>From here on I'll state things I received from fido users.
>From here on I'll state things I received from fido users.
futilityfutility------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Message Number 1 from area R34.LINUX Message Number 1 from area R34.LINUX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: Jesus Gambero (2:345/201.3) From: Jesus Gambero (2:345/201.3) From: All From: All Subj: FEddi Subj: FEddi Send: 25 Nov 95 15:43:57 Send: 25 Nov 95 15:43:57 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi. Hi. For now, FEddi hasn't got too much documentation, so after a couple of For now, FEddi hasn't got too much documentation, so after a couple of tests, finally I'm able to maintain the message base. tests, finally I'm able to maintain the message base. futility tool delete "age+15&&protect-&&new-" R34.LINUX futility tool delete "age+15&&protect-&&new-" R34.LINUX futility pack futility pack This will delete the messages older than 15 days which are not protected This will delete the messages older than 15 days which are not protected and which have been read. and which have been read. If you don't specify the area name, it'll refer to all. It happens that If you don't specify the area name, it'll refer to all. It happens that I leave some areas more days than others, so I have to specify a line for I leave some areas more days than others, so I have to specify a line for each area, but my customize it at will. each area, but my customize it at will. Bye. Bye. --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm * Origin: Message written and send by Linux, of course!! * Origin: Message written and send by Linux, of course!! (2:345/201.3) (2:345/201.3)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Message Number 4 from area R34.LINUX Message Number 4 from area R34.LINUX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: Javier Hernandez (2:346/207.48) From: Javier Hernandez (2:346/207.48) From: ALL From: ALL Subj: FILE REQUEST Subj: FILE REQUEST Send: 07 Dec 95 06:15:45 Send: 07 Dec 95 06:15:45 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi! Hi! I have been trying to find out how to do the RE: with the Linux software, I have been trying to find out how to do the RE: with the Linux software, and I already fetched my first file. I'll explain how I did it, just if and I already fetched my first file. I'll explain how I did it, just if anybody is interested, or knows about a more correct manner. anybody is interested, or knows about a more correct manner. First I write a Net, usually to my sysop. After finishing I exit with First I write a Net, usually to my sysop. After finishing I exit with (Alt+x). Having the message activated, I hit (Alt+g) to open a small (Alt+x). Having the message activated, I hit (Alt+g) to open a small window which displays some data. Once seeing it, I pulse `Inc' and type window which displays some data. Once seeing it, I pulse `Inc' and type the name of the file I wish to download. Finally I push `Esc'. the name of the file I wish to download. Finally I push `Esc'. This should be enough. Next time you call you'll receive the file. At This should be enough. Next time you call you'll receive the file. At least this is how it worked for me. least this is how it worked for me. Any comments? Any comments? Bye, Bye, Javier Javier fjherna@ibm.net _\|/_ fjherna@ibm.net _\|/_ ***********************************************-----(O)---**** ***********************************************-----(O)---**** * Javi(Canary) * Valencia/Spain * * Javi(Canary) * Valencia/Spain * --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm * Origin: RAMERA: persona que comercia con su RAM. (2:346/207.48) * Origin: RAMERA: persona que comercia con su RAM. (2:346/207.48)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Message Number 6 from area R34.LINUX Message Number 6 from area R34.LINUX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: Javier Hernandez (2:346/207.48) From: Javier Hernandez (2:346/207.48) From: Manuel Soriano From: Manuel Soriano Subj: Testing send. Subj: Testing send. Send: 11 Dec 95 23:58:55 Send: 11 Dec 95 23:58:55 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi Manuel! Hi Manuel! As of 07 Dec 95, Manuel Soriano wrote to Javier Hernandez As of 07 Dec 95, Manuel Soriano wrote to Javier Hernandez concerning "Testing send.": concerning "Testing send.": MS> I've received