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Text File | 1988-01-18 | 38KB | 607 lines

**************************************************************************** * CAUTION: YOU SHOULD MODIFY THIS FILE TO STATE YOUR REAL NAME, PHONE * NUMBER, ADDRESS, ETC! The default file we send out has * James Kloss for the user. It is usually best to print this * file, mark any of the lines with data that you need to change, * and then use your text editor to change them. All of the * lines which require customization are marked CUSTOMIZE. **************************************************************************** **************************************************************************** * Format of this file is: * Any line beginning with * is a comment and is ignored * Any line without a | in it is a comment and is ignored * Any text following the ~ symbol is a comment and is ignored * The prompt is separated from the response by the | symbol * If the response is HANGUP, then that prompt will cause program to * hang up on that session * If the response is RECORD, then the first occurance (and only the first) * occurance of a line with that prompt will be recorded in the * history file * * Note that the prompts/responses are scanned from top down. Therefore, * the order of your prompts/responses is somewhat important. Try to put * long prompts in front of shorter ones or else the shorter ones will * take effect instead of the longer ones you may think should take effect. * * Also note that prompts which BBSTEST cannot handle are added as comments * to the end of the file along with the appropriate telephone number. In * some cases, these prompts don't make much sense. The easiest thing to * do is refer to the !xxxxxxx file corresponding to the phone number and * figure out what the last prompt was that BBSTEST could have responded * to. Also note that the beginning of these added prompts is frequently * the response to the last prompt. You will simply want to delete this * from the beginning of the prompt line when adding it to this file. * **************************************************************************** **************************************************************************** * The following line tells BBSTEST what communication port to use and the * baud rate. If you are using COM1 with a 1200 baud modem then the line * should appear as COM1:1200,N,8,1,RS,DS,CS,CD. If you are using COM1 with * a 2400 baud modem then it should be COM1:2400,N,8,1,RS,DS,CS,CD. If you * using COM2, then just replace the COM1 with COM2. This is the actual * statement which will be used in the program to open the communication * port. It corresponds with the same Basic language statement. *COM1:2400,N,8,1,RS,DS,CS,CD |PORT COM2:2400,N,8,1,RS,DS,CS,CD |PORT **************************************************************************** * Following is the initialization string to be sent to the modem upon * startup. Most 2400 baud modems require: * * AT H0 Q0 V1 E1 S0=0 M1 X6 &D1 &C1 S7=60 S9=20 * * Most 1200 baud modems require: * * AT H0 Q0 V1 E1 S0=0 M1 X1 S7=60 S9=20 * * Please refer to your modem documentation for more information on what * the settings mean. If your modem uses switches, you should make sure * that the switch to "follow carrier" and "follow DTR" are turned on so that * your modem does follow both carrier and DTR. * * Also note that you can include a second line called MODEMDIAL which gives * the dialing string to precede each dial command. This allows you to set * up things like dialing "9" to get an outside line from an office if * necessary. There is no reason that you can't also force an area code here * to do long-distance verification as long as all the numbers you'll be * calling are in the same area code. * AT H0 Q0 V1 E1 S0=0 M1 X6 &D1 &C1 S7=60 S9=20 |MODEMINIT ATDT |MODEMDIAL **************************************************************************** **************************************************************************** * List any numbers or groups of numbers we never want the program to call. * If we list 976 for example, any number beginning with 976 will not be * called. **************************************************************************** 976 |NEVERCALL **************************************************************************** * Words/phrases