffer */
int icnt; /* Input character count */
int colcnt; /* Horizontal curpos */
/********************* END OF RBBS4.H *******************************/
0 /* Name */
#define PRV 31 /* User Status */
#define UBL