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Down 'n' Dirty Docs for SBBSHINK package
Purpose: In secure the usage of HS/LINK as a true bi-directional protocol
option in SuperBBS.
Means:
1) Development of SBBSHSDL.EXE. This reads the BAD file list generated
by SuperBBS in a Bimodem type protocol download. ( it made a list full
of 'NNN NNN' strings mixed with the users download choices.
2) Developement of SBBSHSUL.EXE to correctly pass the users flagged
download file queue file generated by SBBSHSDL.EXE. SuperBBS didn't
pass anything on users download flagged files in the upload command.
Also, when a Bi-modem type external protocol is used, only the UPLOAD
command correctly does Files recieved and Files sent
3) Usage of Utility DSZ2ICOM since SuperBBS refused to accept a DSZ
type log correctly..
Usage: A user flags the files he wishs to download. He then selects the menu
choice to download and selects HS/LINK for protocol. When he continues
no transfer will happen, and the return line 0 Files(s) sent is
displayed to the user. The user then selects Upload, and selects
HS/LINK. The inputs filenames and descriptions of files he will be
uploading. The when he is uploading in HS/LINK, your system will send
those files he tried to download before
Notes: The .EXE files are compiled based on MY system set-up. I have included
the source listing in Microsoft QuickBasic 4.5 This setup DOES
work. While it may be possible to improve these little programs
to be better, I have no time, but wished to share this MOSt useful
information along. I have inculded my SPROTO.BBS showing the correct
setup using these goodies.. I use QuickBasic in place of Batch files
you may say..
SBBSHSDL.EXE, SBBSHDUL.EXE, HSLINK.EXE, DSZ2ICOM.EXE must be in
c:\superbbs unless you change the lines in the source code and
re-do it.
Please send any comments, ideas, or otherwise related to SuperBBS up to me
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