found in BBS output lines that indicate we want to save * that line to the disk history file. The first (and only the first) line * which has any of these words/phrases in it will be recorded in the * BBSTEST.DAT file for this phone number. **************************************************************************** Version |RECORD ~ Save software version number baud |RECORD ~ Save baud rate(s) BPS |RECORD ~ Save baud rate(s) USR |RECORD ~ Save type of modem Hayes |RECORD ~ Save type of modem support |RECORD ~ Save supporting what hours |RECORD ~ Save hours hrs |RECORD ~ Save hours Welcome to |RECORD ~ Save system name Node |RECORD ~ Save system node Atlanta |RECORD ~ Save system location located in |RECORD ~ Save system location OAS |RECORD ~ Save OAS member Organization of Atlanta Sysops |RECORD ~ Save OAS member O.A.S. |RECORD ~ Save OAS member member of |RECORD ~ Save member of Caller |RECORD ~ Save caller number system operator |RECORD ~ Save Sysop name SYSOP |RECORD ~ Save Sysop name 9600 |RECORD phone |RECORD voice |RECORD data |RECORD board |RECORD meg |RECORD ~ size of disk mbyte |RECORD ~ size of disk PCBOARD |RECORD ~ Save software type TCOMM |RECORD OPUS |RECORD FIDO |RECORD FORUM-PC |RECORD COLOSSUS |RECORD COLLIE |RECORD HOSTCOMM |RECORD PC-HOST |RECORD WILDCAT |RECORD RCP/M |RECORD GTHOST |RECORD NOCHANGE |RECORD FOREM |RECORD REDRYDER |RECORD MATCH-80 |RECORD TIBBS |RECORD TBBS |RECORD RBBS |RECORD DBBS |RECORD MBBS |RECORD GBBS |RECORD RYBBS |RECORD BBS |RECORD **************************************************************************** * Words/phrases that indicate we should pause for the BBS to respond. When * a line contains any of these, BBSTEST will wait up to 5 minutes for * a response from the BBS. **************************************************************************** standby |WAIT stand by |WAIT wait |WAIT hold on |WAIT hang on |WAIT Searching |WAIT Scanning |WAIT checking |WAIT reading |WAIT looking |WAIT finding |WAIT locating |WAIT loading |WAIT one moment please |WAIT patient |WAIT **************************************************************************** * Words/phrases that indicate we should terminate the session. When any * line contains these, BBSTEST will drop the line immediately. **************************************************************************** thanks for calling and please call again |HANGUP system shutting down |HANGUP please hang up the phone now |HANGUP please hang up your phone now |HANGUP Please hang up now |HANGUP please hang up james |HANGUP ~CUSTOMIZE thank you for calling, James |HANGUP ~CUSTOMIZE thank-you for calling, James |HANGUP ~CUSTOMIZE thanks for calling James |HANGUP ~CUSTOMIZE thanks for calling, James |HANGUP ~CUSTOMIZE Logging James Kloss off |HANGUP ~CUSTOMIZE thanks and please call again |HANGUP Processing mail. Please call later. |HANGUP Processing mail. Please hang up. |HANGUP processing network mail. |HANGUP path error in system configuration |HANGUP you haven't been verified yet |HANGUP you are denied access |HANGUP access denied - |HANGUP no room for new users |HANGUP VOICE CALL 242-6721 TO VALIDATE |HANGUP NO CARRIER |HANGUP You're already on file |HANGUP .click!. |HANGUP .click. |HANGUP click.... |HANGUP press return to hang-up |HANGUP ATX2S0=1 |HANGUP ~one guy doesn't drop carrier and keeps sending this that's all the chances you get |HANGUP your name is being used. |HANGUP A user of this system has that name |HANGUP new users are not being accepted at this time |HANGUP Call back sometime when you're more cooperative |HANGUP That password in use. Please select another |HANGUP your time has run out |HANGUP you have no time left |HANGUP sorry, 300 baud is not supported |HANGUP automatic disconnect completed |HANGUP **************************************************************************** * Words, phrases that must come BEFORE others in the list enter your name correct |Y ~Before "your name" is this ok |Y would you like a password |Y voice phone |404-587-3815 ~Before "area code" ACCOUNT ON THIS SYSTEM: | ~Before "on this system" Complete your Phone Number:(404)/587- |3815 ~Before "phone" Last 4 digits |3815 **************************************************************************** **************************************************************************** * Words/phrases