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- This file documents REQUESTOR, a FileREQUESTOR that automatises your
- mail system.
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- Copyright (C) 1993-1995 Stephan Kortleven
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- REQUESTOR V2.0
-
- a FileREQUESTOR that automatises your mail system.
-
- 'Preface '
- 'Introduction '
- 'Features '
- 'What can it do ? '
- 'Installation '
- 'Menus '
- 'Buttons '
- 'Icon Tooltypes '
- 'CLI Arguments '
- 'Config File '
- 'Requestor Junior '
- 'Legal Stuff '
- 'Program History '
- 'Future plans '
- 'Author Info '
- 'Special thanks '
- 'How did I do that ?'
- 'Possible failures '
-
-
- Preface
- -------
-
- REQUESTOR is a Shareware program. The unregistered version will pop up
- requesters at the end of the program, and you will have to click some
- buttons with your mouse. Also, a few other functions are disabled in the
- unregistered version:
-
- On the main Window :
-
- - The 'ForceDecr' checkbox is disabled in the unregistered version.
- - The 'AppTimer' button is disabled in the unregistered version.
-
- At the Settings/Automatic Options window :
-
- - 'Poll' checkbox is disabled in the unregistered version.
- So, the possibility to poll automatically when starting up REQUESTOR
- will not work.
- - 'AutoSession' checkbox is disabled in the unregistered version.
- So, the possibility to poll automatically when starting up REQUESTOR
- and quiting automatically when everything is done will not work.
- - 'Decrunch Diffs' checkbox is disabled in the unregistered version.
- So, automatic diff handling will not be possible.
- - 'Decrunch Fileattach' checkbox is disabled in the unregistered version.
- So, incoming archives can not be automatically decrunched.
- - 'Quit' checkbox is disabled in the unregistered version.
- After polling it will not be possible to quit automatically.
-
- But still I have left you all a way to set all these unregistered options on.
- It's your job to find this way, OTHERWISE register yourself and you will
- receive a keyfile that enables all disabled options, so you can work like
- it's supposed to be.
-
-
- Introduction
- ------------
-
- This manual is a description of REQUESTOR. A FileRequester that
- automatises your mail system.
-
- To use REQUESTOR you will need a good mailer. TrapDoor is suggested.
- You will need a good tosser too, Spot is suggested. Spot has been developped
- for use with TrapDoor and supports/uses many of TrapDoor's unique features.
- REQUESTOR V2.0 is specialy developped for use with TrapDoor and Spot so
- you will get a unique family. ;-) REQUESTOR V2.0 supports now only
- these two best programs of their kind. It's developped to make a link
- (communication channel) with these two programs by arexx from program feed,
- no scripts.
-
- REQUESTOR requires Workbench 2.0 or higher to run. It uses many 2.04
- features and has been designed to be as user-friendly as possible.
-
-
- Features
- --------
-
- * Requires Kickstart 2.04 or higher.
- * Locale support.
- * Keyboard short-cuts for most menus and Gadtools gadgets.
- * Commanding Spot through arexx.
- * Commanding TrapDoor through arexx.
- * Multiple phonenumbers calling uptill 10 numbers.
- * Mail backup.
- * Automatic delete mailbackup uptill 31 days.
- * Frequent filerequest uptill 100 days.
- * Early requested files check.
- * Automatic .Lha .Lzh .Run archive decrunching by Lha
- * Automatic .Zip archive decrunching
- * Automatic decrunching fileattach.
- * Automatic diff handling.
- * Automatic deleting unwanted files in archives.
- * Automatic deleting unwanted incoming files.
- * Automatic moving incoming files (by there extension) to there directory.
- (.JPEG, .TIFF, ...)
- * Timer, to poll automatically at xx Hour, xx Minutes.
- * Aftersession part to run some extra batchs or programs on.
- * AppIcon to drop archives on to decrunch them automatically.
- * Multiple Config support (ASCII Format).
- * Support all screenformats, also public screens.
- * Complete TrapDoor session report.
-
- Some of these features are only available in the registered version.
-
- The program works with a personalised keyfile. So, if you like my work
- please send a donation of 300 Belgian Franks or 10 US Dollar.
- Therefore you will receive a keyfile and will be briefed when a new
- VERSION becomes available.
-
-
- What can it do ?
- ----------------
-
- 1° Program :
-
- Run from Wb and CLI. Complete 2.0+ OS programming and look, menu and
- gadtools gadget support. The configuration can be set through the use of
- an ASCII configfile. You can select Custom or Public screens to displays.
- Locale support. Just put the catalog file in the REQUESTOR directory
- REQUESTOR/locale/catalog/languages/REQUESTOR.Catalog or in the
- locale:catalog/languages/REQUESTOR.Catalog and set your wb in the
- selected languages with the prefs/locale program.
-
- 2° Frequent File-requests :
-
- Multiple file-requests that each can be set frequently.
- Example: every 7 days request Amigafiles.lha... (uptill 100 days)
-
- 3° Multicall :
-
- Multicall with separated time settings to wait for next call (TrapDoor
- Arexx connection with REQUESTOR). There are some arexx scripts to call
- multiple phonenumbers. This program is 100% assembler code and will be
- faster than arexx scripts. So, you can remove all those old scripts.
-
- 4° Mail Backup :
-
- Making a backup of your mail so you can restore it easily and import
- your mail again.
-
- 5° Mailbackup Delete :
-
- With this option you can decide when the mail backup is old enough to
- delete (Uptill 31 days).
-
- 6° Making a backup of the filerequest that you just did. A simple menu
- click will restore your last request.
-
- 7° Request check :
-
- Check which files you already requested and retain the possibility to
- remove or continue the item in this request. You will be prompted the
- time and date when you already requested this before.
-
- 8° Automatic mailimport :
-
- Decrunch automatically the mail in Spot (Spot arexx connection REQUESTOR)
-
- 9° Automatic moving of files :
-
- Sometimes you will receive files like .jpeg etc. These files should not
- be handled by REQUESTOR. So, if you like, you could tell REQUESTOR to
- move every file to a specified directory if the file is ending with
- .JPEG etc...
-
- 10° Automatic decrunching :
-
- Decrunch automatically all received .lha, .lzh, .run, .zip files that
- have been requested. The destination directory for all decrunching can
- be set. Frequently requested files can be decrunched in an other
- selectable directory than those of the filerequest.
-
- If the archive has :
- - no directory
- - a directory with some external files except the .icon-file itself
- - multiple directories.
-
- then REQUESTOR will put them together in one directory named after the
- lha-file without the .lha extension. This way you can be sure the
- directory structure will not be a mess and everything is well separated.
- If there is no iconfile for the directory it will be created. So, you
- can access your filerequest from WB and test your newly received
- software. Even if the chosen directory already exists, REQUESTOR
- will create a new directory in the format of the file or directory and
- will before this renaming the old directory to name(.backup1...99) and
- then extract the archive.
-
- Once an archive has been handled the archive bit will be set and not
- being handled anymore. Until, in the mainwindow the forcedecr checkbox
- is set to the ON state.
-
- 11° Fit on disk check :
-
- HD check. When extracting to disk, REQUESTOR will check first if it will
- fit on your disk. If it doesn't fit, REQUESTOR will tell you this and
- the archive will be skipped. It stays in the inbound, so you can have it
- decrunched after making room on your device.
-
- 12° AppTimer :
-
- If you click this button REQUESTOR will close itself and will be a
- appicon on the workbench. Dropping a icon of a archive on this appicon
- will wake up REQUESTOR and gives directly the command to decrunch
- these archives. On every session you can tell REQUESTOR to add a
- icon to the archive so it will be easyer to use for dropping. When the
- appicon is active you could use the use timer option to let REQUESTOR
- poll at a given hour and minutes.
-
- 13° Afterssesion :
-
- This part leaves you the possibility to run some scripts or other
- programs after REQUESTOR has done its work.
-
- 14° Automatic diffhandling :
-
- Nodelist and Amylist users could tell REQUESTOR to handle there diff
- files automatically. Example : NodeDiff.l?? or AmyDiff.z??. The "?"
- stands for the always changing format of these files. Normaly you get
- these files automatically by your bbs in a format like this NodeDiff.l03.
- The "03" is changing every week and stands for the day of the year.
- REQUESTOR will let free any possible chars at the "?". It will
- automatically decrunch to the given directory of the nodelist and handled
- by TrapList to add to the complete list.
-
- 15° Complete TrapDoor report :
-
- Through arrex you will get a complete TrapDoor session report of what has
- happened with the session. Some of these results are not correct
- when you work with a not registered version of TrapDoor. Example all
- send, received files by TrapDoor will allways be 0 in the unregistered
- TrapDoor version. Therefore I implanted the ForceImport Checkbox to
- force REQUESTOR to do a Spot mail Import after every poll. Use this if
- you are a not a registerd TrapDoor user.
-
- 16° Automatic deleting received files :
-
- If your bbs sends every time a file you don't need or you don't want.
- You can set REQUESTOR to delete the file everytime it comes in.
-
- 17° Automatic deleting in received archives :
-
- If bbs-info, placed in the archive by your local bbs, is killing your
- nerves, you can let REQUESTOR delete these files in the archive
- before extracting the archive.
-
-
- Installation
- ------------
-
- You can install REQUESTOR very easily. Just move or copy the whole
- directory to the place you want to have it. Installation is completed !
