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/* Diavolo API Header File © 1995 Martin Korndörfer V 1.30 */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* */ /* API Structures and misc. values */ /* */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define RENDEZVOUS_NAME "Diavolo.%ld" /* '%ld' will be replaced by 1, or a higher number if 'Diavolo.1' already exists in the system port list */ /* The following structure will be used to send commands to Diavolo. It will also used by Diavolo to send reports and requests to the caller. */ struct DiavoloAPIMsg { struct Message DAPI_Message; /* Exec message structure */ LONG DAPI_Command; /* Command */ LONG DAPI_Arg1, DAPI_Arg2; LONG DAPI_Arg3, DAPI_Arg4; /* Misc. arguments */ APTR DAPI_Ptr1, DAPI_Ptr2; APTR DAPI_Ptr3, DAPI_Ptr4; /* Misc. pointer */ LONG DAPI_Errorcode; /* Errorcode, set in replied message */ }; /* The following structure is used by Diavolo to return its actual status and progression report. Use DAPI_INQUIRY to fill it with data */ struct DiavoloInquiry { ULONG DAPI_Magic; /* Magic Value, see below */ ULONG DAPI_Size; /* Size of this structure */ ULONG DAPI_ActualStatus; /* See defines below */ ULONG DAPI_BackupMedium; /* See defines in DiavoloPrefs.h (MEDIUM_xxx) */ /* The following values are only valid while an operation is in process or while the statistic is displayed */ char DAPI_BackName[60]; /* Name of backup */ struct DateStamp DAPI_Created; /* Creation date of backup */ ULONG DAPI_ID; /* ID of backup */ ULONG DAPI_BackSize; /* Size of backup */ ULONG DAPI_BackFiles; /* Files in backup */ ULONG DAPI_BackDirs; /* Dirs in backup */ ULONG DAPI_BackVolumes; /* Number of partitions in backup */ char DAPI_File[35]; /* Current Filename being processed */ char DAPI_Dir[400]; /* Current Directory being processed */ ULONG DAPI_FileCount; /* Number of files processed (incl. acutal file) */ ULONG DAPI_DirCount; /* Number of dirs processed (incl. actual dir) */ ULONG DAPI_ByteCount; /* Number of bytes processed */ ULONG DAPI_Written; /* Number of bytes written/read to/from medium */ /* The following fields are valid when saving/restoring to/from a file (some fields also used with direct medium backups) */ ULONG DAPI_MediumFree; /* Number of bytes free on medium */ ULONG DAPI_MediumSize; /* Size of medium */ char DAPI_BackFile[400]; /* Name of file to backup to */ /* The following fields are valid when saving/restoring to/from tape (some fields also used with direct medium backups)*/ UBYTE DAPI_TapeStatus; /* See defines below */ ULONG DAPI_TapeBlockCount; /* Number of blocks written/read */ ULONG DAPI_TapeNum; /* Number of tape or medium writing/readin to/from */ /* The following fields are valid when saving/restrong to/from disk */ UBYTE DAPI_DiskStatus[4]; /* See defines below */ UBYTE DAPI_DiskTrack[4]; /* Actual track writing/reading */ ULONG DAPI_DiskSize[4]; /* Size of disk in drive */ UWORD DAPI_DisksDone; /* Disks written yet */ /* The following fields are valid when comparing or restoring */ ULONG DAPI_FilesOk; /* Number of files identical */ ULONG DAPI_FilesDiff; /* Number of files not identical */ ULONG DAPI_FilesUnread; /* Number of files not readable */ ULONG DAPI_FilesMiss; /* Number of files not on hd */ ULONG DAPI_FilesNewer; /* Number of files newer on hd */ ULONG DAPI_HeaderMis; /* Number of files with diff. headers */ ULONG DAPI_LinkErr; /* Number of unresolvable links */ /* The following fields are only valid while backup, when packer is active */ ULONG DAPI_Unpacked; /* Processed bytes, unpacked */ ULONG DAPI_Packed; /* Processed bytes, packed */ }; #define INQ_MAGIC 0xf18ab128 /* Magic value for DiavoloInquiry */ /* Values for DAPI_ActualStatus */ #define INQSTATUS_MENU 0 /* Main menu */ #define INQSTATUS_DEVSELBACK 1 /* Device selection for backup */ #define INQSTATUS_DEVSELREST 2 /* Device selection for restore */ #define INQSTATUS_DEVSELCOMP 3 /* Device selection for compare */ #define INQSTATUS_BACKUP 4 /* Backup operation */ #define INQSTATUS_BACKUPSTAT 5 /* Statistics after backup complete */ #define INQSTATUS_SCANNING 6 /* Scanning for backup index */ #define INQSTATUS_RESTORE 7 /* Restore operation */ #define INQSTATUS_RESTORESTAT 8 /* Statistics after restore complete */ #define INQSTATUS_COMPARE 9 /* Compare operation */ #define INQSTATUS_COMPARESTAT 10 /* Statistics after compare complete */ #define INQSTATUS_IMMEDCOMPARE 11 /* Compare right after backup (without scan) */ #define INQSTATUS_UNKNOWN ~0 /* Current INQSTATUS undefined */ /* Values for DAPI_TapeStatus */ #define TAPSTAT_REWIND 1 /* Tape is rewinding */ #define TAPSTAT_SEEK 2 /* Tape is seeking position */ #define TAPSTAT_WRITEINDEX 3 /* Writing index on tape */ #define TAPSTAT_READINDEX 4 /* Reading index from tape */ #define TAPSTAT_STANDBY 5 /* Tape standing by */ #define TAPSTAT_WRITING 6 /* Writing data to tape */ #define TAPSTAT_READING 7 /* Reading data from tape */ #define TAPSTAT_PARTITION 8 /* Partitioning tape */ /* Values for DAPI_DiskStatus */ #define DSKSTAT_UNUSED 0 /* Disk drive unused or