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RegName "Rob Hamerling" ; ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; First the specifications for the data collection phase ; ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; ; FareaDat Complete file-specification of your 'FAREA.DAT' file. ; -------- FAREA.DAT is built by Maximus' SILT[P] (-a, -af or -x option). ;6.3 Default: FAREA.DAT in current directory, or otherwise in ;6.3 MAXIMUS base directory (environment var. 'Maximus'). ; FareaDat d:\max\farea.dat ; FileEXclude Select FILES to be excluded from all(!) lists. ; ----------- By default all files in all (selected) areas will be ; included, unless you use this keyword. ; Specify 8.3 filename.ext type of strings, wildcards are ; allowed and honored. Don't specify quotes. ; The selection is case-insensitive and is independent of area. ; You may specify multiple filespecs on a line, separated ; by one or more blanks, and as many lines as needed. FileExclude FILES.* *.BAK SYSTEM*.?BS DIR.?BS FileExclude 00INDEX.* WILDCAT.TXT DESCRIPT.ION TEST ; CDROM Areas that are located on CDROM can be handled differently ; ----- than areas on other media. A Filearea must have been ;6.3 specified for Maximus with "Type CD" to be recognised ;6.3 as such by Downsort. ;6.3 One of two values is accepted: ;6.3 NoScan - No directory-scan will be performed, but the ;6.3 filenames and the description in Files.Bbs will ;6.3 be included in the lists. ;6.3 If Files.Bbs contains filesize and filedate AND ;6.3 the area is also specified with "Type CD DateList" ;6.3 then the specified values will be used. ;6.3 Otherwise the file is reported as 'offline', ;6.3 filedate will be '01 Jan 1980' and filesize 0. ;6.3 NoList - CDROM-areas will be completely ignored. ;6.3 ;6.3 Default: no special handling of CDROM-areas. ; CDROM NoScan ; AreaGroup Defines a logical name for a group of fileareas. ; --------- AreaGroups are used to build lists for groups of fileareas. ; With AreaINclude and or AreaEXclude keywords following this ; AreaGroup keyword, the collection of areas for this group ; is defined. The groups are independent: areas may be member ; of more than one group, other areas may not be in any group. ; A new AreaGroup keyword closes the previous. ; During data collection only the required areas are scanned. ; WARNING: If at least one list doesn't specify an areagroup, ; file info of ALL area's is collected, which may ; significantly downgrade the performance of Downsort, ; especially when CDROM drives are involved! ; NOTE: Areagroups are only meaningful in combination with a ; '-S' specification on an xxxFileList line (see below)! ; AreaINclude Select areas to be INCLUDED in the group. ; AreaEXclude Select areas to be EXCLUDED from the group. ; ----------- Character strings define which filedivisions and/or ; fileareas have to be INcluded in or EXcluded from the group. ; The strings are used as PREFIX. All areanames that start with ; the specified string are considered 'matching' the ; specification. The FULLY QUALIFIED areanames (including ; FileDivision prefixes!) are considered. ; You may specify multiple strings on a line, separated by one ; or more blanks, and as many lines as needed. AreaINclude ; and AreaEXclude keywords may appear in any sequence in ; an AreaGroup. All comparisons are case-INsensitive. ; ; The following rules determine which areas will be member of ; an AreaGroup: ; - If only areaINclude is specified for a group, then ONLY ; the areas of which the name matches with any areaINclude ; string will be member of this group. ; - If only areaEXclude is used for a group then ALL(!) areas ; will be included EXCEPT those areas of which the name ; matches with any areaEXclude string. ; - If both areaINclude and areaEXclude are specified for a ; group, then all areaINcludes precede any areaEXclude. ; - If neither areaINclude nor areaEXclude is specified ; then the group is empty. ; Hints for the use of AreaGroups: ; - If you don't use areaINclude, you probably want to ; areaEXclude 'Sysop', 'Upload', 'Inbound', etc. ; More genarally: remember to areaEXclude those areas that ; you normally won't show to all of your users! ; - You would normally use one of both keywords. Using them ; both is only meaningful if the areaEXclude strings are ; more restrictive (longer) then the areaINclude strings. ; See for an example the AreaGroup 'HOB' below: ; Suppose you have fileareas named HC000 to HC999 ; in a filedivision Hob (denoting the HOBBES CDROM), ; then the group HOB would select the files from ; areas HC000 to HC039, but NOT those ending with a '9'. ;6.3 - 'CDROM NoList' has precedence of AreaInclude! AreaGroup OS2 AreaINclude OS2. FW. AreaGroup nonOS2 AreaEXclude OS2. FW. SYSOP. UPLOAD INBOUND AreaGroup HOB AreaINclude Hob.hc00 Hob.hc01 Hob.hc02 Hob.hc03 AreaEXclude Hob.hc009 Hob.hc019 Hob.hc029 Hob.hc039 ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; Above parameters involve the data collection (selection) process, ; below follow the report specifications. ; First the common parameters that apply to all lists (if applicable). ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; Title: Short string that will be displayed in BLOCK-characters ; --- on top of NEW, TOP, IPF, IPN, GBL and ALL, but not in ; BBS, ORP, DUP, USR and FILES.BBS. ; An unlimited number of 'Title'-lines may be specified. ; If Title isn't specified, no blocktitles will appear. ; The following characters are supported in block-fonts: ; UPPER case A..Z ; LOWER case a..z (but will be presented in UPPER case) ; Digits 0..9 ; _ * | . : [ ] ( ) / \ - and space ; Not-supported characters are replaced by a blank. ; The '`'-character (reverse quote) is translated into a half ; width space, the '~'-character into a full width space. Title ~DownSort Title ~~~from Title ~Holland ; PreTitle Lines to be displayed immediately before the BLOCK-title. ; -------- The lines will be copied as is. However leading blanks will ; be skipped, no wrapping or truncation will be applied for ; 'long' lines. '~' (tilde) characters are translated to ; blanks. You may specify an unlimited number of PreTitle lines. ; Empty PreTitle lines are ignored. There is no default PreTitle. ; To create empty lines in your header specify a PreTitle ; with a tilde. PreTitle ~ PreTitle ~~~~~~~<─────────── p r e - t i t l e ────────────> PreTitle ~ ; SubTitle Lines to be displayed below the BLOCK-title. ; -------- Exactly the same rules apply as for PreTitle. ; If an include file is specified on the xxxFileList line, then ; this is inserted between block title and subtitle! SubTitle ~ SubTitle ~~~~~~~<─────────── s u b - t i t l e ────────────> SubTitle ~ Overview of downloadable files on this magnificent Board SubTitle ~ Node number 9.999/99, modemspeeds: V.99/V.99bis SubTitle ~~~~~~~<──────────────────────────────────────────> SubTitle ~ ; BottomLine Lines to be displayed at the end of the filelist. ; ---------- Exactly the same rules apply as for PreTitle and Subtitle. ; BottomLine ~ BottomLine ~~~~~~<──── How do you like DOWNSORT, folks? ────> BottomLine ~ ; DupNameSize Indicates the number of characters of the fileNAME that are ; ----------- maximally to be compared to consider a name 'duplicate'. ; Allows version numbers to be detected, for example: ; with "DupNameSize 6" DWNSRT61.ZIP and DWNSRT62.ZIP will ; appear as duplicates in the DupFileList report. ; Default: 8 DupNameSize 8 ; NonDupEXT Suppress reporting as 'duplicate' if 2 files with equal ; --------- filenames but unequal extensions are defined as 'pair'. ; The example specification below has the effect that files of ; any pair "xyz.SDA" and "xyz.SDN" ("xyz": any filename) will ; not be listed in DupFileList. ; - Files with equal filename AND equal extension will ; still be reported as duplicate even when the extension ; is one of a 'NonDupEXT' pair! ; - Multiple extensions must be specified in as many pairs ; as can be formed (3 extension 3 pairs; 4 ext. 6 pairs; ; etc, e.g: for Nodelists: DAT EXT DAT IDX EXT IDX). ; You may specify multiple extension-pairs on a line ; (separate the extensions with blanks), and as many lines ; as needed. ; Default: no suppression NonDupEXT SDN SDA ; OrphanDesc Description text of 'orphan' (file without entry in FILES.BBS) ; NotFoundDesc Description text of file without description in FILES.BBS. ; ------------ The description will replace the default text. ; Up to 45 characters may be specified. ; OrphanDesc ******** Orphan ********* ; NotFoundDesc *** Missing description *** ; OfflineDesc When a filespecification is found in FILES.BBS but the file ; ----------- is not found in the corresponding download directory, this ; text replaces the filesize and date (right aligned). ; Up to 14 characters are accepted. ; OfflineDesc [-archived-] ; DIZimport Import a file-description from the file File_Id.Diz in ; --------- an archive. This will become the description in ALL output. ;6.3 No - No import, leave descr. asis (even when missing!) ;6.3 Yes - Import only when no description in Files.Bbs ;6.3 Force - Import always: substitute existing description ;6.3 nn - Numeric value for the length of the existing ;6.3 description to force import of File_Id.Diz ;6.3 (if length smaller than nn then force import) ;6.3 Default: No ; DIZimport No ; CompressCfg Filespec of configuration file for archive utilities. ; ----------- It is the same as used by Maximus and Squish for archiver ;6.3 specifications. A copy from Maximus 3.01 is provided. ;6.3 The file is only needed with DIZimport activity. ;6.3 See Maximus or Squish documentation for specification details. ;6.3 Default: Compress.Cfg in current directory, or otherwise in ;6.3 MAXIMUS base directory (environment var. 'Maximus'). ; CompressCfg Compress.cfg ; AVAstrip You may wish to strip off AVATAR graphics characters from ; -------- the contents of your FILES.BBS files. ; Specify 'No' to deactivate stripping (default is 'Yes'). ; ==> Works ONLY for COMMENT lines in ALL- and IPF-lists. ; remember: comments are only listed with KEEPSEQ. ; AVAstrip Yes ; HighASCII Downsort generates some high-ASCII characters in its titles ; -------- and headers. Specify 'No' if you don't want these. Special ;6.3 characters will then be substituted by a low-ASCII equivalent. ;6.3 Note: Applies only to text generated by Downsort, ;6.3 not to file-descriptions, included files, etc.. ;6.3 Default: Yes ; HighASCII Yes ; AreaOrder Order in which areas have to be sorted in the lists. ; Selection can be: A[lpha] - Alphabetic order of areaname ; G[roup] - Group (FileDivision) order ; I[nclude] - order of areaINclude ; K[eep] - Keep order of FAREA.DAT ; Specify one of these type (first letter is sufficient). ; Where areanames are involved in sorts, the sequence will be ; according to AreaOrder. With 'Group' the areas will be sorted ; alphabetically in sequence of the fully qualified areaname, ; (including division prefixes), with 'Alpha' areas will be ; in sequence of the unqualified areaname (ignoring divisions). ; 'Group' and 'Keep' will make division boundaries visible. ; Note: 'Include' uses the AreaInclude specifications, which ; are prefixes. Areas matching the same AreaInclude string ; will be sorted in 'Keep' sequence. ; Default: Group ; AreaOrder Group ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; Above were the parameters common to most lists. ; Below follow list-specific parameters, which might override some of ; the settings of the common parameters. ; Keep this sequence: first common, then specific parameters! ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; ; xxxFileList: Create a File lists of type 'xxx' (1 list per keyword) ; ; xxx ────┐ ┌── Specification of output ; │ ; ┌── BBS │ ┌── Additional options for ; ┌── ALL │ │ each list individually: ; ┌── GBL │ │ ; ┌── NEW │ │ ;6.3 ┌── HTM │ │ ;6.3 ┌── HTN │ │ -A Alphabetic sort on filename ; ┌── IPF │ │ -Cn Continuation-line indent ; ┌── IPN │ │ -D Date sort (descending) ; ┌── TOP │ │ -F# Font number for BLOCK title (1..5) ; ┌── USR │ │ -G Group (division) sort ; ┌── ORP │ │ -If Imbed filespec ; ┌── OK │ │ -K Keep original FILES.BBS sequence ; ┌── DUP │ │ -O Orphans to be reported / adopted ; │ │ │ -R Remove 'not-found' file descriptions ; │ │ │ -Sg Select areagroup 'g' ;6.3 │ │ │ -T[n] Truncate file descriptions ; │ │ │ -Um USRmodel logical name selection ;6.3 │ │ │ -W[n] Wrap file descriptions ; │ │ │ -X eXclude display of ACS in headers ; │ │ │ nnn[P] entries limit: number or period ; │ │ │ ('P' = Days | Weeks | Months) ; ; ═══─═══════ ════════ ════════════════════════════════ ; xxxFileList PathSpec [Option-1] [Option-2] . . . [Option-n] ; ; The output 'PathSpec' is mandatory for each list. ; ; The following options may be specified (in any sequence): ; -A sort files Alphabetically on filename (within area) ; -D sort files on Date/time of the files ; -G sort files on Group (division) name ; -K Keep sequence of files as they appear in FILES.BBS. ; Note: not all sorts apply to all list types (but most do) ; ; -Cn Continuation Indentation of description: relative position ; of description on second and following lines if wrapped ; descriptions are used. 