-
- REQUESTOR does not need any assigns. I have decided to set the default
- prefs regarding the mail: paths. Mail:inbound, Mail:outbound like
- TrapDoor and Spot.
- `MAIL:' is required by most other FidoNet software, so if you have
- already installed TrapDoor or Spot this will allready be assigned properly
- and you will get no error messages when starting up REQUESTOR for the
- first time.
-
- There is just one thing to remember: REQUESTOR 's data-files, etc.
- have to be kept together in one directory called data. When REQUESTOR
- starts up for the first time, it will notice there is no data directory
- set. Therefore REQUESTOR creates its own directory (data) at the
- place the binaire code (the program itself) stands.
- This path can be changed later on at the settings/paths menu (Remember
- the data directory itself will be created automatically). To start iconify
- with or without the timer activated, just copy/move REQUESTOR and
- its icon to wb-startup. Create a config file for it, with the iconify
- option (and the timer option) on. You can point the name of the config
- file to use in the REQUESTOR icon 'tooltypes'. CONFIG=PATH.
- If the specified config can't be found, automatically
- "DataPath/data/REQUESTORDef.config" will be taken.
- Another way to do this is simply to add the REQUESTOR program to
- your s:user-startup. Example : Dh0:bbs/REQUESTOR/REQUESTOR configname
-
- Spot settings:
-
- When you want to start from Spot you have to set these settings.
-
- 1° - Choose Spot menu 'Settings\System'
- 2° - If you have more than one pointnumber, select first in the ADDRESS
- listview which ADDRESS you want to set.
- 3° - Click in the stringbox after the word 'Poll'
- 4° - Type in path+REQUESTOR example: 'dh0:bbs/REQUESTOR/REQUESTOR'
- 5° - Set the Asynchronous switch on ! This is very important. If you don't
- set the Asynchronous switch on REQUESTOR will not be able to get arexx
- connection with Spot and will hang there doing nothing !
-
- Installation done.
-
- REQUESTOR menu\settings:
-
- The two most inportant parts of REQUESTOR settings are :
-
- - Settings/Paths see 'Path'
-
- - Setting/BBS see 'BBS'
-
- These two parts have to be set or REQUESTOR can't do its job well.
-
- See also 'make config' it could reduce settingswork.
-
- If you are at more than 1 bbs see also 'multiple pointsystem' !
-
-
- Multiple Pointsystem
- --------------------
-
- IF you have a multiple pointsystem you can add the next argument to tell
- REQUESTOR the difference between the bbs's, so use the next argument:
-
- at cliprompt or at Spot menu 'Settings\System' stringgadget poll
-
- REQUESTOR nightbreed.config
-
- or
-
- REQUESTOR alpha.config
-
-
- Menus
- -----
-
- Project
-
- 'Poll '
- 'Decrunch '
- 'About '
- 'Guide '
- 'User '
- 'Quit '
-
- Settings
-
- 'General '
- 'Paths '
- 'BBS '
- 'Frequently '
- 'Auto Delete Files '
- 'Automatic Options '
- 'Timer '
- 'Config '
-
- Backup
-
- 'Restore Backupmail '
- 'Restore Filerequest'
-
-
- Poll
- ----
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga P or P for Poll button.
-
- What does it do ?
-
- First I have to say that all these functions only work if you have set them
- on at the 'settings/options' menu. They will work in the order
- they are numbered below.
-
- 1° OPTION 'Check Requested'
- First it will check your request for dupes.
- 2° OPTION 'Delete Backupmail'
- This will delete all backupmail that is too old.
- 3° This will be automatically done because you have asked to poll.
- So, no option has to be on. In case you want to have a complete session
- directly when starting up REQUESTOR then the 'Poll' or 'Autosession'
- option has to be on. See below for further explanation about these two.
- 4° OPTION 'Frequently Request'
- Now REQUESTOR will check if there is any of the frequently requested
- files coming in. So they can be unpacked.
- 5° OPTION 'Backup Mail'
- At his point REQUESTOR will make a backup of all received mail.
- 6° OPTION 'Import'
- It will command Spot to do an import.
- Not registered TrapDoor users will have to read the 'ForceImport'
- option.
- 7° OPTION 'Delete In Archive'
- At this point REQUESTOR will try to delete all specified files in the
- received archives.
- 8° OPTION 'Decrunch Filerequest'
- At this point every requested file will be decrunched.
- 9° OPTION 'Decrunch Diffs'
- This will decrunch all received Diff files that are set.
- 10° OPTION 'extension Move'
- This will move all files ending on the specified extensions.
- 11° OPTION 'Decrunch Fileattach'
- At this point every other received file will be act like it was a
- fileattach and decrunched.
- 12° OPTION 'Aftersession'
- This will try to run all given commands set.
- 13° OPTION 'Delete Source Archive'
- The received archive will be deleted when it's decrunched.
- 14° OPTION 'Add Icon On Archive'
- At this point every received file will get a iconfile added.
- 15° OPTION 'Quit' or 'AutoSession'
- At this point REQUESTOR will try to quit.
- Further exmplanation below.
-
- Automating your configuration with Poll, Quit & Autosession.
-
- If your are a registered user you will be able to set the poll or autosession
- checkbox at the 'settings/options' menu.
-
- When the poll checkbox is on REQUESTOR will poll your BBS when starting up.
- The quit checkbox will quit REQUESTOR after a poll session. These two
- checkboxs will work when running from WB or CLI but not at the same time.
- You can not set the Quit checkbox the same time the poll checkbox is active.
- Otherwise you will be never able to change your settings again. So the quit
- button will set off automatically when the poll checkbox is selected and
- otherwise.
-
- For those people that still want a complete session :
-
- Set the autosession checkbox to do these two things at the same time.
- (start,poll,do job,quit) But remember this will only work if you are running
- from cli or Spot.
-
- You could still be playing false by setting the config file quit and poll
- options ON, now it will be possible to run a complete session from WB. But
- remember you only can change these settings by setting one of these options
- off again in the ASCII config file.
-
- When none of these options are active you have to decide when you want to
- poll your boss. Polling your BBS can be done by selecting this menu item,
- the Poll shortcutkey Right Amiga P, the "P" key or the poll gadget.
-
-
- Decrunch
- --------
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga D (D for Decrunch button)
-
- What does it do ?
-
- Look at the explanation at 'poll'. The same steps will be made
- as in the poll menu except we will start now at point 6.
-
-
- About
- -----
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga A
-
- Some Copyright notes about REQUESTOR.
-
-
- GuideFile
- ---------
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga G
-
- Selecting this menu will try to start amigaguide with this guidefile so
- there is always the posibility to get direct explanation of the program.
-
-
- User
- ----
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga U
-
- This menu item will only give you a registration message, if you are not a
- registered user. Otherwise it will give information about the registered
- person.
-
-
- Quit
- ----
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga Q
-
- I think you get the picture. ;-) This will quit the program and will first
- ask if it's necessary to save the changes that were made.
-
-
- General
- -------
-
- CLI Output
-
- ' Output String '
-
- Screen
-
- ' Public screen String '
- ' Cycle gadget '
- 'Screen' 'Font' 'Palette'
-
- Colors
-
- +---------------------------+
- | |
- | |
- | |
- +---------------------------+
- ' Cycle gadget '
- ' Test ' ' Reset '
-
-
- Output Device
- -------------
-
- At this stringgadget you can set which output device REQUESTOR has to use.
- On this device will all the unpacking etc be promped. Some examples of legal
- device.
-
- the format is
-
- device:xpos/ypos/width/height/name/type
-
- For no output use
-
- NIL:
-
- For standard output use
-
- Con:0/0/640/256/REQUESTOR
- Con:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/AUto
- Con:0/200/640/50/REQUESTOR/CLOSE
- Con:0/100/640/100/REQUESTOR/BACKDROP
- Con:0/150/300/50/REQUESTOR/NOBORDER
- Con:0/100/300/100/REQUESTOR/NODRAG
- Con:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/NOSIZE
- Con:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/SCREEN SPOT
- Con:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/SIMPLE
- Con:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/SMART
-
- Or for kcon: users
-
- KCON:0/0/640/256/REQUESTOR
- KCON:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/AUto
- KCON:0/200/640/50/REQUESTOR/CLOSE
- KCON:0/100/640/100/REQUESTOR/BACKDROP
- KCON:0/150/300/50/REQUESTOR/NOBORDER
- KCON:0/100/300/100/REQUESTOR/NODRAG
- KCON:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/NOSIZE
- KCON:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/SCREEN SPOT
- KCON:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/SIMPLE
- KCON:0/150/640/50/REQUESTOR/SMART
-
- For explanation of these window types, look at your amigados references
- manual.
-
-
- Public screen name
- ------------------
-
- This string is used to set the public screen name in if you want to use a
- public screen. When typing in the cycle gadget beneath this will
- automatically cycle to public screen. Changing between public and custom
- screen is always possible with the beneath cyclegadget without changing the
- stringgadget. If the public screen is not found REQUESTOR takes
- automatically the workbench screen as public screen.
-
-
- Screen cycle gadget
- -------------------
-
- With this cycle gadget you can always swap from public to custom screen and
- otherwise.
-
- Posible positions :
-
- - Public Screen
- - Custom Screen
-
- PS) if the public screen can not be found REQUESTOR uses automatically the
- workbench as public screen.
-
-
- Screen mode requester
- ---------------------
-
- Clicking on this button will popup a reqtools screenmode requester with the
- posibility to change screen format, overscan, colors, etc...