not available */ #define DSKSTAT_NODISK 1 /* No disk in drive */ #define DSKSTAT_BUSY 2 /* Disk busy (writing or reading) */ #define DSKSTAT_REMOVE 3 /* Remove disk from drive */ #define DSKSTAT_ERROR 4 /* Error reading/writing disk */ #define DSKSTAT_READY 5 /* Disk ready in drive */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* */ /* Commands */ /* */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Misc. Commands */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_RENDEZVOUS 0x0000001 /* Setup communication with Diavolo This command has to be sent to Diavolo to start the communication. Most other commands require that the caller has introduced itself with this message first. If another process is currently communicating with Diavolo, this command will fail with DAPI_Errorcode set to DAPI_EC_INUSE. The mn_ReplyPort of this message will be used by Diavolo to send its messages to the communicating process, so it's neccessary to use a permanent message port as the reply port for this message. This port HAS to be monitored for messages, as Diavolo sends all user requests to it and they must be answered. Returnvalues: Arg1: Diavolo Version (even if request fails) Arg2: Diavolo Revision (even if request fails) */ #define DAPI_GOODBYE 0x0000002 /* Shut down communication with Diavolo A process that has initiated communication with Diavolo via DAPI_RENDEZVOUS has to release it with command when finished. Diavolo cannot (and will not) remove itself from memory when a process has had a RENDEZVOUS but not said GOODBYE yet. Only after this command has returned successfully, it's save to delete the message port you've been using to communicate with Diavolo (ReplyPort of your DAPI_RENDEZVOUS command). The command will fail if there is any operation pending (backup, restore or compare) with error code DAPI_EC_OPPENDING. Use DAPI_ABORTOPERATION first in this case. */ #define DAPI_LOCKUI 0x0000003 /* Lock User Interface Arg1: TRUE: lock, FALSE: unlock user interface While controling Diavolo, the user is still able to use the buttons and menus. To prevent the user from interfering with the intended operation, you can lock all user interface elements, i.e. all mouse, keyboard and menu actions. The user will still be able to PRESS a button, but it will have no effect. After an operation has been started, you should unlock the interface, so that the user may pause or abort the operation. */ #define DAPI_ABORTOPERATION 0x0000004 /* Aborts an operation (backup, restore or compare) This command is only valid while Diavolo is doing an operation. When this message is sent, Diavolo will cancel this operation immediately. */ #define DAPI_INQUIRY 0x0000005 /* Get actual status This command is valid even if the caller has not made a rendezvous with Diavolo. Ptr1 Pointer to allocated DiavoloInquiry structure. Arg1 Size of structure. When this message is replied, the fields of the DiavoloInquiry structure are filled according the actual status. Be prepared that this data may change in the future. As long as the INQ_MAGIC value hasn't changed, you can assume that the existing data is as defined. DAPI_Size could report a larger size than expected if the structure has been expanded, though. */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Main Menu Commands */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_QUIT 0x0010001 /* Quit Diavolo Backup. Diavolo will quit itself. When finished it sends a DAPI_CLOSEDOWN message to the caller. Send a DAPI_GOODBYE to release the message- port. This command aborts all pending operations. Diavolo will quit immediatelay after all resources have been released. */ #define DAPI_LOADCONFIG 0x0010002 /* Load a configuration file. Ptr1: Pointer to filename (C-String, 0 terminated) Returnvalues: Arg1: Success (TRUE/FALSE) Use this command to set the various settings of Diavolo Backup. If the load fails, Diavolo will send a DAPI_RC_LOADPREFSERR message. You can reply this message with -1 to display the error requester or 0 to ignore it. You can load a new configuration while an operation is in progress, but only some of the new settings will affect the current operation. */ #define DAPI_SAVECONFIG 0x0010003 /* Save a configuration file. Ptr1: Pointer to filename (C-String, 0 terminated) Returnvalues: Arg1: Success (TRUE/FALSE) Use this command to save the current settings of Diavolo Backup. See DAPI_LOADCONFIG for further details. */ #define DAPI_ASKCONFIG 0x0010004 /* Get the current configuration structure Ptr1: Pointer to allocated memory area, large enough to hold the configuration data (see DiavoloPrefs.h) Arg1: Size of memory area This function returns the current configuration structure des- cribed in DiavoloPrefs.h. Be prepared that this data may change in the future. As long as the PRF_MAGIC value hasn't changed, you can assume that the existing data is as defined. prf_Size could report a larger size than expected if the structure has been expanded, though. */ #define DAPI_CHANGECONFIG 0x0010005 /* Change the actual configuration. Ptr1: Pointer