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RebeLog v1.0
March 18, 1990
by Outrider
Rock 'n' Roll Rebel BBS
300-2400 ~ 702/435-0786
WHAT IS REBELOG?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Basically, RebeLog is a pair of programs designed to make viewing and
maintaining your Log file easier. In addition, it maintains your Log file
so that your Local logons are not shown. If you're like me, you've always
hated that your Local logons cluttered up your Log file.
HOW TO USE REBELOG
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
REBELOG.SCR: Pretty simple here. Simply change the two paths near the top
of the script to suit your own needs. Comments are included,
if you wish to see how the program works, or if you wish to
make any modifications.
It is recommended you change the name of this program to work
with your Function keys, although you can also run it from my
_hot_ menu program, HotFire!. <- Shameless plug.
When running the program, it will display your Log file, one
page at a time. At the end of the file you are asked if you
wish to delete it. 'Y' will delete both your Log and your
Backup (more on this later), 'N' will start the display over,
and 'X' will exit without deleting anything.
In addition, those annoying '\' characters are changed to '/'
so that they don't screw up your display. Makes it very nice
if you're using Expressy, which provides your entire download
and upload paths, or if you have any script errors, which
shows your entire path.
ENDCALL.SCR: This is a supplement for your own ENDCALL.SCR (if you run
one). It is written so that it is placed at the beginning of
your current ENDCALL.SCR, but with any kind of grasp of the
script language you should be able to place it anywhere. As
with REBELOG.SCR, comments are provided for your benefit.
NOTE: Be sure and change the three paths near the top of the
script to suit your own needs.
What this language does is make a Backup of your Log file
each time a Caller logs off. For Local calls, the Backup (if
there is one) is copied over to your regular Log, and in
effect wiping out any traces of your Local call.
I was going to make this so that anyone with a Command Level
of 32 would not be in the Log file, but I figured some people
might have remote sysops that are 32. So what I've done is
use a Command Level that is otherwise not being used (10, in
my case), and given _everyone_ that Command Level, _except_
those handles with which I log on Locally. You can change
the 10 to anything you want.
In short, anyone with a Command Level of 10 (or whatever you
have yours set at) will show up in the Log file. Simply take
away the desired Command Level from all your Local handles.
(This will not effect any Command Levels above it.)
EPILOG
^^^^^^
This is being provided as FreeWare. You are free to use, modify and
distribute as you wish. I only ask that any modifications you make are so
noted in the script, if you plan on distributing it. Otherwise, I would
appreciate you keep all three files intact, when distributing.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, _please_ contact me at
my BBS listed at the top of these docs, or leave mail for me on one of the
following services:
GEnie (Outrider), CompuServe (75076,3576), ICD BBS (Outrider)
I'm just a Rock 'n' Roll Rebel.....