- It would be stupid to choose a screen format with more colors than 16.
- REQUESTOR hase only the possibility to place 9 different colorpens, but
- still this can change in future. The default colors of a custom screen are
- 8.
-
-
- Font requester
- --------------
-
- Clicking on this button will popup a reqtools font requester with the
- possibility to change the font.
-
-
- Palette requester
- -----------------
-
- Clicking on this button will popup a reqtools font palette requester with
- the posibility to change from palette. REQUESTOR saves all Palette settings
- in AGA format even if you are working on a non AGA machine. This is done to
- make compatibility with other config files etc...
-
-
- Cycle gadget color settings
- ---------------------------
-
- Next screenpens could be set like you want. Clicking on above color will
- change the pencolor.
-
- Posible positions :
-
- - Gadget Text
- - Shine
- - Shadow
- - Window Title Backg.
- - Window Title Text
- - Gadget Background
- - Highlight
- - Menu box
- - Menus Background
- - Menu Text
- - Gadget Text
-
-
- Color test
- ----------
-
- This button is added so you don't have to close your windows or
- REQUESTOR itself to see the changing. Pushing this button will close
- all windows and screens and reopen them so you can see the result of the
- colorchange.
-
-
- Colors Reset
- ------------
-
- When colors are selected in the wrong way it could be possible you can't read
- any text anymore. Clicking on this gadget will reset the colors to default
- colors.
-
-
- Path settings
- -------------
-
- Lha 'Stringgadget' '@'
- Unzip 'Stringgadget' '@'
- Zip 'Stringgadget' '@'
- Spot 'Stringgadget' '@'
- TrapDoor 'Stringgadget' '@'
- TrapList 'Stringgadget' '@'
- Data 'Stringgadget' '@'
-
-
- Stringgadget paths
- ------------------
-
- In this stringgadget you can put the complete path of the item marked before.
- If the path does not exist, it will change back to the old settings.
- There will be automatically a / or : added.
-
- PS) If the paths are not set correctly REQUESTOR can't do its job like it
- should. Requester will put a message to check the path.
-
- With Lha, Unzip, Zip, Spot, TrapDoor and TrapList we mean the executables
- of those programs. To avoid playing with other programs the names will be
- added internal so you will have only to select the directory.
-
- The Data directory is the directory where all mailbackup, configs etc will
- be kept together. The directory data will be created in the selected
- directory. So do not select a existing REQUESTOR data directory or you will
- create an other data directory in it !
-
-
- Path requester
- --------------
-
- This will popup a reqtools path requester. Select the complete path of the
- item marked before and click on the ok button.
- If the path does not exists it will change back to the old settings.
- There will be automaticly a / or : added.
-
- PS) If the paths are not set correctly REQUESTOR can't do its job like it
- would have to be. Requester will put then a message to check the path.
-
- With Lha, Unzip, Zip, Spot, TrapDoor and TrapList we mean the executables
- of those programs. To avoid playing with other programs the names will be
- added internally so you will have only to select the directory.
-
- The Data directory is the directory where all mailbackup, configs etc will
- be kept together. The directory data will be created in the selected
- directory. So do not select a existing REQUESTOR data directory or you will
- create another data directory in it !
-
-
- BBS Settings
- ------------
-
- BBS Name ' Stringgadget '
- Your Node ' Stringgadget '
- Request File ' Stringgadget ' '@'
- Import Dir ' Stringgadget ' '@'
- Destination ' Stringgadget ' '@'
- Fileattach ' Stringgadget ' '@'
- +---------------------++
- | 10 016640099 ||
- Phonenumbers | 10 016640872 ||
- | 10 016640912 ||
- +---------------------++
- Phonenumber ' Stringgadget '
- Delay x s ' Slider gadget '
-
-
- Stringgadget BBS
- ----------------
-
- In this stringgadget you have to put the name of the bbs this configfile is
- for. It's not nessecary but recommended for clearness.
-
-
- Stringadget NODE
- ----------------
-
- In this stringgadget you have to put your nodename. The node name is the
- number you did receive from your local bbs to logon with. Without this
- number your bbs does not accept your call.
-
-
- Stringgadget Request File
- -------------------------
-
- In this stringgadget you can put the complete filepath of the file where you
- will request with. Normaly this will in the format as your pointnumber or
- nodenumber. If your pointnumber will be 2:292/603.35 (it'is mine.;-) ) then
- you have to choose 2.292.603.0.REQ. A simple way to check you are right try
- to request a file with Spot and look in outbound: directory, this is the
- file you need. Don't forget to type in first which path, normally
- mail:outbound/ or outbound:. If the path/file is not correct it will change
- back to the old settings.
-
-
- Request File
- ------------
-
- This will popup a reqtools file requester. Select the complete path of the
- file where you will request with. Normaly this will in the format as your
- pointnumber or nodenumber. If your pointnumber will be 2:292/603.35 (it's
- mine.;-) ) then you have to choose 2.292.603.0.REQ. A simple way to check
- you are right try to request a file with Spot and look in outbound:
- directory, this is the file you need. Don't forget to type in first which
- path, normally mail:outbound/ or outbound:. If the path/file is not correct
- it will change back to the old settings.
-
-
- Stringgadget Import Path
- ------------------------
-
- In this stringgadget you can put the complete path where alle received files
- come in. This is normally inbound:
-
-
- Import Path
- -----------
-
- This will popup a reqtools file requester. Select the complete path where
- all received file come in this is normally inbound:
-
-
- Stringgadget Destination Path
- -----------------------------
-
- In this stringgadget you can put the complete path where all received files
- go to after extracting (unpacking).
-
-
- Destination Path
- ----------------
-
- This will popup a reqtools file requester. Select the complete path where
- all received files go to after extracting (unpacking).
-
-
- Stringgadget Fileattach Path
- ----------------------------
-
- In this stringgadget you can put the complete path where all received files
- go to after extracting (unpacking). With Fileattach we have to keep in mind
- that we mean files that are received but not requested. So, no frequently
- requested files or diffs etc..
-
-
- Fileattach Path
- ---------------
-
- This will popup a reqtools file requester. Select the complete path where
- all received files go to after extracting (unpacking). With Fileattach we
- have to keep in mind that we mean files that are received but not requested.
- So, No Frequently requested files or diffs etc..
-
-
- StringGadget Phonenumbers
- -------------------------
-
- At this point you can add phonenumbers by typing them in the stringgadget.
- They will be placed in the listview above. Clicking a phomenumber in the
- listview will place the phonenumber back to this stringgadget to change.
- Deleting all chars and pressing return afterwards will result in removing
- the phonenumer from the listview.
-
-
- Slider Gadget Time/Date
- -----------------------
-
- By this slider gadget you can change the time/date by moving its position to
- the leftside = decrease or to the right side = increase. The result will be
- shown at the left side of the slider gadget.
-
-
- Frequently Settings
- -------------------
-
- Type ' Cycle gadget '
- Destination ' Stringgadget ' '@'
- +---------------------------+
- | |
- | |
- Actionlist | |
- | |
- | |
- +---------------------------+
- Action ' String gadget ' '@'
- x days ' Slider gadget '
-
- PS) Look at the cycle gadget which option has to be set for working !
-
-
- Frequently type
- ---------------
-
- Posible positions are :
-
- ' Frequently ' option has to be on for working !
- ' Aftersession ' option has to be on for working !
- ' Diffs ' option has to be on for working !
- 'Extension Move' option has to be on for working !
-
-
- Frequently
- ----------
-
- At this point you can add at the action stringgadget which file you want to
- receive frequently. With the slider gadget you can always change the days
- before doing a new request. At the stringgadget path you can change the
- destination path of the frequently requested files. Only 1 destination is
- allowed for all frequently files recently. The file requester at the
- actionstring is disabled and only of use when working on the aftersession.
- In the list view you will always see first a number, this stands for the
- couple of days you have specified to wait. Secondly you will see a date this
- will mark the day of the new frequently request of that file. And last but
- not least the file itself that will be put in your request.
-
- Remember to set this option ON 'Frequently Request' if you want to have this
- working !
-
-
- Aftersession
- ------------
-
- At this point you can add executables or batches to start after
- we have done a session. The ouput will be promped at the given cli-window.
- You could use the filerequester at the stringgadget action to select files
- to execute. For batch files use always first the execute command. For
- assyncronously running programs you will have to use the run command.
- Note : When using the run command the REQUESTOR cli window will not be
- closed until the last run command has finished its job. So notice this if
- your cliwindow is still open while REQUESTOR has finished. If the background
- task is finished the REQUESTOR cli window will be closed automatically
- too.
-
- Examples :
-
- Spot
- execute s:checkfiles
- run TrapDoor answer
-
- Note !
-
- Destination stringgadget, pathrequest and the days slidergadget will be
- disabled because they are of no use.
-
- Remember to set this option ON 'Aftersession' if you want to have this
- working !
-
-
- Diffs
- -----
-
- At this point you you can add which diff files has to be recognized.
- This can be done using a "?". Diff files always have another name because
- they use the 2 last chars as the 2 last chars from the number of week they
- exist.
-
- example : NodeDiff 301 will be NodeDiff.z01
- you type in NodeDiff.z??
- Wrong ! Nodediff.???
-
- REQUESTOR looks at the last .z?? chars to see if it's a zip archive or
- .l?? for .lha archive. In future version I plan to use the "WhatIs.library"
- or datatypes to see the differences between the archives. You may specify
- in which directory the decrunched archives has to come with the string or
- pathrequester at destination. Only one destination can be selected for all
- diffs. Normally this will be Nodelist:. Afterwards REQUESTOR will run
- TrapList to do the job.
