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- Greetings,
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- REQFIL has been revised to use directories 0-9.. The original REQDIR
- has been changed to include file request instructions with the reply message.
- And a new REQDIR2 for systems that have a very large number of directories
- and files. The following describes the operation of the programs.
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- REQDIR.EXE Ver 1.4 (8-8-89)
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- SP REQDIR @ BBS will generate a return message containing all
- directories and files.
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- The SERVER.MB text required to activate this server is:
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- s reqdir \mb\reqdir.exe reqdir.out 8 reqdir.in 8
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- Options are used to lock-out directories that are not to be included in
- the listing. You may desire to, limit the size of the listing, not include
- directories with very large files, etc.. The option/s are used as if they
- were command line arguments but are placed in a separate file in the BBS
- directory. This option file is not required for the operation of the
- server.
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- The server looks for a file with the name 'REQDAT.RLI' when
- initialized. Use, "copy con reqdat.rli" as you would a batch file. To
- lock-out a directory, enter '-' followed be the directory ID/s. As an
- example, to keep the A, F, & T directories out of the listing, use the
- following:
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- -aft
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- As of version 1.2 of REQDIR, this server will also accept command line
- options. This requires that 'server.mb' call a batch file that runs 'reqdir'
- with the options as in the following example. (NOTE: This method will use
- more memory since command.com must be loaded.)
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- To remove directories A, G, & T from the listing, enter the following in
- a batch file:
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- \mb\reqdir -agt
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- The SERVER.MB text in this case would be:
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- s reqdir \mb\direq.bat reqdir.out 8 reqdir.in 8
- (Where, 'direq.bat' is the batch file in directory 'mb').
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- REQDIR2 Ver 1.1 (8-8-89)
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- REQDIR2 is for systems with a large number of directories and files.
- Operation is the same as above with the following exceptions.
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- A REQDIR message with no subject command gives a sub-directory listing
- only. SP REQDIR @ BBS will generate a return message containing all
- sub-directories.
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- A REQDIR message subject with "-", followed by the directory ID/s,
- returns those directories. Up to five (5) directories can be requested in a
- message. As an example, this subject line would request a listing for
- directories A, D, E, 2, and 8:
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- -ade28
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- The SERVER.MB text required to activate this server is:
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- s reqdir \mb\reqdir2.exe reqdir.out 8 reqdir.in 8
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- NOTE: If you choose to rename "REQDIR2.EXE" to "REQDIR", remember to
- change the associated files.
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- REQFIL.EXE Ver 1.2 (6-17-89)
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- SP REQFIL @ BBS will generate a return message containing file specified
- in the Subject field using the RLI download format.
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- SP REQFIL @ WB3AFL (Title/Subject)->ds reqdir.c
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- The SERVER.MB text required to activate this server is:
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- s reqfil \mb\reqfil.exe reqfil.out 8 reqfil.in 8
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- As of version 1.2, REQFIL will process requests on directories 0-9.
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