and the appropriate respones to be sent to the BBS. This * is the "script" langauge with prompt | response. **************************************************************************** *color graph |Y ~If you want to see everyone's color/graphics, uncomment this *want graph |Y ~If you want to see everyone's color/graphics, uncomment this **************************************************************************** * Logon procedures **************************************************************************** <control C> | ~ Must be towards top of file (C) to continue logon as a new user |C [C] to continue logon as a new user |C Press ESC | HIT YOUR BACKSPACE KEY | Do you have a logon code for this system |N Logon (Y/N) |Y Line-feed |Y Linefeed |Y line feed |Y 0 for new |0 0 if new |0 0=New User |0 (N if new> |N Enter Password or [RETURN]: | NEW for new user |NEW NEW if new user |NEW NEW if a new user |NEW ENTER "NEW" IF YOU HAVE NO ACCOUNT |NEW Enter NEW |NEW ENTER 'NEW' |NEW ENTER PASSWORD - |NEW Logon: |NEW Logonid: |NEW LOGON ID (NO NAMES): |NEW User Number |NEW WHAT IS YOUR ID |NEW 'New'=New User |NEW New users type "NEW" |NEW [HANDLE OR E-##] |NEW ENTER YOUR HANDLE OR LOGIN ID |NEW ID: |NEW Are you a member of this BBS |N guest access |G or the word "GUEST" to visit |GUEST User #: |0 System ID or 'HELP' |HELP apply for password |Y Would you like a new account |Y DO YOU WISH TO ENTER |Y do you have an ID code |N (Enter N if new user) |N going to subscribe |N Q=Exit |Q Any other key to logon | are you new |Y are you a new |Y wish to get a logon code now |Y **************************************************************************** * Registration (customize this information!) **************************************************************************** Do you wish to modify this |N To register |Y <R>egister |R James Kloss [Y,N] |Y ~CUSTOMIZE James Kloss your real name |Y ~CUSTOMIZE full name |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE first & last |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE first and last |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE first name and last |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE first last |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE your name |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE name (or user #) |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE ENTER THE NAME YOU WOULD LIKE TO USE |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE to use on this system: |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE First name |James ~CUSTOMIZE Last name |Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE MIDDLE NAME |C. ~CUSTOMIZE real name |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE apt. #: | ~CUSTOMIZE street address, city, state, zip |540 Silver Pine Trail, Roswell, GA 30076 ~CUSTOMIZE street |540 Silver Pine Trail ~CUSTOMIZE where are you |Roswell, GA ~CUSTOMIZE city state zip |Roswell, GA 30076 ~CUSTOMIZE city, st |Roswell, GA ~CUSTOMIZE city,st |Roswell, GA ~CUSTOMIZE State and zip |GA, 30076 ~CUSTOMIZE City and State |Roswell, GA ~CUSTOMIZE city & state |Roswell, GA ~CUSTOMIZE City |Roswell ~CUSTOMIZE State |GA ~CUSTOMIZE Zip |30076 ~CUSTOMIZE With area code |404-587-3815 ~CUSTOMIZE Area code & phone |404-587-3815 ~CUSTOMIZE area code |404 ~CUSTOMIZE In whose Name is the phone Number above Listed |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE phone book |Y 7 digit phone number |5873815 ~CUSTOMIZE data |404-641-8270 ~CUSTOMIZE phone |404-587-3815 ~CUSTOMIZE XXX-XXX-XXXX |404-587-3815 ~CUSTOMIZE XXXXXXXXX |4045873815 ~CUSTOMIZE voice verification |404-587-3815 ~CUSTOMIZE Use the format 4044255254 as an example |4045873815 ~CUSTOMIZE BEST TIME(S) TO CALL |anytime BEST TIME TO CALL |anytime GOOD TIME TO BE REACHED |anytime occupation |Programmer ~CUSTOMIZE your profession |Programmer ~CUSTOMIZE Computer Modem make/model |IBM/AT USR-2400 ~CUSTOMIZE WHICH MODEL OF IBM |AT ~CUSTOMIZE Do you have an IBM |Y WHAT IS THE PRESENT MAKE OF YOUR AUTOMOBILE? |Chevrolet ~CUSTOMIZE WILL YOU CONSIDER A TRADE |N ARE YOU A BUYER OR A SELLER |S contacted about job opportunities |N What is your Ham call sign |None ~CUSTOMIZE Station you listen to most |96Rock ~CUSTOMIZE hear about |OAS