-
- Note ! The filerequester after the stringgadget and the slider gadget are
- disabled because they are not of use.
-
- To receive these Diff files you have to contact your bbs. They will send
- them to you. The first time you wil receive a file from 3 meg with all
- network adresses in them. Afterwards you will receive every week an update
- called diff files from +/-50kb. With this nodelist (every week updated and
- processed by TrapList) you can use message/info from Spot to see where the
- message writer lives, and you can call his BBS's directly by his nodenumber
- instead of his phonenumber. See the TrapList manual for more details.
-
- Remember to set this option ON 'Decrunch Diffs' if you want to have this
- working !
-
-
- Extension Move
- --------------
-
- At this point you can set which extension REQUESTOR has to recognize. If
- you put in at the action stringgadget ".jpeg". All files ending on .jpeg
- will be moved at the directory specified at destination stringgadget or path
- REQUESTOR. You select always first the directory and afterwards the
- extension so you could have always a different destination directory.
- Remember that the extension can only be 10 characters long. Everything
- greater then 10 characters will be cut down untill 10 characters.
-
- If the file allready exist on the destination then it will be renamed to
- name.Backup(1..99) so the file can be moved.
-
- Note !
-
- Note ! The file requester after the stringgadget and the slider gadget are
- disabled because they are not of use.
-
- Remember to set this option ON 'extension Move' if you want to have this
- working !
-
-
- Stringgadget Frequently paths
- -----------------------------
-
- In this stringgadget you can put the complete path of wanted directory.
- If the path does not exist, it will change back to the old settings.
- There will be automatically a / or : added.
-
- PS) If the paths are not set correctly REQUESTOR will replace the old path
- back.
-
- The paths are different for every cycle position.
-
- - Frequently : Only one directory can be set for all frequently
- requested files. All unpacked archives are stored there.
- Remember when using Frequently files they will not be
- checked if they are kept in one directory and they will
- overwrite allways the previous file.
- - Aftersession : Disabled, so not of use
- - Diffs : Only one directory can be set for all selected diffs,
- this will normaly be nodelist:
- - Extension Move : For every extension you choose a directory can be set.
- Every time you add an extension the path will be added
- after it in the listview. So remember to set first the
- destination directory and later on add the extension.
-
-
- Path requester
- --------------
-
- This will popup a reqtools path requester. Select the complete wanted path
- and click on the ok button.
- If the path does not exists it will change back to the old settings.
- There will be automaticly a / or : added.
-
- PS) If the paths are not set correctly REQUESTOR will replace the old path
- back.
-
- The paths are different for every cycle position.
-
- - Frequently : Only one directory can be set for all frequently requested
- files. All unpacked archives are stored there. Remember
- when using Frequently files they will not be check the are
- kept in one directory and they will be overwrite allways
- the previous filed.
- - Aftersession : Disabled, so not of use
- - Diffs : Only one directory can be set for all sellected diffs,
- this will be normaly nodelist:
- - Extension Move : For every extension you choose a directory can be set.
- Every time you add a extension the path will be added
- after it in the listview. So remeber to set first the
- destination directory and later on add the extension.
-
-
- Frequently Action Stringgadget
- ------------------------------
-
- At this point you can give in which action there must be done. The action is
- specified by the position of the cycle gadget 'type'.
- Everything added will be prompt at the listview above. Selecting an item at
- the listview will place the text back to the stringgadget for changing.
- Deleting all chars will result in removing that item.
-
-
- File requester
- --------------
-
- This filerequester will only work when the cycle gadget stands in the
- aftersession mode. It will be used for selecting executeables or scripts.
-
-
- Auto Delete Files
- -----------------
-
- Auto Delete Imported File
- +---------------------+
- | |
- Delete File | |
- | |
- +---------------------+
- Auto Delete ' Stringgadget '
-
- Auto delete in archive
- +---------------------+
- | |
- Delete | |
- | |
- +---------------------+
- AutoDelFile ' Stringgadget '
-
- Delete Mail Older Then...
- x days ' Slider gadget '
-
-
- Delete Imported Files
- ---------------------
-
- Some BBS have always on a filerequest some external file they send too. This
- file could handle some advertising information you don't always want to to
- see. At this point you can give at the delete file stringgadget which file
- has to be deleted directly when coming in. Everyhing will be prompted in the
- above listview by pressing the return key. Clicking on a item in the
- listview will place the string back to the string gadget for changing.
- Removing all chars from the stringgadget will kill the item. All output from
- lha can be followed in the cli output window.
-
- This has no option to turned off so if they are no files given in there will
- be no check taking place. If there were files they will be checked to be
- the same as the received one. If they are the same they will be deleted !
-
-
- Delete Files in Archives
- ------------------------
-
- Some BBS put always in a archive some extra file they want you to see. This
- file could handle some bbs information you don't always want to to see.
- Normally this information will scramble the hole directory structure
- because you now have some internal files extra in the archive. REQUESTOR
- will see them as extra files and places always everything in a new called
- directory. When adding these files to this section they will first be removed
- from the archive before extracting. This is very interesting if you want to
- hold these archives by setting the option autodelete source archive off. All
- handled archives have now directly these unwanted files removed. You can give
- at the AutoDelFile stringgadget which file has to be deleted directly when
- extracting. Everything will be prompted in the above listview by pressing
- return. Clicking on an item in the listview will place the string back to the
- string gadget for changing. Removing all chars from the stringgadget wil
- kill the item. All output from lha can be followed in the cli output window.
-
- Remember to set this option ON 'Delete In Archive' if you want to have
- this working !
-
-
- Delete Backup Mail older then x days
- ------------------------------------
-
- By this slider gadget you can change the number of days the backupmail may
- be old. Its position to the leftside will decrease and moving to the right
- side will increase the number of days. The result will be shown at the left
- side of the slider gadget.
-
- Remember to set this option ON 'Delete Backupmail' if you want to have
- this working !
-
-
- Automatic Options
- -----------------
-
- '' Check Requested '' Decrunch Diffs
- '' Frequently Request '' Decrunch Fileattach
- '' Delete Backupmail '' Delete Source Archive
- '' Poll '' extension Move
- '' Auto Session '' Aftersession
- '' Backup Mail '' Quit
- '' Import '' Use timer
- '' Force Import '' Add Icon On Archive
- '' Delete In Archive '' Iconify
- '' Decrunch Filerequest
-
-
- Check Requested
- ---------------
-
- OPTION Check Requested ON
-
- It will check your request for dupes. If so, you have the possibility to
- Remove the requested file by answring 'No' or continue the requested file
- by clicking 'Yes'.
-
- An other possibility is to choose the 'All' button which defines you are
- sure that all the rest of requested files that haves been earlier
- requested include this request. Clicking the 'Remove All' button will
- remove all the rest of the earlier requested files.
-
-
- Frequently Request
- ------------------
-
- OPTION Frequently Request ON
-
- REQUESTOR will check if there is any of the frequently requested files
- coming in. If so, it wil decrunch these archives when possible and
- places these decrunched versions in the specified directory. No renaming
- or directory will be made. It will overwrite the old files. This is done
- to update regular files like bbs file list etc...
-
- You can add Frequently Requested files at the 'Setting/Frequently'
- menu.
-
-
- Delete Backupmail
- -----------------
-
- OPTION Delete Backupmail ON
-
- This will delete all backupmail that is older then the number of days
- specified with the slider gadget in the menu
- 'settings/auto delete files'
-
-
- Poll
- ----
-
- OPTION Poll ON
-
- When this option is set REQUESTOR handles everything automatically. When
- starting up REQUESTOR will start directly polling and doing every option
- that is set until it has done everything.
-
- It will try to start TrapDoor at the path given in the 'settings/paths'
- menu. If no path is given it will search in your C: directory for
- TrapDoor to start.
-
- If it has no succes you will be prompted to check the path at the main
- window, listview status. If it manages to start TrapDoor, it starts
- TrapDoor in answer mode with your nodename added which is very important
- when you are a multiple bbs user. TrapDoor will now wait for any arexx
- command at its arexx port. The selected phonenumbers given in the
- listview of the 'settings/bbs' menu will be sent to TrapDoor for
- calling.
-
- Before calling the next phonenumber (or the same phonenumber again if no
- other has been given). REQUESTOR will wait before sending the next (or
- the same) phonenumber to TrapDoor. It will wait for the given seconds
- marked before the phonenumber in the listview of the 'settings/bbs'
- menu.
-
- The retries will be repeated as long as no connection is made. After the
- connection is made, it will send a command to TrapDoor to quit.
- If you use the unmodified TrapDoor.cfg you can always quit TrapDoor when
- it is trying to call (status line: calling....) by pressing the ESC
- key. You will hear a beep letting you know that TrapDoor is stopped.
- Pressing the ESC key while TrapDoor is waiting (status line: waiting x
- sec. before calling...). Will just initialize your modem again.
- A full report will be given by TrapDoor to REQUESTOR of what
- has happen. The poll option will unselect the quit option automatically
- and otherwise.