to configuration structure *NEVER EVER* create a configuration structure yourself. Instead, get the current structure with DAPI_ASKCONFIG, make the neccessary adjustments and return it with this command. You can change the configuration while an operation is in progress, but only some of the new settings will affect the current operation. */ #define DAPI_CLEARLISTS 0x0010006 /* Clears all previous selection lists. Works just like the respective menu item. Should be called before any programmed operation to make sure that there are no previous selections left. This call also updates the list of devices listed by Diavolo. */ #define DAPI_MAINMENU 0x0010007 /* Return to the main menu This command is valid when Diavolo is in the device selection or when an operation has been completed while the statistics are displayed. */ #define DAPI_CREATEREPORT 0x0010008 /* Create file or error list This command can used after an operation has been completed. Arg1: TRUE: Create Filelist, FALSE: Create Errorlist Arg2: TRUE: Use wide format (136 chars per line), FALSE: Use normal format (80 chars per line). Only used whith filelists. Ptr1: Pointer to name of destination file, can also be "prt:" to print the report. NULL: prompt user for filename. */ #define DAPI_SCSICOMMAND 0x0010009 /* Send a command to an SCSI tape device Arg1: Command to send 1: Erase tape 2: Scan tape (not implemented before 1.34) 3: Eject tape 4: Rewind tape 5: Retense tape 6: Show tape contents Works just as the respective menu function. Erase tape will ask the user if he really wants to erase the tape and if a full or fast erase should performed. The application can capture these requests and answer them automatically as needed. */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Backup requests */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_INITBACKUP 0x0020001 /* Initiate a backup operation. This call is only valid if the main menu is active. Diavolo switches to the Device Selection window. You should call DAPI_CLEARLISTS before or after this call to make sure that there is no previous selection left, before making any new selections. The backup destination can be set by DAPI_CHANGECONFIG or DAPI_LOADCONFIG. */ #define DAPI_USEFILTER 0x0020002 /* A given filter will be used to select files to backup. Ptr1: Pointer to filename of filter (C-String) Return values: Arg1: Number of Partitions currently selected Arg2: Number of Directories currently selected Arg3: Number of Files currently selected Arg4: Size of all selected files For description of filters see the example filter found in the package. */ #define DAPI_BACKSELECT 0x0020003 /* Select or deselect files. Arg1: Mode DAPI_SEL_INCLUDE : Include files DAPI_SEL_EXCLUDE : Exclude files DAPI_SEL_IMAGE : Add Image Backup DAPI_SEL_MOVIE : Add MovieShop Backup DAPI_SEL_INCLUDE and DAPI_SEL_EXCLUDE: Ptr1: Pointer to Partition name for selection Ptr2: Pointer to relative path on this partition, inkl. Pattern Ptr3: Pointer to date string or NULL if no date selection Ptr4: Pointer to pattern for directory scan or NULL if all directories should be scanned Arg2: 0: Ignore Archive, 1: Arch. set, 2: Arch. unset Arg3: TRUE: Include Subdirectories Arg4: TRUE: Ignore empty directories DAPI_SEL_IMAGE: Ptr1: Pointer to Devicename for Image Backup Arg2: TRUE if only used blocks should be saved DAPI_SEL_MOVIE: Ptr1: Pointer to path for MovieShop project file Use this command to build a selection list manually. To create a list of files to backup, set Arg1 to DAPI_SEL_INCLUDE and DAPI_SEL_EXCLUDE resp. If a partition is selected the first time, it will be scanned before selecting anything. You can then use the same partition as often as neccessary to add or remove files from the selection. The 'Partition' can also be a path to a subdirectory. In that case, only THIS directory will be scanned. Use this only if you want to save a part of a partition. Assignments, even multiple assignments, can be used as Partitions. See descriptions of filters for restrictions with multiple assignments. All other parameters are used exactly the same way as in filers. To add a Image Backup to the list set Arg1 to DAPI_SEL_IMAGE. A semicolon at the Device name is optional. If the given Partition is recognized by Diavolo, it will save only used blocks, if Arg2 is TRUE. Otherwise, Arg2 will be ignored. It's not possible to remove an image backup from the list using the API. To add a MovieShop Backup to the list set Arg1 to DAPI_SEL_MOVIE. Ptr1 must point to a MovieShop project file. All neccessary data will be derived from that file. If the movieshop.library could not be found, the options will fail. It's not possible to remove an MovieShop backup from the list using the API. Return values: Arg1: Number of Partitions currently selected Arg2: Number of Directories currently selected Arg3: Number of Files currently selected Arg4: Size of all selected files if DAPI_Errorcode is set to DAPI_EC_SELECTFAILED then Arg1: Failure code 0: Memory error 1: Partition not found 2: Error while scanning partition 