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DROPFILE.1
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CL
D:\DOORS\GALAXY5
The Last Call BBS!
Tom
Smith
3
TRUE
4
BEAVIS
FUDDPUCKER
Bones
0
MALE
26400
Taylor-Tuckey
ANSI
100
56
4
57600
CLEANMODE=OFF
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Above is the structure of the DROPFILE.* that Galaxy 5 creates upon exiting
to run an Xport, and to run the automatic batch files (if they exists).
Where * is the number of the node this caller is on.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Line 1 - CL for Command Line. This is primarily for UrDoor programmers. In
order for UrDoor to be used via the command line, it still needs
the name of a config file to read. You can have your Xport read
the DROPFILE.* as your config file (for UrDoor Xports), since the
first 7 lines are the exact same format that UrDoor calls for.
Line 2 - Full path to the Galaxy 5 directory (never includes a trailing
backslash!).
Line 3 - BBS Name.
Line 4 - SysOps first name.
Line 5 - SysOps last name.
Line 6 - IRQ Number for the current node.
Line 7 - Log errors on? TRUE = Yes, FALSE = No.
Line 8 - COM Port number for the current node.
Line 9 - Users first name.
Line 10 - Users last name.
Line 11 - Callers handle used in Galaxy 5.
Line 12 - Data file record number (used for Seek(Datafile, Rec_Num);, etc.).
Line 13 - Players gender, MALE or FEMALE.
Line 14 - Callers connected baud rate.
Line 15 - Caller from (as grabbed from BBS drop file).
Line 16 - Graphics terminal. ANSI, ASCII, or RIP.
Line 17 - Callers security level.
Line 18 - Time left online this call.
Line 19 - Time caller was online so far this call.
Line 20 - Locked baud rate (if locked, otherwise reads 0).
Line 21 - Clean mode on or off? (new as of v1.07)