-
- See also 'Auto Session'
-
-
- Auto Session
- ------------
-
- OPTION AutoSession ON
- AutoSession will do the same as the 'poll' option except if everything is
- done it will quit REQUESTOR. Works only from cli or Spot. Why ? Very
- simple, otherwise you haven't anymore the possibility to set any option
- at all. Now you only have to run from wb to make changes. True wb
- REQUESTOR settings are always changeable because the poll and quit gadget
- can't be set the same time. You could always lie to the system by setting
- in the configfile poll and quit options to on position using a ASCII
- editor like golded. Then you will have also a complete session running
- from wb. But ! Don't forget to set them again to off position if you
- want to set some settings again. ;-)
-
-
- Backup Mail
- -----------
-
- OPTION Backup Mail ON
- When this option is set REQUESTOR will make a backup of all received
- mail in the inbound directory. The backup is placed in the REQUESTOR
- data/ directory.
-
-
- Import
- ------
-
- OPTION Import ON
-
- It will try to start Spot, if it's not allready running. The path of Spot
- has to be set at 'settings/paths'.
- Then it will try Spot to command to do a import through arexx and Spot
- will import all received mail. It decides to command Spot to import if
- TrapDoor gives the result of more than one file received by TrapDoor.
- If you are a not registered TrapDoor user look at the 'Force Import'
-
-
- Force Import
- ------------
-
- OPTION ForceImport ON
-
- Not registered TrapDoor users will always get as TrapDoor result of the
- session 0 files received/0 file send.
- So REQUESTOR will think there is no mail received and will not command
- Spot to import. With this option on Spot will be forced to import
- everytime TrapDoor has made a session even if there is no mail received.
-
-
- Delete In Archive
- -----------------
-
- OPTION Delete In Archive ON
-
- At this point REQUESTOR will try to delete all specified files in the
- received archives. The archives will not be unpacked they stay in
- archive format. The specified files are set at the
- 'settings/auto delete files' menu.
-
-
- Decrunch Filerequest
- --------------------
-
- OPTION Decrunch Filerequest ON
-
- At this point every requested file will be decrunched. What it will do
- when decrunching you could read at 'What can it do' part of
- this guide item 10°. Every decrunched file will be placed at the
- destination directory set on the 'Settings/BBS' menu, item "Destination"
-
-
- Decrunch Diffs
- --------------
-
- OPTION Decrunch Diffs ON
-
- This will decrunch all received Diff files that are set in the
- 'Setting/Frequently' menu, Toggle Cycle gadget untill diffs viewbox. a
- "?" stands for A not known char or a always changing character in the
- filename. Example : AmyDiff.l??
-
-
- Decrunch Fileattach
- -------------------
-
- OPTION Decrunch Fileattach ON
-
- At this point every other received file will be act like it was a
- fileattach and decrunched. What REQUESTOR will do when decrunching you
- could read at 'What can it do' part of this guide item 10°. Every
- decrunched file will be placed at the destination directory set on the
- 'Settings/BBS' menu, item "Fileattach".
-
-
- Delete Source Archive
- ---------------------
-
- OPTION Delete Source Archive ON
-
- The received archive will be deleted when it's decrunched. So, you will
- keep the maximum room on your HD.
-
-
- Extension Move
- --------------
-
- OPTION Extension Move ON
-
- This will move all files ending on the specified extensions in the
- listview at the given directory set by 'Setting/Frequently' menu,
- Type extensionmove
-
-
- Aftersession
- ------------
-
- OPTION Aftersession ON
-
- This will try to run all given commands set at the listview in
- 'Setting/Frequently' menu, toggle cycle gadget until aftersession. You
- can run a batch by using execute, a program by just typing the name in
- or a arexx prog by using the rx command. The programs are runned non
- asynchronous. So, if you want to run asynchronous you have to use the
- amigados run command.
-
-
-
- Quit
- ----
-
- OPTION Quit ON
-
- The quit option will automatically quit REQUESTOR after a session is
- done. The quit option will unselect the poll option automatically and
- otherwise. Why this is done you can read at the 'Auto Session' option.
-
-
- Use Timer
- ---------
-
- OPTION Use Timer ON
-
- When this option is set, the time set at 'Settings Timer' will be used
- when the icon is iconified. It will automatically do a complete poll
- session when the time is reached.
-
-
- Add Icon On Archive
- -------------------
-
- OPTION Add Icon On Archive ON
-
- At this point every received file will get a iconfile added. This is done
- to drop later on on the REQUESTOR appicon or for WB usage.
-
-
- Iconify
- -------
-
- OPTION Iconify ON
-
- Selecting this option will startup REQUESTOR iconified. If the use timer
- option is selected REQUESTOR will popup from iconified and start his
- session when the time is reached that was been set at settings/timer.
- You can always double click the appicon to popup REQUESTOR again or drop
- a .lha or .zip archive on it for decrunching.
-
-
- Settings Timer
- --------------
-
- x Hours ' Slider gadget '
- x Mins ' Slider gadget '
-
-
- Menu Settings Config
- --------------------
-
- 'Load '
- 'Save '
- 'Save As '
- 'Make As '
-
-
- Load Config
- -----------
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga L
-
- When selecting this menu a reqtools file requester will be opened to load
- the config you want. Every setting will be changed to that of the new config.
- An other possibility to load the configs when starting up is from cli as
- argument or as icon tooltype with the keyword CONFIG="name"
-
- REQUESTOR will always try to open REQUESTORDef.Config when starting up, if
- no configfile is given as argument or as icon tooltype.
-
- PS) It would be smart not to change the path so that REQUESTOR can find its
- config directly. When using the argument or the icon tooltype the default
- REQUESTORs data/ directory will be used. So, including an other path will
- only result in errors.
-
-
- Save Config
- -----------
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga S
-
- Every setting that has been changed will be saved in the config file.
- The configfile is in ASCII format and can be found in the data/ directory.
- The default path of this data directory will be saved in the env: envarc:
- directory under the name REQUESTORPath. The configname will be always the
- name of the last loaded config file.
-
-
- Save Config As
- --------------
-
- Config:
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga C
-
- When selecting this menu a reqtools file requester will be opened to save
- the config. The configname can be changed if you want. Every setting that
- has been changed will be saved in the config file. The configfile is in ASCII
- format and can be found in the data/ directory. The default path of this
- data directory will be saved in the env: envarc: directory under the name
- REQUESTORPath.
-
-
- Make Config
- -----------
-
- Keyboard short-cut: Right-Amiga M
-
- To easily make a config file is this option implanted. This menu will open
- the Spot prefs files and look for any information that could be useable for
- REQUESTOR.
-
- Next four settings would be taken from the Spot prefs file. For each bbs you
- are recieving mail from, a separated config will be made with a name choosen
- by you for that bbs.
-
- - BBS Name
- - Your Node
- - Request File
- - Import Dir
-
- PS) Al the rest of settings stay like they are. The last save config will be
- still in memory !
-
-
- Restore Mail
- ------------
-
- Restore last received mail. After an import by Spot all mail
- inbound/#?.pkt and #?.day files are deleted automatically. Normally you
- will not be able to get back deleted messages. REQUESTOR stores
- a backup of all received .pkt, .day-files when the mailbackup option is
- set.
- Selecting this menu item popups a reqtools requester asking how many days
- you want to restore from mail back to your mail:inbound/ directory. So you
- can import again in Spot or Decrunch in REQUESTOR.
- See also option 'delete backupmail'
-
-
- Restore Request
- ---------------
-
- Restore last saved request. A handy option to bring back what you did
- request last. Remember this will overwrite the recent request !
-
-
- Buttons
- -------
-
- Sequence
-
- ' Poll '
- ' Decrunch '
- ' Quit '
-
- Status
-
- 'Cycle gadget'
- ' Erase '
-
- Session
-
- ' AppTimer '
- ' Force '
-
-
- Poll
- ----
-
- Keyboard short-cut: P
-
- See menu-item 'Poll'
-
-
- Decrunch
- --------
-
- Keyboard short-cut: D
-
- See menu-item 'Decrunch'
-
-
- Quit
- ----
-
- I think you get the picture. ;-) This will quit the program and will first
- ask if its necessary to save the changes that were made.
-
-
- Cycle Gadget Session
- --------------------
-
- With this cycle gadget it will be possible to set which type of result you
- want to see in the listview.
-
- Possible positions of this cycle gadget wil be :
-
- 'Actions'
- 'All Req'
- 'Request'
- 'Inbound'
-
-
- Actions Listview
- ----------------
-
- At this point you can see all what has happend in the listview. Selecting a
- text in the listview will do nothing.
-
-
- All Requested Files Listview
- ----------------------------
-
- At this point you can see all the files you did request earlier. You will be
- only able to see as far the list view goes. To go further in the list push
- the space bar to continu. This is done to save memory. This list could get
- megas long. It would be stupid to load them all in memory.
-
- Selecting a earlier requested file from the listview will popup a reqtools
- requester that will be asking to add this request or not.
-
-
- Request Listview
- ----------------
-
- At this point you can see what you are going to request on next poll.
- Selecting a request from the listview will do nothing.
-
-
- Inbound Listview
- ----------------
-
- At this point you can see what there will be in your inbound directory.
- Selecting a file from the listview will popup a reqtools requester asking to
- delete that file are not.
-
-
- Erase Button
- ------------
-
- This button its job depends on the position of the cycle gadget.
-
- Possible positions of this cycle gadget will be :
-
- 'Actions'
- 'All Req'
- 'Request'
- 'Inbound'
-
-
- Erase Status Listview
- ---------------------
-
- When selecting this erase button the listview will be cleared.
