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f:\ppe\zipzap\ulby\ulby.dat
46 30
Uploaded by
NOSTR
@X08│ @X0B@NR@ @X08@POS:8@│@X0B @CMT@ @X08@POS:79@│
d:\offline
NO
20 20 20 20 90
NO
20
YES
NO
d:\dummy
NO NO NO
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Line 1: If you use ulby to change the uploaded by string, put the full
path/name of the ubly database here. Otherwise put a 'N' here.
Line 2: (X, Length) of the user name in the uploaded by string.
Trailing spaces are always removed.
Line 3: The uploaded by string that you use in your descriptions.
Line 4: Here you can define some special cases when searching the upload user
in the description in an effort by me to try to acommodate all setups.
In order of preference:
B - Look for it from the Bottom up, almost all the time
the uploaded by string is the last (or whereabouts) line,
looking from the bottom upwards for the user will prevent
any problems with the 'uploaded by' string being found
in the normal description text.
NOSTR - Uses the first line from the bottom up that has some
text in it as the string with the user name, use this
if you don't use any kind of distinguishable string
with your upload user name (like I do).
T - Look for the supplied string from the TOP up, not
recommended.
Line 5: Nuke reasons replacement line. @NR@ = Reason number
@CMT@ = Reason text
Line 6: Offline directory, used to move files offline if so selected. Must
exist.
Line 7: YES to not delete the created nukefile (this is the dir file with a .nuk
extension), just in case something goes wrong.
NO moves the created nuked dirfile entry to the actual dir file, this
is faster of course, but not as save as keeping the two files, in case
something goes wrong.
Line 8: Access securities for different nuker functions, note that these
are not used if USERS.CFG is used for access (line 9):
Token 1: Security needed for nuking.
Token 2: Security needed for awarding.
Token 3: Security needed for freeing.
Token 4: Security needed for commenting.
Token 5: Security needed to delete/zero byte files, without
moving them offline.
Line 9: NO to not use USERS.CFG to check for access. In this case only the
security setup for NUKE.PPE limits access. If this is YES only
users listed in USERS.CFG will have access.
Line 10: Security to give a free file in FSEC.
Line 11: YES to update the top nuked users bulletin each time the nuker
exits. Updating of the nuked users bulletin won't take much time,
but if you don't care for it anyway you might as well disable it.
Line 12: If this is set to yes the directory specified in the next line (13)
is used to move zero-byted files to. If you use this option make
sure that the directory in the next line exists and that it's
included in your dlmain.lst (or seperate dlpath.lst files) so it will
be checked on uploads.
Line 13: Dummy directory, only used if line 12 is YES. This directory MUST
exist.
Line 14: This will be a line with some general parameters:
Token 1: YES puts the nuke/award etc reason description(s) after
the *.MSG (skull pictures) files. NO will insert them
before the *.MSG files.
Token 2: YES to keep the old description when nuking, otherwise
the description will be deleted and only the nuke reason etc
will be shown.
Token 3: Default turbo prompt to YES or NO.