3: No lock on partition (when used as subdirectory) 4: No Partition given 5: No MainVolume (internal error) 6: Error locating device for image backup 7: Error reading MovieShop project file 8: Unsupported value for Arg1 */ #define DAPI_STARTBACKUP 0x0020004 /* Start backup operation Arg1: TRUE: Use PW Arg2: TRUE: Enocode data (only valid if Arg1 TRUE) Arg3: Only when saving to SCSI tape: 0: Ask user 1: Overwrite tape from beginning x: Overwrite tape from backup x (inlcuding), first backup is no. 1 ~0: (all bits set) Append to end of last backup on tape. Ptr1: Pointer to name of backup (max. 59 chars). Ptr2: Pointer to password (only valid if Arg1 TRUE, max 10 chars). After you've selected all files to backup using DAPI_USEFILTER and/or DAPI_BACKSELECT you can start the backup procedure with this command. This message won't be replied until the backup operation is complete or aborted due to an error or user intervention. Return values: Arg1: Number of bytes read Arg2: Number of bytes written to medium Arg3: Time in seconds if DAPI_Errorcode is set to DAPI_EC_OPFAILED then Arg1: Failure code 0: Backup could not be started (no files selected, no backup medium etc.) 1: Misc. error while backup in progress */ #define DAPI_COMPAREBACKUP 0x0020005 /* Compare a backup right after its completion. When a backup has been completed and the statistics are displayed, you can either use DAPI_MAINMENU to return to the main menu or you can use this command to compare the backup. This is the same as pressing the 'Compare' button in the statistics window. This message won't be replied until the compare operation is complete or aborted due to an error or user intervention. Return values: Arg1: Number of bytes read/compared Arg2: Time in seconds if DAPI_Errorcode is set to DAPI_EC_OPFAILED then Arg1: Failure code 0: Backup could not be started (no files selected, no backup medium etc.) 1: Misc. error while backup in progress */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Compare / Restore requests */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_INITCOMPARE 0x0030001 /* Initiate a compare operation. This call is only valid if the main menu is active. Diavolo switches to the Device Selection window. You should call DAPI_CLEARLISTS before or after this call to make sure that there is no previous selection left, before making any new selections. The compare source can be set by DAPI_CHANGECONFIG or DAPI_LOADCONFIG. */ #define DAPI_INITRESTORE 0x0030002 /* Initiate a restore operation. This call is only valid if the main menu is active. Diavolo switches to the Device Selection window. You should call DAPI_CLEARLISTS before or after this call to make sure that there is no previous selection left, before making any new selections. The restore source can be set by DAPI_CHANGECONFIG or DAPI_LOADCONFIG. */ #define DAPI_STARTSCAN 0x0030003 /* Scan backup medium for index Arg1: Only when scanning SCSI tape: 0: Ask user 1: Number of backup to scan, beginning with 1. ~0: Last backup on tape Ptr1: Pointer to Password or NULL when none given (Diavolo will ask if PW is required then). After this operation has succeeded, all Partitions of the scanned backup are displayed in the list. Then you can use DAPI_RESTSELECT to assign destination paths and to select / deselect files. This message won't be replied until the scanning operation is complete or aborted due to an error or user intervention. Return values: Arg1: Size of scanned backup in bytes Ptr1: Pointer to Backupname Ptr2: Pointer to Creation time (struct DateStamp *) if DAPI_Errorcode is set to DAPI_EC_OPFAILED then Arg1: Failure code 0: Scan could not be started (no backup medium etc.) 1: Misc. error while scan in progress */ #define DAPI_RESTSELECT 0x0030004 /* Select or deselect files and set destination paths for restore or compare. Arg1: Mode DAPI_SEL_INCLUDE : Include files DAPI_SEL_EXCLUDE : Exclude files DAPI_SEL_IMAGE : Add/Remove Image Backup DAPI_SEL_MOVIE : Add/Remove MovieShop Backup DAPI_SEL_INCLUDE and DAPI_SEL_EXCLUDE: Ptr1: Pointer to Partition name for selection Ptr2: Pointer to destination path or NULL if not to change Ptr3: Pointer to relative path on this partition, inkl. Pattern, NULL if no selection (set dest. path only). Ptr4: Pointer to date string or NULL if no date selection Arg2: 0: Ignore Archive, 1: Arch. set, 2: Arch. unset Arg3: TRUE: Include Subdirectories Arg4: TRUE: Ignore empty directories DAPI_SEL_IMAGE: Ptr1: Pointer to Devicename for Image Backup Ptr2: Pointer to destination Device or NULL if not to change Arg2: TRUE if selected, FALSE otherwise DAPI_SEL_MOVIE: Ptr1: Pointer to path for MovieShop project file Ptr2: Pointer to destination project file or NULL if not to change Arg2: TRUE if selected, FALSE otherwise This command can be used for two purposes: - Set the destination path for a partition/device/project in the backup - Select and deselect files/devices/projects to restore/compare Before you can use this command, you must have scanned the backup medium using DAPI_STARTSCAN. When the scan