-
-
- Erase Allready Requested Files Listview
- ---------------------------------------
-
- When selecting this button you will be asked to delete the entirely allready
- requested filelist.
-
-
- Erase Filerequested Listview
- ----------------------------
-
- When selecting this button you will be asked to delete the entirely request.
-
-
- Erase INBOUND Listview
- ----------------------
-
- When selecting this button you will be asked to delete the entirely INBOUND:
- directory.
-
-
- AppTimer
- --------
-
- When pushing this button REQUESTOR will close all its screens and add a
- appicon to the workbench. When the appicon is active the clock can be used
- when this option is set on. Double clicking this appicon will reopen all
- screens and windows again ready to use. You can drop icons to on the
- appicon. This will reopen the screens and windows and starts unpacking from
- the dropped archives if possible.
-
-
- Force decrunch
- --------------
-
- You have to set this option when you want to decrunch allready decrunched
- archives in the inbound directory. Normaly after unpacking the archives
- there will be set an archive bit to the file so it will know the file is
- allready handled. When the force decrunch checkbox is set on the archive bit
- will be skipped and everything will be decrunched every time untill the
- checkbox is set off again.
-
-
- Icon Tooltypes
- --------------
-
- Icon tooltypes settings.
-
- Click on the iconfile and select information from the workbench menu.
- Remove the brackets if you want to make a tooltype active.
- I left you the possibility to change these settings because its
- default setting are kept low for memory saving. But every user
- could need more items then the default settings.
-
- (CONFIG=Alpha.config)
-
- Add the name of the configfile you want to use at startup after the
- keyword CONFIG=. This will only work if you are running from workbench,
- otherwise you have to use the cli arguments.
-
- (ACTIONLIST=50) default 50
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all actions that are been
- made by Requestor (main window). This could be in a range of 50 -> 500.
- If you request a lot, you will notice this has to be increased a little
- to see everything that has happened and scroll through it.
-
- (PHONELIST=5) default 5
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all phonenumbers that are
- added (Setting\BBS). This could be in a range of 5 -> 100.
-
- (FREQUENTLYLIST=5) default 5
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all frequently requested
- files that are added (Setting\Frequently\Frequently). This could
- be in a range of 5 -> 100.
-
- (AFTERSESSIONLIST=5) default 5
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all aftersession programs
- that are added (Setting\Frequently\Aftersession). This could be in
- a range of 5 -> 100.
-
- (DIFFLIST=5) default 5
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all diff files that are
- added (Setting\Frequently\Diffs). This could be in a range of
- 5 -> 100.
-
- (EXTENTIONLIST=5) default 5
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all extention files that
- requestor has to move (Setting\Frequently\Extention move). This could
- be in a range of 5 -> 100.
-
- (DELIMPORTLIST=5) default 5
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all the received files
- that have to be deleted (Setting\Delete files). This could be in
- a range of 5 -> 100.
-
- (DELINARCHIVELIST=5) default 5
-
- This will be the listview where you could see all the files that
- has to be deleted in the received archives (Setting\Delete files).
- This could be in a range of 5 -> 100.
-
- (DONOTWAIT)
-
- This tooltype have to be added if Requestor runs from WBStartup !
-
-
- CLI Argument
- ------------
-
- Look at the 'Multiple Pointsystem' section to have a explanation of the
- useable CLI arguments.
-
-
- Config File
- -----------
-
- The config file is accessable in the data directory and can be changed with an
- ASCII text editor like Golded. It is very important to do everything the
- same way like you see at this explaination chapter ! When spaces are used
- they have to be used in all cases or REQUESTOR can't find its settings. When
- REQUESTOR did not found its settings the default settings will be used !
-
- When you have not enough memory it will be always possible to do some tricks
- to save memory. Let say you will have REQUESTOR decrunching all your received
- diff files. But not the proccesing of the nodelist using TrapList, you have
- planned to do this after REQUESTOR has finished. Change the path of TrapList
- then to "" (<- Empty, Nothing or a directory that not exists). At this point
- REQUESTOR will not be able to run TrapList (you will get a little error
- message) and everything will be done except TrapList processing the diff files.
-
- REQUESTOR PREFS 2.0 Config version
- SCREEN -> All screen settings
- SCREENTYPE PUBLIC -> Public screen
- PUBSCREENAME SPOT -> PublicScreen Spot
- SCREENWIDTH 702 -> Width of screen
- SCREENHEIGHT 278 -> Height of screen
- SCREENDEPTH 2 -> Depth (Depth^2=colors) of screen
- SCREENMODE 167936 -> Do not change unless you know what it will be !
- FONT topaz.font -> Fontname
- FONTHEIGHT 8 -> Fontheight
- FONTSTYLE 0 -> Font style (not used, future development)
- SCREENPENS ColorPens
- GADGETTEXT 1 -> Default 1, gadget color
- SHINE 2 -> Default 2, gadget shine color
- SHADOW 1 -> Default 1, gadget shadow color
- WINDOWTITLEBACKGROUND 3 -> Default 3, color background window title
- WINDOWTITLETEXT 1 -> Default 1, color text of window title
- GADGETBACKGROUND 0 -> Default 0, color background gadget
- HIGHLIGHT 1 -> Default 1, color selected gadget
- SLIDERBACKGROUND -> Default 0, color background slider gadgets
- SLIDER -> Default 1, color front slider gadgets
- MENUTEXT 1 -> Default 1, color text menu
- PALETTE Palette = Colorregisters (in AGA format)
- COLOR 0,160,160,160 -> First bitplane colors (non aga = 1/16)
- COLOR 1,0,0,0 -> Next bitplane colors
- COLOR 2,240,240,240 -> Next bitplane colors
- COLOR 3,96,128,176 -> Next bitplane colors
- WINDOW SIZE Window Size
- XPOS 0 -> x-position of window, on Public screen
- YPOS 4 -> y-position of window, on Public screen
- WIDTH 702 -> width of window, on Public screen
- HEIGHT 224 -> height of window, on Public screen
- OPTIONS Options
- AUTOPOLL OFF -> Automatic polling on startup, off/on
- AUTOQUIT OFF -> Automatic quiting on startup, off/on
- BACKUPMAIL ON -> Make backup received mail, off/on
- CHECKREQUESTED ON -> Check for dupes, off/on
- DELSOURCE OFF -> Delete source after decrunching, off/on
- AUTOIMPORT ON -> Do automatic a Spot import, off/on
- DECRFILEREQUEST ON -> Automatic decrunch all requested files, off/on
- DECRDIFFS ON -> Automatic decrunch received diffs, off/on
- DECRFILEATTACH ON -> Automatic decrunching all requested files, off/on
- AUTOSESSION OFF -> Do a compete session on startup, off/on
- DELINSIDEARCHIVE ON -> Delete files in archive before decrunching
- off/on
- FREQREQUEST ON -> Frequently request off/on
- AFTERSESSION ON -> Aftersession programs off/on
- EXTENTIONMOVE ON -> Moving files by extentionmark off/on
- USETIMER OFF -> Use REQUESTOR internal clock to poll off/on
- ICONADD ON -> Add icon to all received archives off/on
- ICONIFY OFF -> Iconify when starting up off/on
- DELBACKUPMAIL ON -> Delete backupmail older then ...off/on
- FORCEIMPORT OFF -> Force Spot to import (for not registered
- TrapDoor users) off/on
- PATHS Path Settings
- LHA Workbench:c2/ -> Lha Path (for unpacking)
- UNZIP Workbench:c2/ -> Unzip Path (for exploding, unpacking)
- SPOT Workbench:Spot/ -> Spot Path (for mail import)
- TRAPDOOR Workbench:c2/ -> TrapDoor Path (for bbs communication)
- TRAPLIST Workbench:c2/ -> TrapList Path (for nodelist handling)
- ZIP Workbench:c2/ -> Zip Path (for viewing archives)
- BBS BBS Settings
- BBSNAME Nightbreed -> Name of bbs (not necessary)
- NODE 2:292/603.35 -> Pointnumber (nodename)
- REQFILE Outbound:2.292.603.0.REQ -> FilePath file to do request with
- IMPORTDIR Inbound: -> Path where all files will be received
- DESTINATIONDIR Workbench:bbs/New/ -> Path where all requested, decrunched
- files come to
- FILEATTACHDIR Workbench:bbs/New/ -> Path where all other, decrunched
- files come to
- PHONE LIST Phone list
- 10 016640099 -> Time in seconds to wait, first
- phonenumber
- 10 016640872 -> Time in seconds to wait, next
- phonenumber
- 10 016640912 -> Time in seconds to wait, next
- phonenumber
- FREQUENTLY DESTINATIONS Destination dir frequently settings
- TYPE 0 Dh0:Filelists/ -> 0=Frequently requested files,
- Destination directory.
- TYPE 1 -> 1=Not used
- TYPE 2 Nodelist: -> 2=Nodelist, Destination directory.
- TYPE 3 RAM: -> 3=Extention move, Destination
- directory.