it correctly, in the write area, just tell us how you MS> I've received it correctly, in the write area, just tell us how you MS> did it. Hope you'll write us a feddi.howto :-) MS> did it. Hope you'll write us a feddi.howto :-) See, I put a file called "names" into /home/fido/fnet/msgbase which might See, I put a file called "names" into /home/fido/fnet/msgbase which might be similar for you. The file's contents: be similar for you. The file's contents: -------------------------start here------------------------------------- -------------------------start here------------------------------------- *fj,Javier Hernandez,2:346/207.48 *fj,Javier Hernandez,2:346/207.48 *fm,Francisco Moreno,2:346/207.1 *fm,Francisco Moreno,2:346/207.1 *ap,Alfonso Perez-Almazan,2:346/207.2 *ap,Alfonso Perez-Almazan,2:346/207.2 *vk,Viktor Martinez,2:346/207.4 *vk,Viktor Martinez,2:346/207.4 *sz,Salvador Zarzo,2:346/207.6 *sz,Salvador Zarzo,2:346/207.6 *el,Eduardo Lluna Gil,2:346/207.8 *el,Eduardo Lluna Gil,2:346/207.8 *bs,Bernardino Soldan,2:346/207.10 *bs,Bernardino Soldan,2:346/207.10 *ms,Manuel Soriano,2:346/207.14 *ms,Manuel Soriano,2:346/207.14 *js,Jose Luis Sanchez,2:346/207.17 *js,Jose Luis Sanchez,2:346/207.17 *jv,Jose Villanueva,2:346/207.28 *jv,Jose Villanueva,2:346/207.28 *am,Alberto Mendoza,2:346/207.44 *am,Alberto Mendoza,2:346/207.44 *pe,pepsales@portables.com,2:342/3 *pe,pepsales@portables.com,2:342/3 *am,areamgr,2:346/207 *am,areamgr,2:346/207 *rt,rtorres@gimn.upv.es,2:342/3 *rt,rtorres@gimn.upv.es,2:342/3 ----------------------------stop here----------------------------------- ----------------------------stop here----------------------------------- This causes that, inserting a net instead of writing a To:, push PgUp or This causes that, inserting a net instead of writing a To:, push PgUp or PgDown, you can see the different names. As you see, I've even added some PgDown, you can see the different names. As you see, I've even added some Internet addresses which I'm using sometimes. The first field, I think, is Internet addresses which I'm using sometimes. The first field, I think, is some kind of short keys to make a call directly to this line. I don't remember some kind of short keys to make a call directly to this line. I don't remember right now how is this done, but it's easy and you'll find it in the man page right now how is this done, but it's easy and you'll find it in the man page for feddi. for feddi. I don't know if I missed something. If you agree, just add it to feddi.como. I don't know if I missed something. If you agree, just add it to feddi.como. Let me know if you think there is missing something, I'll send it to you. Let me know if you think there is missing something, I'll send it to you. See ya. See ya. Bye, Bye, Javier Javier fjherna@ibm.net fjherna@ibm.net fj.chicha@p48.europa3.encomix.com _\|/_ fj.chicha@p48.europa3.encomix.com _\|/_ ***********************************************-----(O)---**** ***********************************************-----(O)---**** * Javi(Canary) * Valencia/Spain * * Javi(Canary) * Valencia/Spain * --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm * Origin: RAMERA: person dealing with his RAM. (2:346/207.48) * Origin: RAMERA: person dealing with his RAM. (2:346/207.48)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Message Number 11 from area R34.LINUX Message Number 11 from area R34.LINUX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: Jose Carlos Gutierrez (2:341/45.17) From: Jose Carlos Gutierrez (2:341/45.17) From: all From: all Subj: Feddi-como, Scripts Subj: Feddi-como, Scripts Send: 26 Dec 95 11:42:31 Send: 26 Dec 95 11:42:31 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi Hi These are the files I'm using to automate mail. These are the files I'm using to automate mail. file /usr/local/bin/fido file /usr/local/bin/fido #!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash pushd ~/fnet/inbound pushd ~/fnet/inbound .minusculas .minusculas if [ -f snetlist.a* ] || if [ -f snetlist.a* ] || [ -f subptlst.a* ] || [ -f region34.l* ] || [ -f ptlstr34.l* ]; then [ -f subptlst.a* ] || [ -f region34.l* ] || [ -f ptlstr34.l* ]; then ~/fnet/nodelist/compilar ~/fnet/nodelist/compilar fi fi ftoss ftoss futility link futility link fmbedit fmbedit fscan fscan futility pack futility pack popd popd |------------| |------------| file ~/fnet/inbound/.minusculas file ~/fnet/inbound/.minusculas (the dot is to avoid that it converts itself to lower case) (the dot is to avoid that it converts itself to lower case) #!