has completed, all files are selected (if the destination path is valid). So if you want to restore/compare all files in the backup and don't want to change the destination paths you can directly use DAPI_STARTCOMPARE or DAPI_STARTRESTORE without using this command. If there are multiple assignments in the backup, each representation of the assignment will be listed seperately and therefor must be referred to seperately. See also DAPI_BACKSELECT Return values: Arg1: Number of Partitions currently selected Arg2: Number of Directories currently selected Arg3: Number of Files currently selected Arg4: Size of all selected files if DAPI_Errorcode is set to DAPI_EC_SELECTFAILED then Arg1: Failure code 0: Memory error 1: Partition/device/project not in backup (or not scanned yet) 2: Destination path not found 3: No destination set for partition 4: No Partition given 5: Size of new destination device does not match image backup 6: Unsupported value for Arg1 100-...: Fehlercode von movieshop.library + 100 */ #define DAPI_STARTRESTORE 0x0030005 /* Start restore or compare operation This command can only be given after DAPI_INITCOMPARE or DAPI_INITRESTORE and after a successfull DAPI_STARTSCAN. You might also have used DAPI_RESTSELECT to select the compare destination and to select / deselect files. This message won't be replied until the operation is complete or aborted due to an error or user intervention. Return values: Arg1: Number of bytes read/compared Arg2: Time in seconds if DAPI_Errorcode is set to DAPI_EC_OPFAILED then Arg1: Failure code 0: Operation could not be started (no files selected, no backup medium etc.) 1: Misc. error while operation in progress */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* */ /* Report Codes */ /* */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_REQUEST 0x1000000 /* User Request, Diavolo would have opened a requester to ask the User something. Arg1: Request Code (see below) Ptr1: Request Window Title Ptr2: Request Text Ptr3: Request Gadgets The texts should only be used to display them to the user. DON'T rely on any information from the texts, as their layout will differ in any language. The gadget texts contains all options the user has. Each option is seperated with a | . The hotkey is preceded by an _. Reply this message to tell Diavolo what to do. Set Arg1 to ~0: Diavolo displays the requester as normal 0: Diavolo reacts as if the rightmost options was selected by the user (= FALSE, cancel in most cases) 1: Diavolo reacts as if the leftmost option was selected by the user (=TRUE). 2...x: Diavolo reacts as if the option x was selected by the user. Options are counted from left to right, starting with 1. See below for valid return values. Return -1 for every unknown not specifically handled message. */ #define DAPI_REQUEST_CANCELLED 0x1000001 /* User Request (DAPI_REQUEST) cancelled by Diavolo itself. Ptr1: Pointer to DAPI_REQUEST message that has been cancelled. If the request had to be cancelled for some reason (e.g. Disk inserted or operation cancelled) Diavolo will send this message. Reply both messages immediatley (the original DAPI_REQUEST message and this one). Diavolo will wait until both messages have been replied before continuing. Any values set in these returns will be ignored. You should reply this message, even if you don't know of any DAPI_REQUEST message with the given address. */ #define DAPI_CLOSEDOWN 0x1001001 /* Diavolo is going to quit. Reply this message and break connection with DAPI_GOODBYE */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* */ /* Request Codes */ /* */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* The request codes are sent before Diavolo opens a requester to tell or ask the user something. They are part of a DAPI_REQUEST message. Here's a list of all possible request codes. Process ONLY requests you know exactly what to do with. All other requests should simply be returned to Diavolo to display them (Return -1) or displayed by your application itself (using the text and gadgets provided by the DAPI_REQUEST message). The request code consists of several parts: Example: 0xAABCDD \/||\/ | || | | || --------- Codeindex | || | ||---------- Backup Medium | | 0: Unspecified, 1: Disk, 2: File, 3: SCSI | | | |----------- Operation Mode | 0: Unspecified, 1: Backup, 2: Restore/compare | |------------- Importance level 2: Proceed requests (e.g. 'Save prefs?') 3: Action requests (e.g. 'Insert disk') 4: Abortion requests (e.g. 'Abort backup?') 5: Warning messages (e.g. 'DOS disk in drive') 6: Error messages (e.g. 'Error in filter') 7: Fatal errors (e.g. 'Out of memory') 8: Private messages, not reported to application */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Proceed requests */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* General */ #define DAPI_RC_SAVEPREFS 0x200001 /* Prefs changed, save? 1: Yes, 2: No, 0: Cancel Quit */ #define DAPI_RC_CLEARFILELISTS 0x200002 /* Clear all filelists? 