- FREQUENTLY LIST List of frequently requested files
- 7 29/01/1995 amigafiles.lha -> 7=days to wait, next request date,
- file to request
- AFTERSESSION LIST List of aftersession progs
- C:Dir Dh0: -> Start c:dir argument dh0:
- C:execute s:countsessions.batch -> Execute scriptfile
- C:Run VirusChecker -> Run in background
- DIFFS LIST NodeList Lists
- Nodediff.z?? -> Nodediff.z (.z=zip archive /
- ??=unknown chars)
- Amydiff.l?? -> Amydiff.l? (.l=lha archive /
- ??=unknown chars)
- MOVE LIST Extention Move List
- .arj PC:MsDos/ -> Right side chars EQ chars,
- destination directory
- .tiff Pictures/tiff -> Right side chars EQ chars,
- destination directory
- .jpeg Pictures/Jpeg -> Right side chars EQ chars,
- destination directory
- DELETE FILES LIST Deleting unwanted files list
- BBSInfo -> Delete BBSInfo file if received in
- Inbound:
- DELETE INSIDE ARCHIVE Deleting files inside archive
- +32-16-640099 -> Deleting unwanted information file in
- archive
- FILE_ID.DIZ -> Deleting unwanted information file in
- archive
- +32-16-640872 -> Deleting unwanted information file in
- archive
- TIMER Internal Clock
- STARTHOUR 23 -> Hour to start REQUESTOR Poll session
- STARTMINS 7 -> Minutes to start REQUESTOR Poll
- session
- SYSTEM REQUESTOR System files
- DAYS 7 -> position days slider gadget
- DELAY 10 -> position delay slider gadget
- LASTPENS 0 -> Position colorpens cyclegadget
- LASTFREQTYPE 1 -> Position Frequently cyclegadget
- DELBACKUPMAIL 1 -> Position slidergadget delete backupmail
- older then ...
- CLI con:0/300//50/test/screen Spot CLI output device
- END OF CONFIG Mark, end of config
-
-
- Requestor Junior
- ----------------
-
- Because Requestor will do so much for you it will take a lot of memory
- (see 'Acknowledgements'). Therefore I created a reduced version
- of Requestor. All possibilities to change your settings are removed from
- Requestor.Junior. Everything else will be the same, this means
- Requestor.Junior takes 80kb less then Requestor. If you want to change
- some settings you have to run Requestor and for general usage you can
- use Requestor.Junior
-
-
- Legal Stuff
- -----------
-
- 'License '
- 'No Warranty '
- 'Disclaimer '
- 'How To Register ?'
- 'Acknowledgements '
- 'Trademarks '
-
-
- License
- -------
-
- This license applies to the product called "REQUESTOR", a program for the
- Amiga computer, published by Stephan Kortleven under the concepts of
- ShareWare, and the accompanying documentation, example files and
- anything else that comes with the original distribution. The terms
- "Program" and "REQUESTOR" below, refer to this product. The licensee is
- addressed as "you".
-
- * You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of the program's
- executable code and documentation as you receive it, in any
- medium, provided that you conspicuously and appropriately publish
- only the original, unmodified program, with all copyright notices
- and disclaimers of warranty intact and including all the
- accompanying documentation, example files and anything else that
- came with the original.
-
- * You may not copy and/or distribute this program without the
- accompanying documentation and other additional files that came
- with the original. You may not copy and/or distribute modified
- versions of this program.
-
- * You may not copy, modify, sublicense, distribute or transfer the
- program except as expressly provided under this license. Any
- attempt otherwise to copy, modify, sublicense, distribute or
- transfer the program is void, and will automatically terminate
- your rights to use the program under this license. However,
- parties who have received copies, or rights to use copies, from
- you under this license will not have their licenses terminated so
- long as such parties remain in full compliance.
-
- * By copying, distributing and/or using the program you indicate
- your acceptance of this license to do so, and all its terms and
- conditions.
-
- * Each time you redistribute the program, the recipient
- automatically receives a license from the original licensor to
- copy, distribute and/or use the program subject to these terms and
- conditions. You may not impose any further restrictions on the
- recipients' exercise of the rights granted herein.
-
- * You may not disassemble, decompile, re-source or otherwise
- reverse engineer the program.
-
- * You may use the programs for a period of up to 30 days for
- evaluation. After that, you have to register.
-
- * If you wish to incorporate parts of the programs into other
- programs, write to the author to ask for permission.
-
- * You agree to cease distributing the program and data involved if
- requested to do so by the author.
-
- * You may charge a fee to recover distribution costs. The fee for
- diskette distribution may not be more than the cost to obtain a
- public domain diskette from Fred Fish.
-
-
- No Warranty
- -----------
-
- THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAMS, to THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY
- APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT
- HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAMS "AS IS" WITHOUT
- WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
- LIMITED to, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
- PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS to THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE
- OF THE PROGRAMS IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAMS PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU
- ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.
-
- IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED to IN
- WRITING WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MAY
- REDISTRIBUTE THE PROGRAMS AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE LIABLE to YOU FOR
- DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
- DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY to USE THE PROGRAMS
- (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED to LOSS OF DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED
- INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF
- THE PROGRAMS to OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER
- OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
-
-
- Disclaimer
- ----------
-
- No warranty, either express or implied, is made with respect to the
- fitness or merchantability of REQUESTOR.
-
- Stephan Kortleven (referred to as "the author"), reserves the right to
- not develop any future versions of REQUESTOR.
-
- The author will try to make a good faith attempt at correcting any
- problems if any are discovered, but is in no way required, nor bound to
- correct them.
-
- The author neither assumes nor accepts any responsibility for the
- use or misuse of these programs. He will also not be held liable for
- damages or any compensation beyond the original registration fee due to
- loss of profit or any other damages arising out of the use, or
- inability to use this program.
-
- The author will not be liable for any damage arising from the
- failure of this program to perform as described, or any destruction of
- other programs or data residing on a system attempting to run the
- programs. The user of this program uses it at his or her own risk.
-
-
- How To Register
- ---------------
-
- 1. Print out the "REQUESTOR Software Registration Form". The registration
- form can be found in the REQUESTOR distribution archive as
- `World'). You can use the `Print.World' icon to print it
- out easily.
-
- 2. Please print or write LEGIBLY...
-
- a. Fill in your name and mailing address.
-
- b. Your fidonet address (not required, but if present you will be
- notified when your copy is shipping).
-
- c. Your private voice telephone number (not compulsory). If
- possible, use the form "+32-(16)-123456", where 32 is the
- country code and 16 is the area code.
-
- 3. Tick...
-
- a. Decide how to transfer the money. Cash (at your own risk), a
- postal money order, a wire bank transfer or a EuroCheck (only
- in BEF!) are suggested. Foreign checks are *NOT* accepted!
-
- b. Decide which way you would like to receive your keyfile.
-
- 4. Send the registration form to me. ;-)
-
- Stephan Kortleven
- Nattehofstraat 104
- 2800 Mechelen - Belgium
-
- Bank account: 789-5646277-22
- Bank: BAC, Oscar Van Kesbeekstraat 72 , 2800 Mechelen - Belgium
-
- 5. Wait for your key to be delivered. Thank you for registering!
- You should receive your key within 8 days after the arrival of
- your registration fee. But please allow up to eight weeks for
- delivery, due to unforseen circumstances.
-
- 6. A keyfile is proof of the personal license you have to use REQUESTOR.
- You are not allowed to sell or give away the keyfile.
-
-
- Acknowledgements
- ----------------
-
- * REQUESTOR needs the following library's
-
- Graphics.library
- Nudos.library
- Intuition.library
- Dos.library
- Exec.library
- Gadtools.library
- Mathffp.library
- Mathtrans.library
- Diskfont.library
- Reqtools.library
- Icon.library
- Rexxsyslib.library
- Intuition.library
- REXXSYSLIB.LIBRARY
- Workbench.library
- Asl.library
-
- PS) don't worry if you don't have them, all of these librarys are internal
- to your Rom chip or are included by your OS (Workbench). Otherwise they are
- included to the REQUESTOR code. So you will not be needing any of them
- externally or to add them.
-
- * REQUESTOR uses one external program, but this is included to
- your rom chip so you don't have to stay awake "worrying" about it.
-
- Run
-
- Next 6 programs are needed by REQUESTOR to do its work.
-
- TrapDoor for modem communications
- TrapList for handling nodelist, amylist etc..
- Lha for unpacking archives
- Zip for viewing archives
- Unzip for unpacking archives
- Spot for automatic mail handling
-
- Important : REQUESTOR has been tested in combination with:
-
- TrapDoor V 1.85
- TrapList V 5.19
- Lha V 1.38
- Zip V 2.0.1
- Unzip V 3.0
- Spot V 1.3a
-
- REQUESTOR completely installed takes +/- a 400.000 bytes of memory. Running the
- guidefile from it will take +/- 93.000 bytes more. So, if you are running from
- Spot remember you will need a minimum of 400.000 bytes free memory when Spot is
- running !
- Requestor.Junior completely installed takes 75.000 bytes less then Requestor.
-
-
- trademarks
- ----------
-
- The following names are either trademarks or the efforts of the
- person and/or company listed:
-
- * Amiga and AmigaDOS are trademarks of Commodore-Amiga, Inc.
- * ARexx by William S. Hawes, Wishful Thinking Development Corp.
- * Fido and FidoNet are trademarks of Tom Jennings, Fido Software.
- * TrapDoor is a registered trademark of Maximilian Hantsch and Martin
- Laubach.
- * TrapList and TrapList.library by Maximilian Hantsch and Martin
- Laubach.
- * Zip Copyright (C) 1990-1993 Mark Adler, Richard B. Wales, Jean-loup Gailly,
- John Bush and Paul Kienitz.