/usr/bin/perl #!/usr/bin/perl while ($nombre = <*>) { while ($nombre = <*>) { $nuevo_nombre = $nombre; $nuevo_nombre = $nombre; $nuevo_nombre=~ tr/A-Z,Ñ/a-z,ñ/; $nuevo_nombre=~ tr/A-Z,Ñ/a-z,ñ/; print "$nombre -> $nuevo_nombre \n"; print "$nombre -> $nuevo_nombre \n"; rename($nombre,"$nuevo_nombre"); } rename($nombre,"$nuevo_nombre"); } |------------| |------------| file ~/fnet/nodelist/compilar file ~/fnet/nodelist/compilar #!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash # file to compile the nodelist # file to compile the nodelist pushd ~/fnet/nodelist pushd ~/fnet/nodelist if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/ptlstr34.l* ]; then if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/ptlstr34.l* ]; then rm ptlstr34* rm ptlstr34* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/ptlstr34.l* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/ptlstr34.l* fi fi if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/region34.l* ]; then if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/region34.l* ]; then rm region34* rm region34* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/region34.l* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/region34.l* fi fi if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/snetlist.a* ]; then if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/snetlist.a* ]; then rm snetlist* rm snetlist* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/snetlist.a* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/snetlist.a* fi fi if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/subptlst.a* ]; then if [ -f ~/fnet/inbound/subptlst.a* ]; then rm subptlst* rm subptlst* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/subptlst.a* unpack ~/fnet/inbound/subptlst.a* fi fi # what I'm doing here is insert the line of my Boss for him to call the bt # what I'm doing here is insert the line of my Boss for him to call the bt # with ctrl + y (this is probably the most difficult way to do it, by I know # with ctrl + y (this is probably the most difficult way to do it, by I know # of no other). # of no other). grep -i -B 4000 'Boss,2:341/45' ptlstr34.* > /tmp/file1 grep -i -B 4000 'Boss,2:341/45' ptlstr34.* > /tmp/file1 grep -i -A 4000 'Boss,2:341/45' ptlstr34.* > /tmp/file2 grep -i -A 4000 'Boss,2:341/45' ptlstr34.* > /tmp/file2 grep -v 'Boss,2:341/45' /tmp/file2 > /tmp/file3 grep -v 'Boss,2:341/45' /tmp/file2 > /tmp/file3 rm ptlstr34.* rm ptlstr34.* cat /tmp/file1 > ptlstr34 cat /tmp/file1 > ptlstr34 # you'll have to adapt this line to your system # you'll have to adapt this line to your system echo ",0,Ma~ana_Remoto,Madrid,Rafa,34-1-6463023,9600,CM,V34,VFC" >> ptlstr34 echo ",0,Ma~ana_Remoto,Madrid,Rafa,34-1-6463023,9600,CM,V34,VFC" >> ptlstr34 cat /tmp/file3 >> ptlstr34 cat /tmp/file3 >> ptlstr34 rm /tmp/file1 rm /tmp/file1 rm /tmp/file2 rm /tmp/file2 rm /tmp/file3 rm /tmp/file3 # # rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/ptlstr34* rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/ptlstr34* rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/region34* rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/region34* rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/snetlist* rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/snetlist* rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/subptlst* rm -f ~/fnet/inbound/subptlst* rm fnlc.* rm fnlc.* fnlc fnlc popd popd Bye, Bye, Guti. Guti. --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm * Origin: THE GANG TM (2:341/45.17) * Origin: THE GANG TM (2:341/45.17)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Message Number 1358 from area R34.LINUX Message Number 1358 from area R34.LINUX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: Pablo Gomez (2:341/43.40) From: Pablo Gomez (2:341/43.40) From: All From: All Subj: The personal area in FEDDI, a fine(ally) version ;-) Subj: The personal area in FEDDI, a fine(ally) version ;-) Send: 24 Jun 96 00:35:31 Send: 24 Jun 96 00:35:31 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi! Hi! Will since some time we have been trying to find out a possibility to provide Will since some time we have been trying to find out a possibility to provide in FEDDI a personal area allowing the reception of mail