1: Yes, 0: No */ /* General, SCSI */ #define DAPI_RC_ERASETAPE 0x200301 /* SCSI: Erase tape? 1: Yes, 0: No */ #define DAPI_RC_ERASEPART 0x200302 /* SCSI: Partitions found on tape. 1: Reformat with 1 part. 2: Erase every partition, 0: Cancel */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Action requests */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* General, Disk */ #define DAPI_RC_INSERTDISK 0x300101 /* Disk: Insert next disk in any drive. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ /* General, SCSI */ #define DAPI_RC_INSERTTAPE 0x300301 /* SCSI: Insert next tape into drive. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ /* General, Direct */ #define DAPI_RC_INSERTMEDIUM 0x300401 /* Direct: Insert next medium in device. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ /* Backup, Disk */ #define DAPI_RC_INSERTDIRDISK 0x301101 /* Disk: Insert 1st disk, to write dir info. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ /* Backup, File */ #define DAPI_RC_FILEWRITEDIR 0x301201 /* File: Going to write dir info, replace medium with first file of backup or set dest. to first file. 1: Retry, 2: Change destination, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_NEXTFILE 0x301202 /* File: Need next file to continue restore. 1: Retry, 2: Change source, 0: Cancel */ /* Backup, Direct */ #define DAPI_RC_INSERTDIRMEDIUM 0x301401 /* Direct: Insert 1st medium, to write dir info. 1: Retry, 0:Cancel */ /* Restore, Disk */ #define DAPI_RC_SCANINSERTDISK 0x302101 /* Disk: Insert disk for scanning. 1: Retry, 2: Rebuild, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_SCANINSERTDISK1 0x302102 /* Disk: Insert disk for rebuild scanning. 1: Retry, 2: Skip disk, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore, SCSI */ #define DAPI_RC_INSERTLASTTAPE 0x302301 /* SCSI: Insert last tape for rebuilding index. 1: Already present, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_USETHISBACKUP 0x302302 /* SCSI: Manual tape scan, do you want to restore this backup? 1: Use, 2: Next, 3: New tape, 0: Cancel */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Abortion requests */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_RC_ABORTOP 0x400001 /* User has pressed PAUSE/ABORT, 1: Continue operation, 0: Abort operation */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Warning messages */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* General */ #define DAPI_RC_NOXPKLIB 0x500001 /* XPK library not found, no packer available */ /* Backup */ #define DAPI_RC_SETARCHERR 0x501001 /* Couldn't set archive flag for this file */ /* Backup, Disk */ #define DAPI_RC_BACKDISK 0x501101 /* Disk: Disk from another backup set in drive. 1: Use, 2: Next disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_SAMEBACKDISK 0x501102 /* Disk: Disk already used in this backup set. 1: Next disk, 0: cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DOSDISK 0x501103 /* Disk: DOS-formatted disk in drive. 1: Use, 2: Next disk, 0: cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DISKPROTECT 0x501104 /* Disk: Disk write protected. 1: Retry, 2: Next disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DISKVERERR 0x501105 /* Disk: Verify error. 1: Retry, 2: Other disk, 3: Skip track, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DISKVERERR1 0x501106 /* Disk: Verify error. Skip not possible. 1: Retry, 2: Other disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DISKVERERR2 0x501107 /* Disk: Verify error. Skip and other disk not possible. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDERR 0x501108 /* Disk: Read/Write error. 1: Retry, 2: Other disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDERR1 0x501109 /* Disk: Read/Write error. Other disk not possible. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ /* Backup, File */ #define DAPI_RC_NODESTFILE 0x501201 /* File: No destination filename or error writing to it. 1: Retry, 2: Change destination, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DESTFULL 0x501202 /* File: Destination volume full. 1: Retry (after medium has been replaced) 2: Change destination, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_FILEEXISTS 0x501203 /* File: Destination file exists already. 1: Use, 2: Change destination, 0: Cancel */ /* Backup, SCSI */ #define DAPI_RC_SCSIWRTINDXERR 0x501301 /* SCSI: Error writing index file. 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TAPEUSED 0x501302 /* SCSI: Tape already used in this backup. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TAPEPROTECTED 0x501303 /* SCSI: Tape protected. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TAPEFULL 0x501304 /* SCSI: Tape full, replace. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_INDEXERR 0x501305 /* SCSI: Indexfile missing or wrong. 1: Overwrite tape, 2: Change tape, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_ALIENTAPE 0x501306 /* SCSI: Tape empty or unknown. 1: Overwrite tape, 2: Change tape, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TAPEPROTECTED 0x501303 /* SCSI: Tape protected. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TAPEPROTECTED 0x501303 /* SCSI: Tape protected. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ /* Backup, Direct */ #define DAPI_RC_MEDIUMPROTECTED 0x501401 /* Direct: Medium protected. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTUNKNOWN 0x501402 /* Direct: Medium contains unknown data. 1: Overwrite, 2: Other medium 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTERROR 0x501403 /* Direct: Medium ID could not be read. 1: Retry 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTERROR1 0x501404 /* Direct: Read/Write error on Medium. 1: Retry, 2: Other medium, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTERROR2 0x501405 /* Direct: Read/Write error on Medium. Other medium not possible. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTDIRWRONG 0x501406 /* Direct: Need medium x, found medium y (while writing directory) 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTSAMEBAK 0x501407 /* Direct: Tape from same backup set, need other tape 1: Retry 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTOTHERBAK 0x501408 /* Direct: Tape from another bakup set. 1: Use it, 2: Other tape, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore */ #define DAPI_RC_DOOVERWRT 0x502001 /* File exists. 1: Overwrite, 2: Skip, 3: Options, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_FILEWRTERR 0x502002 /* Error writing file. 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_FILEPROPERR 0x502003 /* Error setting file's flags and comment. 1: Retry 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_RENAMEERR 0x502004 /* Error renaming file. 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_FILEINCOMPL 0x502005 /* File incomplete. 1: Restore, 2: Skip, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DOIMGOVERWRITE 0x502006 /* Overwrite dest. partition? 1: Overwrite, 2: Skip, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DOMOVIEOVERWRITE 0x502007 /* Overwrite dest. MovieShop project? 1: Overwrite, 2: Skip, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore, Disk */ #define DAPI_RC_WRONGDISK 0x502101 /* Disk: Wrong disk. 1: Retry, 2: Next disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_SCANWRONGDISK 0x502102 /* Disk: Wrong disk during man. scan. 1: Retry, 2: Next disk 3: skip all missing disks, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_REINSERTDISK 0x502103 /* Disk: Reinsert disk. 1: Retry, 2: Next disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDMANSCANERR 0x502104 /* Disk: Read error while scanning disk. 1: Retry, 2: Skip track 3: Skip disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDMANSCANERR1 0x502105 /* Disk: Read error while scanning disk. Skip track not possible. 1: Retry, 2: Skip disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDSCANERR 0x502106 /* Disk: Read error while reading index. 1: Retry, 2: Other disk, 3: Rebuild, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDSCANERR1 0x502107 /* Disk: Read error while reading index. Other disk not possible. 1: Retry, 2: Rebuild, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDREADERR 0x502108 /* Disk: Read error. 1: Retry, 2: Skip track, 3: Skip disk, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_TDREADERR1 0x502109 /* Disk: Read error, unknown disk. 1: Retry, 2: Next drive, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore, File */ #define DAPI_RC_NOSRCFILE 0x502201 /* File: Source file not found or read error. 1: Retry, 2: Change source, 3: Cancel */ /* Restore, SCSI */ #define DAPI_RC_INDXREADERR 0x502301 /* SCSI: No index or index error. 1: Rebuild tape index, 2: Scan tape, 3: Change tape, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_WRONGTAPE 0x502302 /* SCSI: Wrong tape. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_NOCONTENTS 0x502303 /* SCSI: Contents of backup not found. Not last tape? 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_READALIENTAPE 0x502304 /* SCSI: Tape empty or unknown. 1: Change tape, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_SCANLASTTAPE 0x502305 /* SCSI: Rebuild tape index: Last backup on tape incomplete, insert last tape of backup. 1: Retry, 2: No tape, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore, Direct */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTRESTWRONG 0x502401 /* Direct: Wrong medium inserted. 1: Retry 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTRESTWRONG2 0x502402 /* Direct: Medium with higher nr. than requested inserted. 1:Retry 2: Skip missing media, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTRESTERROR 0x502403 /* Direct: Medium ID could not be read. 1: Retry 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTRESTERROR1 0x502404 /* Direct: Error while reading from Medium. 1: Retry 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTRESTERROR2 0x502405 /* Direct: Error while reading from Medium. 