- * UnZip: Zipfile Extract v5.1d BETA of 22 Oct 92; (c) 1989 S.H.Smith and
- others
- * Reqtools.library is (c) by Nico François 1991-1994
- * Blitz BLITZ BASIC 2 - Release 1.0 - (C)opyright 1991 - Acid Software
- Designed and Programmed by Mark Sibly
-
-
- Special thanks
- --------------
-
- A special thank you to the following people for alpha and beta
- testing (in random order):
-
- - Peter Stuer
- - Nico Francois
- - Litrik De Roy
- - Lieven Lema
- - Emiel Marien
- - Eddy Toelen
- - Eddie Vangoetsenhoven
- - Jean-Pierre Lagaisse
-
- Beta testing is done on next machines :
-
- - A600 2 CHIP/0 Fast OS 2.1 Kickstart 37.300, Workbench 38.24
- - A1200 2 CHIP/0 Fast OS 3.0 Kickstart 39.106, Workbench 39.29
- - A1200 2 CHIP/4 Fast OS 3.0 Kickstart 39.106, Workbench 39.29
- - A2000 1 CHIP/8 Fast OS 3.1 Kickstart 40.63, Workbench 40.42
- - A3000 2 CHIP/2.5 Fast OS 3.1 Kickstart 40.68, Workbench 40.35
- - A4000
-
- For making my written English readable for you :
-
- - Lieven Lema (if only I had more time :-))
- - Eddy Toelen
-
- For making the beautiful REQUESTOR-Icons :
-
- - David De Groot
-
- For License agreement and legal mumbo jumbo largely stolen from Spot
- manual and for his development of the great reqtools library :
-
- - Nico Francois
-
- For the beautiful language called Blitz :
-
- - Acid Software
-
- And all the Blitz public library developers :
-
- - Aaron Koolen, Vision Software
- - Richard T Elmore, HeadSoft
- - Steve Mc
- - Peter Tavinor
- - Neil O'Rourke
- - Steven Matty, Leading Edge Software
- - Andre Bergmann
-
- For the endless support, my sysop :
-
- - Herman Stevens, Nightbreed BBS.
-
- My wife for the great support. ;-)
-
- Commodore for the beautiful computers I have !
-
- And all helpful people on the Blitz-list !
-
-
-
- Program History
- ---------------
-
- Version 1.0
-
- First release.
-
- Version 1.01
-
- - Display message on cli argument '?' added -> NODE=PointNumber
- - Not registered users - About message 'compiled to:' removed
- - Early requested files check : 'ALL OK' or 'REMOVE ALL'
- Delay on 'found already requested files...' removed
- - Early requested files check : 'REMOVE ALL' Bug fixed
- - Crash 68000/68010 bug fixed
-
- Version 1.02
-
- - Crash on older Amiga's with only chipmem, bug removed.
-
- Version 2.0
-
- - Complete new restart of the program to get a user friendly gadtools
- interface.
- - Supporting all screen formats
- - lha, zip archiving/decrunching.
- - Setting options
- - deleting files,
- - Locale support
- - Enfrocer Hits removed !
- - etc... too many to tell !
-
-
- Future plans
- ------------
-
- - Other archivers...
- - REQUESTOR screen changing to a Public Screen
- - REQUESTOR starts up on a workbench a like screen
- - REQUESTOR making SysIHack-friendly
- - Catching TrapDoor failers which restart TrapDoor again for retries
- if wanted.
- - Datatype or "WhatIs.library" support
-
-
- Author Info
- -----------
-
- Stephan Kortleven
- Nattehofstraat 104
- 2800 Mechelen
- Belgium
-
- Internet: <stef@alpha.ixo.com>
- FidoNet : 2:292/603.35
-
- PS) Please write me in case the following happens:
-
- - You have any suggestion on commands or ideas that would improve REQUESTOR.
- - You have a description of any bugs you may encounter.
- - You want to be a registered user.
- - You have make/found new Requestor catalogs or translated docs.
-
- We always look at the bright side of life....
-
-
- How did I do that ?
- -------------------
-
- Dear REQUESTOR user,
-
- If you are wondering which programming language I
- used to make REQUESTOR you would be yelling. Oh no, not BASIC !
- Yes, BlitzBasic2. You will see its fully amigados compatible. Blitz2 has
- even the possibility to program directly in assembler. All used commands
- are 100% pure Assembler when compiled. Blitz2 is the language of the
- future for Amiga in its kind. The whole operating system lies open for you
- to use. You don't need to open a library. Its recently the most
- beautiful language I ever saw of this format. The support is even
- beautiful. There are BBS's that support Aminet-areas for Blitz-users
- 'Blitz_amy'. Furthermore there is the possibility to go take a look at
- usenet called the Blitzlist. A close Blitz-user-group working on all kinds
- of programs and helping each other out of problems. Try it out some time.
- There should be a PD-version on every bbs. If you register, you
- won't believe what you get for little money. +/- monthly a new update
- with about 100 new commands.
-
- I know the editor doesn't seem beautiful at first time but its
- the result you get from working with it that counts. And take it from
- me you will quickly get the virus, and will want some more.
-
- Thanks Acid Software !
-
-
- Possible failures
- -----------------
-
- 1° REQUESTOR tells on the status line to wait for importing mail
- and stays waiting.
-
- solution
-
- reset your amiga and set Spot settings/system/Asynchronous switch on and
- leave Spot so you can click the save button.
-
- 2° TrapList diffprocessing takes al lot of memory. It wil be possible that
- you are running out of memory.
-
- solution
-
- Change the TrapList path to a directory TrapList can't be found ! So,
- REQUESTOR will not be able to run it. After REQUESTOR has finnisched you
- could always run TrapList with more avaible memory.
-
- 3° Requested files will be marked in the action listview as fileattach.
-
- You have requested a magic-filename, some BBS use a system that can
- request files by a magic filename. Example : request Amiga, receive
- Amigafiles.lha. Requestor is developed to decrunch the same as requested
- so use the real name next time, Amigafiles.lha and not Amiga.
-
- Known bugs !
- ------------
-
- I'm sorry to say there still are a couple of minor bugs in it. None of these
- bugs will harm your system so don't be afraid for it. ;-)
-
- 1° The reqtools save REQUESTORs could fail when you use 2 times a . in the
- filename
-
- 2° REQUESTOR is not SysIHack-friendly, if you don't known what this means
- don't worry about it, you will not need it then. ;-)
-
- 3° On OS 2.0 the gadtools colorboxes will not being disabled on a public
- screen. I have still to fix that !
-
- That's all folks, I know what to do...
-
-
- INDEX
- -----
-
- 'Titlepage'
-
- 'Preface'
-
- 'Introduction'
-
- 'Features'
-
- 'What can it do ?'
-
- 'Installation'
- 'Multiple pointssystem'
-
- 'Menus'
-
- Project
-
- 'Poll'
- 'Decrunch'
- 'About'
- 'Guide'
- 'User'
- 'Quit'
-
- Settings
-
- 'General Settings'
- 'Output device'
- 'Public screen string'
- 'Public/Custom screen'
- 'Screen Selector'
- 'Font Selector'
- 'Palette Selector'
- 'Color Selector'
- 'Test Button'
- 'Reset Button'
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- 'Path settings'
- 'Path string'
- 'Path requester'
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- 'BBS Settings'
- 'BBS name'
- 'Node name'
- 'Request file, String'
- 'Request file, Requester'
- 'Import path, String'
- 'Import path, Requester'
- 'Destination path, String'
- 'Destination path, Requester'
- 'File attach path, String'
- 'File attach path, Requester'
- 'Phonenumbers'
- 'Wait time'
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- 'Frequently Settings'
- 'Frequently type'
- 'Frequently'
- 'Aftersession'
- 'Diffs'
- 'Extension'
- 'Frequently destination, String'
- 'Frequently destination, Requester'
- 'Frequently action string'
- 'Frequently file requester'
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- 'Auto Delete Settings'
- 'Delete imported files'
- 'Delete files in archives'
- 'Delete backupmail'
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- 'Options settings'
- 'Check Requested'
- 'Frequently Request'
- 'Delete Backupmail'
- 'Poll'
- 'Auto Session'
- 'Backup Mail'
- 'Import'
- 'Force Import'
- 'Delete In Archive'
- 'Decrunch Filerequest'
- 'Decrunch Diffs'
- 'Decrunch Fileattach'
- 'Delete Source Archive'
- 'extension Move'
- 'Aftersession'
- 'Quit'
- 'Use timer'
- 'Add Icon On archive'
- 'Iconify'
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- 'Timer Settings'
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- 'Config Settings'
- 'Load Config'
- 'Save Config'
- 'Load Config As'
- 'Make Config'
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- Backup
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- 'Restore Backupmail'
- 'Restore Request'
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- 'Buttons Main Window'
- 'Poll'
- 'Decrunch'
- 'Quit'
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- 'Status'
- 'Actions'
- 'Earlier Requested Files'
- 'File Request'
- 'Inbound:'
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- 'Erase'
- 'Erase Actions'
- 'Erase Earlier Requested Files'
- 'Erase File Request'
- 'Erase Inbound:'
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- 'AppTimer'
- 'ForceDecrunch'
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- 'Icon Tooltypes'
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- 'CLI arguments'
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- 'Config File'
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- 'Requestor Junior'
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- 'Legal Stuff'
- 'License'
- 'No warranty'
- 'Disclaimer'
- 'How to register'
- 'Acknowledgements'
- 'Trademarks'
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- 'Program History'
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- 'Future Plans'
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- 'Author Info'
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- 'Special Thanks'
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- 'How did I do ?'
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- 'Possible Failures'
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