directed to us in FEDDI a personal area allowing the reception of mail directed to us from any area, and, over all, (as the former isn't difficult) reply them from any area, and, over all, (as the former isn't difficult) reply them in a comfortable way, sending them back to the original areas. in a comfortable way, sending them back to the original areas. The following scripts at least allowed Francisco Jose Montilla and the author The following scripts at least allowed Francisco Jose Montilla and the author of this message to do the trick. of this message to do the trick. The first step is creating an area which will later serve as PERSONAL. The first step is creating an area which will later serve as PERSONAL. We can do it like: We can do it like: (As user fido) (As user fido) $ cd ~/msgbase $ cd ~/msgbase $ mkdir +PERSONAL $ mkdir +PERSONAL $ cp +R34.LINUX/* +PERSONAL/ $ cp +R34.LINUX/* +PERSONAL/ (PERSONAL is the name you want to give the personal area) Check if the (PERSONAL is the name you want to give the personal area) Check if the permissions and the owner of this new directory are the same as those permissions and the owner of this new directory are the same as those you have in other areas. If not, correct them. you have in other areas. If not, correct them. Next, to clean the messages, do: Next, to clean the messages, do: $ futility "+delete" "all+" PERSONAL $ futility "+delete" "all+" PERSONAL $ futility pack PERSONAL $ futility pack PERSONAL If you invoke fmbedit again, you'll the the new area, called PERSONAL! If you invoke fmbedit again, you'll the the new area, called PERSONAL! :-) magic? :-) :-) magic? :-) Now we've got the base. Next part: Copy the new messages that are arriving Now we've got the base. Next part: Copy the new messages that are arriving to the system to our name. This is done (almost) automatically. to the system to our name. This is done (almost) automatically. If we create a file like: If we create a file like: ,,, ,,, (o o) File: ~/msgbase/tosspath (o o) File: ~/msgbase/tosspath ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- copy t"Pablo Gomez" PERSONAL copy t"Pablo Gomez" PERSONAL ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- that's it. Obviously you'll have to replace my name (Pable Gomez) with yours, that's it. Obviously you'll have to replace my name (Pable Gomez) with yours, and PERSONAL with the name of your personal area. Each time we run ftoss, and PERSONAL with the name of your personal area. Each time we run ftoss, this will copy to the personal area the messages directed to us. this will copy to the personal area the messages directed to us. This point deserves a comment. In fact, this will copy also the messages This point deserves a comment. In fact, this will copy also the messages directed to us and received in NETMAIL. In my opinion, this is somewhat directed to us and received in NETMAIL. In my opinion, this is somewhat brain-dead, as the NETMAIL area is already our personal area. I don't know brain-dead, as the NETMAIL area is already our personal area. I don't know of no modification to avoid this copy. So a little later we'll have to of no modification to avoid this copy. So a little later we'll have to make a certain adjustment. make a certain adjustment. This is a piece (the important one ;-)) of the script I run to receive the This is a piece (the important one ;-)) of the script I run to receive the mail. mail. ,,, ,,, (o o) File: ~/bin/mimport (o o) File: ~/bin/mimport ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- #!/bin/sh #!/bin/sh # To manage the personal area # To manage the personal area PERSAREA=PERSONAL PERSAREA=PERSONAL # Mail import # Mail import ftoss ftoss # # # Feeding personal area # Feeding personal area # We just have delivered the messages, generating the necessary duplicates in # We just have delivered the messages, generating the necessary duplicates in # PERSONAL. But we'd liked to delete the messages which we just copied to # PERSONAL. But we'd liked to delete the messages which we just copied to # the PERSONAL area, and which come from the NETMAIL area # the PERSONAL area, and which come from the NETMAIL area # # futility tool "+delete" \ futility tool "+delete" \ "new+&&text+\*\*\* ftoss: copied from NETMAIL" $PERSAREA "new+&&text+\*\*\* ftoss: copied from NETMAIL" $PERSAREA # reconstruct threads # reconstruct threads futility pack futility pack futility link futility link #[...] #[...] ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- Be careful: the lines `futility tool ...' and `new ..." are just one. The Be careful: the lines `futility tool ...' and `new ..." are just one. The aim is to delete this redundant messages from NETMAIL. aim is to delete this redundant messages from NETMAIL. Going on with message handling. The messages in the PERSONAL area contain Going on with message handling. The messages in the PERSONAL area contain lines like: lines like: *** ftoss: copied from R34.LINUX *** ftoss: copied from R34.LINUX (for instance) :-) (for instance) :-) I reply (just in the PERSONAL area) the message, and don't care for anything, I reply (just in the PERSONAL area) the message, and don't care for anything, _EXCEPT_ to not delete this line, which will serve later as a `witness' to _EXCEPT_ to not delete this line, which will serve later as a `witness' to allow the message be replied in the correct area. allow the message be replied in the correct area. Then, exporting the mail, I run the following script: Then, exporting the mail, I run the following script: ,,, ,,, (o o) File: ~/bin/mexport (o o) File: ~/bin/mexport ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- #!/bin/sh #!/bin/sh USER_BIN_DIR=/home/fido/bin USER_BIN_DIR=/home/fido/bin LOCAL_BIN_DIR=/usr/local/bin LOCAL_BIN_DIR=/usr/local/bin # Name of personal area # Name of personal area PERSAREA=PERSONAL PERSAREA=PERSONAL # user name # user name USERNOM="Pablo Gomez" USERNOM="Pablo Gomez" # temp output file name # temp output file name OUTFILE=/tmp/persanswr OUTFILE=/tmp/persanswr # Extraction of the messages in the personal area which are due for process # Extraction of the messages in the personal area which are due for process # and which will then be marked as `sent' # and which will then be marked as `sent' # # futility tool "display" "attribute-se&&from+Pablo Gomez" $PERSAREA > $OUTFILE futility tool "display" "attribute-se&&from+Pablo Gomez" $PERSAREA > $OUTFILE futility tool "+se" "attribute-se&&from+Pablo Gomez" $PERSAREA futility tool "+se" "attribute-se&&from+Pablo Gomez" $PERSAREA # distribution to the new areas... # distribution to the new areas... awk -f $USER_BIN_DIR/persreply.awk < $OUTFILE awk -f $USER_BIN_DIR/persreply.awk < $OUTFILE # scan the message base # scan the message base # # $LOCAL_BIN_DIR/fscan $LOCAL_BIN_DIR/fscan ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- And the `awk' line included in the file persreply.awk reads: And the `awk' line included in the file persreply.awk reads: ,,, ,,, (o o) File: ~/bin/persreply.awk (o o) File: ~/bin/persreply.awk ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*------oOO--(_)--OOo-------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- BEGIN { BEGIN { # # # Touch this if necessary # Touch this if necessary # ATTENTION: Watch also for instruction blocks marked with "####": # ATTENTION: Watch also for instruction blocks marked with "####": # these too will need adjustment. # these too will need adjustment. # # outputfile="/tmp/tmpreply" outputfile="/tmp/tmpreply" # # # # # down here I suppose only the blocks marked with `###' my need changes # down here I suppose only the blocks marked with `###' my need changes # # borracmd=sprintf("rm -f %s", outputfile) borracmd=sprintf("rm -f %s", outputfile) replyarea="" replyarea="" estado=1 estado=1 system(borracmd) system(borracmd) } } # It's only valid the first time found in each message. # It's only valid the first time found in each message. # Avoid copying, so it won't reach another system which is using the same # Avoid copying, so it won't reach another system which is using the same # system # system /\*\*\* ftoss: copied from /{ /\*\*\* ftoss: copied from /{ if (estado==1) { if (estado==1) { viejoestado=2 viejoestado=2 estado=3 estado=3 replyarea=$NF replyarea=$NF ### Modify: ### Modify: print "*** pers_area: Copiado desde area PERSONAL" >> "/tmp/tmpreply" print "*** pers_area: Copiado desde area PERSONAL" >> "/tmp/tmpreply" } } } } /^#To: / { /^#To: / { user="" user="" for (n=2; n <= NF; n++) { for (n=2; n <= NF; n++) { user=sprintf("%s %s ",user,$n) user=sprintf("%s %s ",user,$n) } } } } # Avoid writing the following lines: # Avoid writing the following lines: /^#Area: / { /^#Area: / { viejoestado=estado viejoestado=estado estado=3 estado=3 } } /^#@To: / { /^#@To: / { viejoestado=estado viejoestado=estado estado=3 estado=3 } } # always but in the before mentioned cases... # always but in the before mentioned cases... estado != 3{ estado != 3{ ##### ##### # # # ATTENTION!: Modify as above. # ATTENTION!: Modify as above. # Sorry for the hack, but I couldn't make it work otherwise. # Sorry for the hack, but I couldn't make it work otherwise. # # print $0 >> "/tmp/tmpreply" print $0 >> "/tmp/tmpreply" } } # Restore the previous state # Restore the previous state estado==3 { estado=viejoestado } estado==3 { estado=viejoestado } /^###MESSAGE_END###/{ /^###MESSAGE_END###/{ if (estado==2) { if (estado==2) { close (outputfile) close (outputfile) comando=sprintf("cat %s | futility addmsg %s",outputfile, comando=sprintf("cat %s | futility addmsg %s",outputfile, replyarea) replyarea) system(comando) system(comando) system(borracmd) system(borracmd) estado=1 estado=1 replyarea="" replyarea="" } } } } END { END { system(borracmd) system(borracmd) } } ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- ---*reiss*------*schnippel*--------------------------*knabber*-----*fetz*--- Be careful: there are cut off lines (visibly), and there is a double hack Be careful: there are cut off lines (visibly), and there is a double hack which I wasn't able to resolve better. Instead of defining all of the above which I wasn't able to resolve better. Instead of defining all of the above variables, there is one, `outputfile' which I had to redefine half way of variables, there is one, `outputfile' which I had to redefine half way of the script as a constant, because I didn't know how to do it better. I tried the script as a constant, because I didn't know how to do it better. I tried to pass the variable quoted in different styles, but I couldn't achieve it. to pass the variable quoted in different styles, but I couldn't achieve it. Maybe one of you could give me a hint. Maybe one of you could give me a hint. This was tested with several simultaneous messages, but I think I never This was tested with several simultaneous messages, but I think I never failed to destroy the line with ***ftoss... failed to destroy the line with ***ftoss... Regards until the next time. I hope you'll find it useful. I'll be pleased Regards until the next time. I hope you'll find it useful. I'll be pleased to get comments, improvements, etc. to get comments, improvements, etc. Bye, Bye, Pablo GOMEZ Pablo GOMEZ pgomez@p12.laereas.encomix.com pgomez@p12.laereas.encomix.com --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm --- FEddi 0.9pl5 via BinkleyTerm * Origin: Puntomatico Remoto. Linux en Hoyo de Manzanares (2:341/43.40) * Origin: Puntomatico Remoto. Linux en Hoyo de Manzanares (2:341/43.40)
Alt+rAlt+rCtrl+r.Ctrl+r.Alt+nAlt+nCtrl+nCtrl+npointlist, To be able to do the latter, the addressee must be in the pointlist, otherwise just nothing happens.Alt+l; using then theAlt+l; using then the cursor right key, you'll be changing to the list of areas.Tab key, and see a list similar to that which appears to hit the Tab key, and see a list similar to that which appears in the previous item. If you continue using this key you'll change the in the previous item. If you continue using this key you'll change the references to the linked messages.futility You will know that there multiple linked messages (this is what futility link does) by one and the same Re: and by some yellow codes which link does) by one and the same Re: and by some yellow codes which appear in the right upper corner of the screen, in the zone dedicated to appear in the right upper corner of the screen, in the zone dedicated to the message's header.Alt+y, followed netmail, -once the addressee has been typed- push Alt+y, followed by f; then Alt+j and finally Tab; you'll be able to ``navigate'' by f; then Alt+j and finally Tab; you'll be able to ``navigate'' up to the file.Tab applies to all operations related to files(insert file, The latter Tab applies to all operations related to files(insert file, export message to file, etc...)bt:bt:/usr/bin/bbs File /usr/bin/bbs
echo -e "\033(U" echo -e "\033(U" /usr/bin/bt /usr/bin/bt echo -e "\033(B" echo -e "\033(B"
chmod 755 /usr/bin/bbs chmod 755 /usr/bin/bbs
/usr/lib/binkley/binkley.cfg changing the value of the/usr/lib/binkley/binkley.cfg changing the value of the line BoxType to 3: line BoxType to 3:
[...] [...] BoxType 3 BoxType 3 [...] [...]