1: Retry, 2: Skip track 0 : Cancel */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Error messages */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* General */ #define DAPI_RC_EXAMINEDIRERR 0x600001 /* Couldn't examine directory (scan) */ #define DAPI_RC_LOCKDIRERR 0x600002 /* Couldn't lock on directory (scan) */ #define DAPI_RC_SCANDIRERR 0x600003 /* Couldn't scan directory (scan) */ #define DAPI_RC_SAVEPREFSERR 0x600004 /* Couldn't save preferences */ #define DAPI_RC_LOADPREFSERR 0x600005 /* Couldn't load preferences */ #define DAPI_RC_NOREPORTFILE 0x600006 /* Couldn't open or write to report file */ #define DAPI_RC_FILTERERR 0x600007 /* Error in filterfile. 1: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_INVALIDDATE 0x600008 /* Invalid date in filter. */ #define DAPI_RC_SIZEEXCEEDED 0x600009 /* Size of selected files exceeds 4GB */ /* SCSI */ #define DAPI_RC_SCSIERR 0x600301 /* SCSI: SCSI Error. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_ENDOFTAPE 0x600302 /* SCSI: Unexpected end of tape. */ /* Direct */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTNODATA 0x600401 /* Direct: Could not get Device information 1: Retry 0: Cancel */ /* Backup */ #define DAPI_RC_FILENOTFOUND 0x601001 /* File to backup not found. 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_FILEREADERR 0x601002 /* Error while reading file. 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_PACKERR 0x601003 /* Error compressing file. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_IMAGEREADERR 0x601004 /* Error reading from Device (Imagebackup). 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_MOVIEBACKERR 0x601005 /* Error reading MovieShop data. 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore */ #define DAPI_RC_PATHNOTFOUND 0x602001 /* Restore destination path not found */ #define DAPI_RC_STRUCTINVALID 0x602002 /* Backup structure invalid */ #define DAPI_RC_UNPACKERR 0x602003 /* Error unpacking data. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_WRONGPW 0x602004 /* Wrong password. 1: New PW, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_IMAGEDESTMISMATCH 0x602005 /* Image backup destination not correct size */ #define DAPI_RC_IMAGEDESTNOTFOUND 0x602006 /* Image backup destination not found */ #define DAPI_RC_RESTIMGREADERR 0x602007 /* Error reading from Device (Imagebackup). 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_RESTIMGWRITEERR 0x602008 /* Error writing to Device (Imagebackup). 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_MOVIEPRJNOTFOUND 0x602009 /* Could not find MovieShop project for destination. */ #define DAPI_RC_MOVIERESTERR 0x602010 /* Error reading or writing MovieShop data. 1: Retry, 2: Ignore, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore, Disk */ #define DAPI_RC_DISKSTRINV 0x602101 /* Disk: Dir. not found or structure invalid. 1: Rebuild, 0: Cancel */ /* Restore, SCSI */ #define DAPI_RC_BACKNOTFOUND 0x602301 /* SCSI: Backup not found on tape. 1: Retry, 0: Cancel */ #define DAPI_RC_NOMOREBACKUPS 0x602302 /* SCSI: No more backups on this tape. */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Fatal errors */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_RC_MEMERROR 0x700001 /* Out of memory */ #define DAPI_RC_OPFAILED 0x700002 /* Operation failed (backup, restore, compare) */ #define DAPI_RC_NOXPK 0x700003 /* No XPK library, but required */ #define DAPI_RC_SCSIOPENERR 0x700004 /* Couldn't open SCSI device or not a seq. tape device */ #define DAPI_RC_DRIVENEEDED 0x700005 /* No disk drive active */ #define DAPI_RC_FILTERNOTFOUND 0x700006 /* Couldn't open or read filterfile */ #define DAPI_RC_DIRECTOPENERR 0x700007 /* Direct access device not found or open error */ #define DAPI_RC_FILENEEDED 0x700008 /* No filename given for backup to/from file */ #define DAPI_RC_FILEGETNAMEERR 0x700009 /* Could not determine true destination path (backup to file) */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* Private codes */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_RC_PRIVATE 0x800000 /* Private requester code */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* */ /* Error codes */ /* */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_EC_NOERROR 0 /* Request completed successfully */ #define DAPI_EC_INUSE 1 /* API already used by another application */ #define DAPI_EC_NOTAVAILABLE 2 /* Command currently not possible or unknown */ #define DAPI_EC_NOTMETYET 3 /* Caller unknown, RENDEZVOUS first */ #define DAPI_EC_INVALIDCONFIG 4 /* DAPI_CHANGECONFIG: Structure invalid */ #define DAPI_EC_SELECTFAILED 5 /* DAPI_xxxSELECT: Failed */ #define DAPI_EC_OPPENDING 6 /* Goodbye not possible: Operation pending. Use DAPI_ABORTOPERATION first. */ #define DAPI_EC_OPFAILED 7 /* Operation failed */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* */ /* Codes fuer DAPI_BACKSELECT and DAPI_RESTSELECT */ /* */ /* *********************************************************************** */ /* *********************************************************************** */ #define DAPI_SEL_INCLUDE 1 /* Include files and directories */ #define DAPI_SEL_EXCLUDE 2 /* Exclude files and directories */ #define DAPI_SEL_IMAGE 3 /* Image backups */ #define DAPI_SEL_MOVIE 4 /* MovieShop Backups */