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Z110Zmodem (Resume Capability) - Still Great!
DSZ ha cts port 1 pB4096 sz -s -m
DSZ ha cts port 1 pB4096 rz -m -rr
W110Zmodem Batch (PCPursuit Window)
dsz ha cts port 1 pB4096 z pb1 sz -w -m
dsz ha cts port 1 pB4096 z pb1 rz -rr -w -m
P110Puma Protocol with Resume Capability
Puma Lg:\qb3\dszlog p1 x+ s
Puma Lg:\qb3\dszlog p1 x+ r+ r
G010Ymodem-G Batch (Error Correcting Modems ONLY!!)
DSZ ha cts port 1 pB4096 sb -k -g -s
DSZ ha cts port 1 pB4096 rb -g -p
Y010Ymodem Batch
DSZ ha sl port 1 sb -k -s
DSZ ha sl port 1 rb -k
O000Xmodem-1k (Old Ymodem)
DSZ ha sl port 1 sx -ks
DSZ ha sl port 1 rx -c -k -y
C000Xmodem CRC and Checksum (Slow and painful!)
DSZ ha sl port 1 sx
DSZ ha sl port 1 rx -c
J000Jmodem (Fast)
Jmodem S1
Jmodem R1
N000Nmodem (Turbo Pascal Fast! Protocol)
Nmodem S1
Nmodem R1
B111Bimodem Bi-Directional Transfers + Chat
CALL C:\bim\Bimodem /CC:\bim\bifnmail.cfg /UJ:\WORK\PROGINN.QWK /DJ:\WORK\PROGINN.REP
CALL C:\bim\Bimodem /CC:\bim\bifnmail.cfg /UJ:\WORK\PROGINN.QWK /DJ:\WORK\PROGINN.REP
H111HS/Link (Bi-Directional / Start 2-Way Transfers as D/L!)
C:\TELIX\HSLINK -P1 @G:\QB3\NODE1.CFG H:\WORK\PROGINN.QWK
C:\TELIX\HSLINK -P1 @G:\QB3\NODE1.CFG H:\WORK\PROGINN.QWK
**************************************************************************
**** C H A N G E S M A D E T O T H E P R O T O C O L F I L E ****
**************************************************************************
(1) Protocal data file has been modified to support any bi-directional
protocol.
On the first line of each protocol definition is a letter followed
by three numbers ("0" or "1"). Previously there were 2 numbers. You
MUST add the 3rd number to your file now. If the protocol is a
bi-directional protocol the number MUST be a "1" else it MUST be a "0".
Below is an excerpt from my MAILPROT.DAT file:
3
Z110Zmodem with Resume Capability - Still the Best!
DSZ ha slow port 1 pB4096 sz -s -m
DSZ ha slow port 1 pB4096 rz -m -rr
B111Bimodem Bi-Directional Transfers + Chat
C:\BIM\Bimodem /CC:\bim\bifnmail.cfg /UJ:\WORK\PROGINN.QWK /DJ:\WORK\PROGINN.REP
C:\BIM\Bimodem /CC:\bim\bifnmail.cfg /UJ:\WORK\PROGINN.QWK /DJ:\WORK\PROGINN.REP
H111HS/Link (Bi-Directional / Start 2-Way Transfers as D/L!)
j:\HS-LINK\HSLINK -p1 -@G:\FNET\FNMAIL2.CFG K:\WORK2\PROGINN.QWK
j:\HS-LINK\HSLINK -p1 -@G:\FNET\FNMAIL2.CFG K:\WORK2\PROGINN.QWK
Notice
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o For Bimodem, HS/Link or any Bi-Directional transfer protocol, you
must specify the work directory and .QWK file name to be downloaded
on the command line as done above in the sample BIMODEM and HSLINK
entries. This could be done in a series of batch files for each
protocol but I think overall this is easier.
o Non bi-directional protocols are passed the path and name of the .QWK
packet so they DO NOT need the path/name of the .QWK packet on the
command line.
o RonMail expects the .REP files to be in the defined work directory
after the transfer is completed.
Ensure you have entered the correct commands in the 'mailprot.dat'
(or whatever you name it) file so your bi-directional protocol
will receive all .REP packets in the defined WORK directory.
Line 1: The number of protocols configured.
Line 2: "Z" is the key letter for this protocol (Zmodem)
1st "1" - Use a 1 if the protocol can resume an aborted upload.
2nd "1" - Enter a 1 or a 0 (Currently not used)
* NEW * "0" - Enter a 0 if the protocol doesn't support bi-directional
transfers. Enter a 1 if it DOES support this type of
transfer.
The rest of line 2 is a description of the protocol (40 characters max):
"Zmodem with Resume Capability"
Line 3: "DSZ ha sl port 2 pB4096 sz -s -m"
A command line for sending files (user download) with this protocol.
If this is a bi-directional protocol you must ensure the protocol
receives files in the NODE work directory either by including
the protocol's command to do this on the command line or in a
configuration or sequence file the protocol uses.
For HS/Link I use a separate configuration file for each node. Here
is my NODE1.CFG file. Note that my HSLink.EXE file is located
in the C:\TELIX directory. My bbs node directory is G:\QB3
-------------------------------------------------
-s2048
-a
-k
-o
-r
-nf
-HX
-cb03
-cm79
-ct14
-CW15
-Uh:\work\
-------------------------------------------------
Line 4: "DSZ ha sl port 2 pB4096 rz -m -r"
A command line for receiving files (user upload) with this protocol.
If this is a bi-directional protocol you would most probably have the
same commands for the send and receive modes.
LINE 5 : /
LINE 6 : /
LINE 7 : /
LINE 8 : -/-Repeat the format of lines 2,3,4 for each protocol
LINE 9 : /
LINE 10: /