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- ==Phrack Inc.==
-
- Volume One, Issue Nine, Phile #7 of 10
-
- ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- (512)-396-1120
- The Shack // presents
- A Multi-User Chat Program for DEC-10s
- Original Program by
- TTY-Man
- Modified and Clarified by
- +++The Mentor+++
- October 6th, 1986
-
- Intro: Unlike its more sophisticated older brother, the VAX, the DEC has no
- easy-to-use communication system like the VMS PHONE utility. The following
- program makes use of the MIC file type available on most DECs. Each user that
- wishes to be involved in the conference needs to run the program from his area
- using the .DO COM command. The program can be entered with any editor (I
- recommend SED if you have VT52 emulation), and should be saved as COM.MIC. The
- program does not assume any specific terminal type or emulation. You will
- have to know the TTY number of any person you wish to add to the conference,
- but this is available through a .SYSTAT command or .R WHO (see below.)
- SYSTAT
- This is an example of a SYSTAT to used to determine TTY#...
- Status of Saturn 7.03.2 at 7:27:51 on 03-Oct-86
- Uptime 40:41:14, 77% Null time = 77% Idle + 0% Lost, 9% Overhead
- 27 Jobs in use out of 128. 27 logged in (LOGMAX of 127), 16 detached.
- PPN# TTY# CURR SIZE
- 19 [OPR] 6 OPR 56+39 HB 18
- 20 7,20 5 OPR 23+39 HB 24 $
- 21 2501,1007 56 COMPIL 8+8 ^C 1:34 $
- 22 66,1012 57 TECO 10+12 TI 39
- 23 66,1011 62 1022 16+55 TI 36 $
- 24 [SELF] 64 SYSTAT 23+SPY RN 0 $
- 26 [OPR] DET STOMPR 10+9 SL 2
- 27 16011,1003 DET DIRECT 17+32 ^C 30 $
- 36 [OPR] DET FILDAE 17 HB 1:57
-
- The TTY# is available in the TTY column... DET means that the user is
- detached and is unavailable for chatting...
- Below is an example of .R WHO to obtain the same information...
-
- /- jobs in use out of 127.
- Job Who Line PPN
- 20 OPERATOR 20 5 7,20
- 21 DISPONDENT 56 2501,1007
- 22 ADP-TBO 57 66,1012
- 23 ADP-MDL 62 66,1011
- 24 THE MENTOR 64 XXXX,XXX
- 27 GEO4440103 Det 16011,1003
-
-
- In each case, I am on TTY# 64...
-
- Anyway, use the following program, it's more convenient that doing a
- .SEN <tty> every time you want to send a message. Also, to shut out an
- annoying sender, use .SET TTY GAG. To remove, .SET TTY NO GAG... pretty
- simple, huh?
-
-
- start::
- !
- !Now in loop: 'a 'b 'c 'd 'e 'f
- !
- .mic input A,"Destination Terminal 1:"
- .if ($a="") .goto welcome
- .mic input B,"Destination Terminal 2:"
- .if ($b="") .goto welcome
- .mic input C,"Destination Terminal 3:"
- .if ($c="") .goto welcome
- .mic input D,"Destination Terminal 4:"
- .if ($d="") .goto welcome
- .mic input E,"Destination Terminal 5:"
- .if ($e="") .goto welcome
- .mic input F,"Destination Terminal 6:"
- .if ($f="") .goto welcome
- welcome::
- !Sending Hello Message...
- sen 'a Conference Forming on TTYs 'b 'c 'd 'e 'f ... DO COM to these to join'
- sen 'b Conference Forming on TTYs 'a 'c 'd 'e 'f ... DO COM to these to join'
- sen 'c Conference Forming on TTYs 'a 'b 'd 'e 'f ... DO COM to these to join'
- sen 'd Conference Forming on TTYs 'a 'b 'c 'e 'f ... DO COM to these to join'
- sen 'e Conference Forming on TTYs 'a 'b 'c 'd 'f ... DO COM to these to join'
- sen 'f Conference Forming on TTYs 'a 'b 'c 'd 'e ... DO COM to these to join'
- !
- !Type /h for help
- com::
- .mic input G,"T>"
- !Checking Commands.. Wait..
- .if ($g="/h") .goto help
- .if ($g="/k") .goto kill
- .if ($g="/l") .goto list
- .if ($g="/d") .goto drop
- .if ($g="/t") .goto time
- .if ($g="/w") .goto who
- .if ($g="/u") .goto users
- .if ($g="/q") .goto quit
- .if ($g="/r") .backto start
- .if ($g="/ac") .goto ack
- !Transmitting.. Wait..
- sen 'a 'g
- sen 'b 'g
- sen 'c 'g
- sen 'd 'g
- sen 'e 'g
- sen 'f 'g
- .backto com
- help::
- !
- ! Internal Commands
- !
- ! /H -> This Menu /K -> Kill
- ! /L -> List Terminals /U -> Users
- ! /W -> R who /AC-> Alert Caller
- ! /Q -> Quit
- ! /R -> Restart/Add
- ! /T -> Show Date/Time
- ! /D -> Drop Caller
- !
- ! All Commands must be in lower case.
- !
- .backto com
- list::
- !
- !Currently Connected To Terminals: 'a 'b 'c 'd 'e 'f
- !
- .backto com
- who::
- .revive
- .r who
- '<silence>
- .backto com
- users::
- .revive
- .r users
- '<silence>
- .BACKTO COM
- QUIT::
- !
- !Call The Shack... 512-396-1120 300/1200 24 hours
- !
- .mic cancel
- drop::
- !
- !Send Hangup Message:: Enter Terminal Number To Be Disconnected.
- !
- .mic input h,"Destination Terminal Number:"
- .sen 'h <=- Communication Terminated at '<time> -=>
- .backto start
- ack::
- .mic input h,"Destination Terminal Number:"
- .sen 'h %TMRR - Timeout Error, Response Required, Please ACKNOWLEDGE!
- .backto com
- kill::
- !
- !Send Message To Specific Terminal In A Loop
- .mic input n,"Are You Sure (Y/N)?"
- .if ($n="y") then .goto k1
- !%Function Aborted - Returning To Communication Mode.
- .backto com
- k1::
- .mic input h,"Destination Terminal Number:"
- .mic input n,"K>"
- dog::
- !Transmitting...CTRL-C Aborts!
- .sen 'h'n
- .backto dog
- time::
- !
- !Current Date : '<date>
- !Current Time : '<time>
- !
- .backto com
-
-
- Wasn't that neat? A feature that you can implement separately to be a
- pain in the ass is the recursive MIC that sends an annoying message to a
- specified terminal. It is almost impossible for them to shut you out without
- logging out unless they are already gagged.
- Just create a small MIC file called BUG.MIC... to do it in two lines,
- simply type...
- .SEN <tty # goes here> Eat hot photons, Vogon slime!
- .DO BUG
-
- That's it! I hope this comes in useful to someone out there! Give us
- a call at The Shack... 512-396-1120 300/1200 baud, 24 hours a day... And a
- special welcome to all the feds who will doubtlessly be calling since the
- number appears in here... we have nothing to hide!
- +++The Mentor+++
-
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