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- CLOG(1) FNORDADEL BBS SOFTWARE CLOG(1)
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- NAME
- clog.tos - view the user log
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- SYNOPSIS
- clog [-acpto] [username] ...
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- DESCRIPTION
- Clog allows the Sysop to view the contents of his user log.
- It must be run from the directory in which ctdltabl.sys
- resides. Its output is sent to stdout, which may be
- redirected (if running from a shell).
-
- When run without arguments, clog displays each user's name,
- and various bits of information associated with his/her
- account, including date of last call, column width, Expert
- mode ("Exp"), Aide status ("Aid") or Sysop status ("Sys"),
- network privs ("Net"), et cetera.
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- The users are displayed in the order in which they are
- stored in the user log.
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- OPTIONS
- The following arguments affect clog's behaviour. They may
- be mixed, though some of them are mutually contradictory
- (e.g. -p and -t).
-
- -a Display only users who have Aide status.
-
- -c Display the entire name field with unprintable charac-
- ters shown as '?' marks -- useful for finding aliases
- into which illegal characters have somehow slipped.
-
- -o Sort the output in order of last call, most recent
- first.
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- -p Display the users' passwords in addition to the usual
- information.
-
- -t Display only the users' names, in a three-column for-
- mat.
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- [username]
- One or more optional user names may be passed to clog
- on the command line. Clog will only display the infor-
- mation for the specified user(s). This is useful for
- finding a password for one specific user, for example.
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- NOTES
- The -c option is of limited usefulness. Illegal characters
- shouldn't get in there in the first place.
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- BUGS
- If a name passed on the command line contains any spaces, it
- will be mistakenly parsed into separate names which probably
- won't match any account.
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- FILES
- clog.tos Userlog viewer program.
- ctdltabl.sys Tables file.
- #sysdir\ctdllog.sys The user log file.
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- SEE ALSO
- The Fnordadel Reference Manual
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- AUTHORS
- Originally written by Hue, Jr., as part of Citadel-86.
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- Additional modifications for STadel by Davin Parsons.
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- Further modifications and enhancements for Fnordadel by
- Adrian Ashley and Royce Howland.
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