'n' will normally be the width of ; a download counter field. ; May be specified negative for left-indentation (e.g. -C-16)! ; ; -F# BLOCK title font. Choose for '#' a number from 1 to 5. ; Valid numbers: 1 .. Simple font (5x6 pattern) ; 2 .. Pseudo-Stencil Font (7x10 pattern) ; 3 .. ROBoComputer Font (7x8 pattern) ; 4 .. Reversed Video RoboComp (7x8 pattern) ; 5 .. Wide open font (7x6 pattern) ; See some samples of the fonts in the top of this file. ; Default font is 3, which is hard coded in some parts of the lists. ; By specification of '-F' or 'F0', you may suppress block titles ; (maybe also on places where you still want 'm, experiment!). ; ; -If Imbed userfile ('f' is file-spec) immediately following the ; block-title (if any). The contents of the file is included without ; any translation, so beware of special characters and effects like ; formatting (word-wrap) especially in IPF- and HTML-lists! ; NOTEs: - does not apply to lists of 'Sysop'-type (like DUP, ORP) ; - BBSFileList imbeds always DOWNSORT.HDR and DOWNSORT.TRL ; ; -O Orphans to be reported in xxxFileList or adopted in FILES.BBS. ; Definition: 'Orphans' are files in a download directory that ; have no entry in the corresponding FILES.BBS. ; The entries will get the 'OrphanDesc' and will be reported in any ; xxxFileList when the flag -O is specified. But it has effect only ; when also an ORPFileList is requested! ; Default: orphans will NOT be listed or adopted. ; ; -R Remove 'offline' file-entries. ; Definition: 'Offline' files have an entry in FILES.BBS, but are ; not in the download directory of the corresponding area. ; These files will be listed with 'offline' in the size/date field. ; When you specify '-R' the file will not appear in the list, and ; when specified on xxxFilePath, it will be removed from Files.Bbs. ; Default: list and do not remove 'offline' file entries. ; ; -Sg Select AreaGroup for the list. 'g' should be a name defined with ; AreaGroup keyword. The list will only contain areas of the ; specified group. If the specified group is not defined the list ; will be empty. If no group is selected the list will contain ALL ; areas. ; Default: Include all areas. ; ; -T[n] Causes Truncation of long descriptions so that linelength will ; not be exceeded and each file-entry will take just a single line. ; -W[n] Causes Wrapping of long descriptions: the report will contain ; as many lines as needed for the complete file description. ;6.3 Both -T and -W may be followed by a number to specify the required ;6.3 linelength (minimum 69, maximum 2000, default 79). ;6.3 Don't specify higher than (default) 255 for IPF- and IPNFilelist ;6.3 Does not apply to HTM- and HTNFileList. ; ; -Um USRmodel-name to be selected for USRFileList. ; 'm' should be the name of one of the specified USRmodel statements. ; Default: nothing (no list generated). ; ; -X eXclude ACS reporting the area-headers. ; ; nnn[P] Limit the number of file-entries to a maximum of 'nnn'. ; If followed by Period-indicator ('D', 'W' or 'M') the list is ; limited not by number, but by file-AGE in Days, Weeks or Months. ; NOTEs: - the Period-letter does not apply to IPF-lists ; - ALL-lists can only be limited by period (not by number). ; - 'nnn' denotes maximum number of files on a VIEW-page. ; AllFileList Allfiles.Lst ; AllFileList list\Allfiles.new 2m -a -w -f5 -x -IDownsort.Inc ; AllFileList list\Allfiles.hob -k -W -sHOB -IDownsort.Inc ; AllFileList list\Allfiles.dos -k -W -snonOS2 -IDownsort.Inc ; BBSFileList list\Bulletin.bbs 3w -d -w -x ; GblFileList list\GblFiles.psq -a -w -c6 -IDownsort.Inc ; HTMFileList list1\HTMfiles.htm -a -w -sOS2 ; HTNFileList list2\HTNfiles.htm 200 -k -w -sOS2 ; IpfFileList list\Allfiles.Ipf 200 -k -w -sOS2 ; IpnFileList list\Newfiles.Ipf 6w -g -f1 -sOS2 ; NewFileList list\Newfiles.psq 2m -g -t -f2 -x -t -l1000 ; TopFileList list\TOPfiles.psq 30 -a -w ; DupFileList list\Dupes.psq ; OKFileList list\Okfile.psq -iDownsort.mag ; OrpFileList list\Orphans.psq -g ; NOTE: The IPF-list has the format of an INPUT-file for the Information ; Presentation Facility Compiler (IPFC). ; It should be compiled with: "IPFC Allfiles.IPF /INF". ; This will produce a file called Allfiles.INF, which is ready ; to be viewed with the command: VIEW Allfiles ; Note: For copyright reasons the IPFC compiler is not distributed ; with DOWNSORT. It can be obtained with the IBM program ; development toolkit for OS/2, and is part of many OS/2 ; compilers. ; ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; USRFileList Create a list of 'user format' lines with file information. ; ----------- It is designed to build batch-files for file maintenance. ; The format of each line is a variable string. It is given a ; name with the USRmodel keyword. The corresponding format is ; the line immediately following the name (use no space-lines!). ; The format-string may contain symbolic variables that will be ; replaced by the actual value of file- or area-information ; as follows: ; %$ - ACS (Access Control String) of file area ; %2 - duplicate file flag: '2' if duplicate file, '1' if not ; %A - Areaname (fully qualified including division prefixes) ; %C - file Creation date (fixed 8 characters) ; %D - most recent of lastwrite and creation Date of file ; %F - Filename.ext ; %H - File-age in days ; %N - Download count (from [nnn] in FILES.BBS file-desc) ; %P - Path specification of the file's download directory ; %S - file Size ; %U - Unqualified areaname (without division prefix) ; %W - file lastWrite date ; %Z - file lastaccess date ; Notes: - unknown symbolic variables are not substituted ; - to obtain '%' on the outputline specify: '%%' ; A number of example statements as suggestions: ; - The first USRmodel builds a batch file (REXX) to move ; Fernwood files from their original directory to a directory ; with areaname as the subdirectory-name of G:\Fernwood\. ; - The second model will erase files older than 2 years but ; only when downloaded less than 5 times. ; - The third model is a specification for a 'long' OKfile. ; - The fourth model contains all symbolic variables ; supported by Downsort for USRFileList. USRmodel move move '%P%F G:\Fernwood\%U\' USRmodel old if %H > 730 & %N < 5 then erase '%P%F' /* check filedate: %D */ USRmodel ok @%F %P%F USRmodel all %%$=%$ %%2=%2 %%A=%A %%C=%C %%D=%D %%F=%F %%H=%H %%N=%N %%P=%P %%S=%S %%U=%U %%W=%W %%Z=%Z ; USRFileList list2\usrlist1.cmd -G -Umove -sOS2 -Idownsort.rex ; USRFileList list2\usrlist2.cmd -G -Uold -Idownsort.rex ; USRFileList list2\usrlist3.OK -a -Uok ; USRFileList list2\usrlist4.all -G -Uall -sOS2 ; ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; Below follow the specifications for manipulating/rebuilding FILES.BBS ; ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; FILFilePath - First parameter is [optional] PATH-specification of ; ----------- destination directory of generated 'FILES.BBS' files. ; Use for the pathspec the format: drive:\path\ ; If pathspec is specified the output-files will be called ; "areaname.BBS" (any filedivision prefix removed). Long ; areanames will be truncated to the first 8 characters. ; If pathspec not specified the MAXIMUS path specification ; will be used (FileList parameter if used in Maximus' ; FAREA.CTL, or otherwise the Download directory). ; - Many but not all flags as defined for the other lists ; apply to the FILES.BBS-output of Downsort, for example: ; - File-descriptions will be wrapped or truncated to ; lines with a maximum length of 1024 characters. ; Default: Wrap ; - Title specifications are ignored. ; - Entries can be sorted, but then you will loose your ; comments: -K (Keep sequence and comments!) is default. ; - Avatar codes will not be touched. ; - When using group selection ('-Sg') and multiple FILFilePaths, ; beware not to overwrite previous output (e.g. define and ; use mutually exclusive groups, such as the OS2 and nonOS2 ; example above). ; FILFilePath list3\ -a -R ; ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ; ; End of sample Downsort.Cfg as provided with the orginal Downsort package. ;