list ~CUSTOMIZE HEAR OF |OAS list ~CUSTOMIZE HOW DID YOU GET THIS NUMBER |OAS list ~CUSTOMIZE What are your computing interests |PC Telecommunications ~CUSTOMIZE What com program do you use |Qmodem ~CUSTOMIZE What com package |Qmodem ~CUSTOMIZE do you accept |Y age / baud |31 / 2400 ~CUSTOMIZE age / sex |31 / M ~CUSTOMIZE baud rate |2400 ~CUSTOMIZE What month were you born |1 ~CUSTOMIZE WHAT DAY WERE YOU BORN |8 ~CUSTOMIZE DATE OF BIRTH |01/08/56 ~CUSTOMIZE MM/DD/YY |01/08/56 ~CUSTOMIZE YOU WERE BORN ON |Y ARE YOU A SYSOP |Sysop - Nochange #1 ~CUSTOMIZE WHAT KIND OF TOOTHPASTE DO YOU USE |Crest ~CUSTOMIZE What size shoe do you wear |9 ~CUSTOMIZE Marital? (S)ingle, (M)arried, (D)ivorced (E)ngaged |S ~CUSTOMIZE Are you interested in |N like to use a handle |N **************************************************************************** * Hardware/software setup **************************************************************************** file transfer |C C64 C/G MODE? [Y/N] |N are you in C/G mode |N page break |N width |80 HOW WIDE IS YOUR DISPLAY |80 (40 OR 80 COLUMN) |80 Do you have 80 columns across [def: Yes] ? |Y SCREEN DISPLAY PER LINE |80 characters per line |80 want null |N how many nulls |0 SET NULLS |0 Do you have a MacIntosh computer |N C-OTHER |C Can you see IBM graphics characters |Y Is '▒' the number one |N Is your cursor directly under the dash |N DO YOU SEE A SOLID "BOX" TO THE LEFT OF THE ARROW |Y ACTUALLY RED OR HIGHLIGHTED ON YOUR SCREEN |N CLEAR SCREEN |12 view IBM ascii characters |N Use IBM ANSI |N **************************************************************************** * Post Logon commands **************************************************************************** Check your mail |N bulletin command |Q would you like to skip |Y view the bulletin menu |N Review new files to download |N new bulletins |N answering four easy questions |N want to answer this question |N fill out the new user questionnaire |Y **************************************************************************** * Goodbye functions. **************************************************************************** SAVE USER ID FOR FUTURE ACCESS |N save password |N <N>o ........Terminate Session |N <N>o ... Log off System |N<A>BORT ... RETURN TO MAIN MENU |N ~is last line of <N>o Terminate found above like to play again |N LEAVE FEEDBACK |N Leave a note |N Ready to leave |Y Hang up now |Y disconnect |Y gotta go |Y gotta run |Y find your way out |Y are you sure |Y <Y>es, <N>o, <R>eturn to BBS |N ~ leave a message Bye<!> |! <O>ff |O ~ is goodbye for some system Command (R,V,E,S,I,W,P,?,*) |* ~ is <G>oodbye for some system <B>yte |B COMMAND (?=HELP): |T ~ is terminate for one system <.>Terminate |. <B>ye |B <G>oodbye |G Select: |G Main Level |T ~ Terminate POST> |G ~From ROS system MESSAGE POST |G ~From ROS system OK-> |G LABYRINTH ->>> |G ~Goodbye MAIN: |O X G Q |G **************************************************************************** * Numeric list type choices [3] IBM |3 6) IBM |6 5) IBM |5 12) LOGOFF |12 >0< NORMAL TEXT |0 3=DESTRUCTABLE |3 ~ # chars on screen [4] - DONE: |4 Choose [A-J,1] > |1 ~9289675 logoff Select emulation [0..3,7] |2 ~PCBoard emulation [X] |X ~ Exit C) IBM or compatible |C D) 30 - 39 |D ~CUSTOMIZE (age) 4) Apply for access |4 **************************************************************************** **************************************************************************** * Miscellaneous functions. **************************************************************************** wrong password |GUES ~ Try the 4 letter version press c [return] |C try again |Q L)ist S)ave A)bort |A <M>ainmenu |M Enter Language | ~or else "age" gets it is above a BBS |Y type <do> |DO new user |Y ~ Must go lower because some prompts have "new user" in them first visit |Y permanent password |N id assigned | See Top Ten Caller list |N <A>bort ... Don't quit now |N ~9290800 <N>o=Terminate session BLANK LINE TO END | male or female |M strike any key | the gate closes |QUIT (R)EAD AGAIN (D)ELETE |D ~7391329 Personal mail left G. PLAY THE GAME |G ÇÇÇÇ≡ | ~Forum Atari boards emit this at startup view the best |N .H |.A ~ Abort from edit <RETURN> for help: |3 ~ Terminal type response WHILE ON THIS SYSTEM. |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE Editor