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JL at BBS Marburger Mailbox 049 6421 63345 (2400 bps, 8N1) in West-Germany
(only from 20.00 to 08.00 h MEZ)
GT-UTIL 1.17
U t i l i t y f o r G T
(C) Juergen Lorenz (89)
(04-03-89)
Theodor-Heuss Strasse 11, 6500 Mainz 21
or Steinweg 41, 3550 Marburg (West-Germany)
>>> CAUTION Make your FIRST Experiences with GT-UTIL ONLY WITH
a NEW BACKUP, i can't guarantee for anything.
If find you any error, please call me at my BBS.
GT-UTIL is a Utility from Juergen Lorenz, West-Germany. It is written
in Turbo Pascal 3.0 and includes eight small programs. Start GT-UTIL
with the parameters A, C, D, I, L, M, P or R.
e.g. GT-UTIL /C
or GT-UTIL /L /P /R
The program has now access to the environment, so you can start GT-UTIL
also from directories which are not the home directory of GT. You can
redirect the input and / or the output and you can use GT-UTIL remotely.
e.g. GT-UTIL /M < TEST01.BEH
or GT-UTIL /A > ANALYSIS.TXT
The eight modules:
/A makes an analysis of the use of the Message Areas. How many Users
the mailbox has, how many users the Message Areas have, the mean
of the last message the users have read and so on.
/C displays the number of calls. You can include this in the
GTLOGON.BAT file.
/D Deletes Users in all Message Areas, which are not in the Default
Message Area. There is no question, if you want to delete the
Users, so you can use this option in a batch file. BE CAREFUL !
/I Displays the version of the GT-UTIL.COM program, the serialnumber
and the Paths: GTPATH, STPATH and UTPATH.
(UTPATH will be used in further releases)
/L Examines the LOG File for BAD PASSWORDs and writes messages to the
Users with Date, Time and the Bad Password.
/M Writes one private message to many users. You can distribute
textfiles up to 16 KB.
Exit the Editor with a RETURN in the first row of a column.
You have eight variables:
@rvn the Receiver's first name
@rnn the Receiver's last name
@dat the actual date
@cal the number of Calls of the selected User
@lev the Level of the selected User
@v01 first variable
@v02 second variable
@v03 third variable
To use the last three variables, start GT-UTIL like
GT-UTIL /M HACKING, 3-22-89,12:02.49 < commands.001
This is for internal purposes, but you can use this feature also
for your own purposes, e.g. with a standardized MSG-File.
/P Makes ALL Default-Area MSGs private.
/R Deletes Received Default-Area MSGs older than specified days.
Wishing that you have fun with that Utility for the GT Program.
Juergen Lorenz