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SERVER Message import/export files, old format:
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This format is provided for compatibility with WA7MBL systems.
It should not be used in new code.
Each message has two lines of header info, followed by the
message text, followed by the end of message marker "/EX".
The first line of message header info has the same format as the
command to enter a message, except the "< FROM" is not optional.
Sx TO < FROM [@ BBS[.LOC]] [$BID]
The second line of message header info is the message title.
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SERVER Message import/export files, rfc-822 format:
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The header information is terminated by a blank line.
Supported header fields are:
"To:", "From:", "Date:", "Subject:", "Message-ID:", "X-BID:", "X-msgtype:"
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White pages import/export:
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The info on each user is contained on a single line.
A field with no info is filled with the text "?".
Field Contents
1 Callsign and location.
2 Date first logged, YYMMDD
3 Date last seen, YYMMDD.
4 Date last logged, YYMMDD.
5 Time last logged, HHMM
6 Count of times the call has been seen by WP.
7 Login count
8 Home BBS
9 User status / privileges:
B - Has BBS connect privileges
E - Expert user
I - Is a BBS
S - Can be remote sysop
X - User is excluded
10 Users ZIP or postal code.
11 Users name
12 - n Users qth
Example:
W0RLI.OR.USA.NA 880828 880829 880829 0607 0 39 BIS W0RLI 97068 Hank West Linn
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Log file format
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There are two formats for log files. The newer format has a two
digit task number at the start of the line, the older format does
not have one.
Each line in the log file contains an event code,
the date and time, function code and optional sub-function code,
followed by further information about the event.
'C' - User connected to system.
'A' -> 'K' - A user connected on that port.
Next char shows type of connect: "U" - User, "S" - bbs.
'L' - User was linked via the station that just connected.
'S' - "connect" from local console (sysop).
'X' - Exit.
'A' - Owner put MailBox on line.
'B' - User said good bye.
'D' - User disconnected.
'E' - Excluded user attempted connect.
'F' - User forced off by sysop.
'I' - Pogram startup. Note: connect on port I will have IS or IU.
'Q' - Exit from program.
'T' - Timeout, forced disconnect.
'F' - File event. Command line shown as user entered it.
'C' - Batch size after/before compression.
'D' - File downloaded.
'K' - File deleted.
'U' - File uploaded.
'M' - Message event. Message number always shown.
'D' - Message copied to file.
'E' - Message exported.
'F' - Message forwarded.
'FC' - Batch size after/before compression.
'FE' - End of forwarding session.
'FR' - Start of reverse forwarding within forwarding session.
'FS' - Start of forwarding session.
'K' - Message killed. Note KS is auto-kill of old bulletin.
'P' - Message printed.
'R' - Message read.
'Z' - Message entered. Message size shown.
'C' - Message entered. Obsolete log entry format.
'M' - Message entered. Obsolete log entry format.
'S' - Message entered. Obsolete log entry format.
'SE' - End of server session. Obsolete.
'SS' - Start of server session. Obsolete.
'H' - Houskeeping event. These are obsolete.
'S' - Start of Housekeeping event (obsolete).
'B' - Clean up BID.MB.
'G' - Auto-GM.
'O' - Mark old messaged, kill old bulletins.
'U' - Create WP Update message.
'E' - End of Housekeeping event.
'R' - RoundTable event. Generated by RT.EXE into RT.LOG.
'E' - End of RoundTable execution.
'J' - Station joined the RoundTable.
'L' - Station left the RoundTable.
'S' - Start of RoundTable execution.
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