subsystem |.A ~Abort out of editor Q to quit |Q READ(Y/N) |N Enter Choice [ Y N L ] |Y beginning a new paragraph |.A change which number |N just looking | Want to logoff the system |Y ~ Must come before "system" INTIMATE PLEASURES |G **************************************************************************** * Prompt/command lines **************************************************************************** Press (Enter) to continue | (NS) |NS NS? |NS [NS] |NS ,NS |NS [N]onStop |N (N)onstop |N [N]one |N N)ONE |N [C] |C Q]? |Q **************************************************************************** * Functions which specifically cannot be passed to the single word * functions below or else the single word resposes cause problems. **************************************************************************** on this system: |GUESSIT ~CUSTOMIZE - Opus special (or else "system" gets us) one more time: |GUESSIT ~CUSTOMIZE - Opus special (or else "more" gets us) Enter a four character password |GUES ~CUSTOMIZE - someone who requires 4 characters only! Enter your 1 to 6 character PASSWORD: |GUES ~CUSTOMIZE - 9928937 wants special length DO YOU AGREE |Y **************************************************************************** * The single words below this are frequently used and are the "keywords" * used if none of the above prompts is recognized. **************************************************************************** password |GUESSIT ~CUSTOMIZE command |G more |Y press | continue | return | correct |Y message |N lower |Y comment |N function |G graphics |N pause |N verification |GUESSIT ~CUSTOMIZE computer |IBM/AT ~CUSTOMIZE CPU |IBM/AT ~CUSTOMIZE system |IBM/AT ~CUSTOMIZE lines |24 ANSI |N company |Nochange Software ~CUSTOMIZE age |31 ~CUSTOMIZE old |31 ~CUSTOMIZE sex |M ~CUSTOMIZE new |NEW protocol |C ~Should come after ENTER ,G |G handle |James Kloss ~CUSTOMIZE logoff |Y birth |01/08/56 ~CUSTOMIZE chat |This is an automated program used to verify BBS #'s for the OAS. There's no human here! Please let me out of chat! hello|This is an automated program used to verify BBS #'s for the OAS. There's no human here! Please let me out of cha address |540 Silver Pine Trail ~CUSTOMIZE choice | ~No choice main |G ~Goodbye enter | ~Should be at end so anything with "ENTER HANDLE" etc. goes first } | ~funny prompt on some systems O: |Y ~ Off Yes sure? |Y **************************************************************************** * Any prompt not gotten so far with the word QUIT in it, we assume we want * to quit. **************************************************************************** quit |Q **************************************************************************** * Responses to Yes prompts. Assume we want Yes because we do in most cases! **************************************************************************** Y> |Y Y)es |Y Y] |Y [Y |Y Y/ |Y Y OR N |Y Y, |Y Use `Y' for YES or `N' for NO |Y **************************************************************************** * Following are "shots in the dark" for boards that have selections listed * as (A) (B) (C) etc. We will always choose A or 1. **************************************************************************** (A) |A (A- |A (1- |1 A - |A .A |.A ~ Abort from edit **************************************************************************** * Following are prompts which BBSTEST did not know how to respond to. Often, * these are not complete or are confusing. It is best to refer to the * individual !xxxxxxx file to see what the prompt was that BBSTEST had * trouble with. Note that you can erase these prompts anytime you want * since they are simply comments anyway. They are here so that you can * easily enhance this BBTEST.SCR file to allow for unique situations and * BBS's in your area. Many of them will be "bogus" in that there was some * problem during the session which caused BBSTEST not to be able to respond. * Just erase the bogus ones periodically. * * Some of these lines may be extremely LONG so you will be best to use an * editor which does not truncate lines past 128 bytes. These lines are * long in order to give you a very good idea of the prompt sequence that * was used which BBSTEST could not respond to. ****************************************************************************