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| subject: | RGV 118a UPDATE LOG 2/2 |
Multi-Node Logon:
1. Illegal attempts to access more then one node at a time will now
generate a short logon message to the SysOp and a sysop log
entry.
2. This check will only be made if the user is calling from a
remote location.
Time Limits:
1. Added a check to set the user time limits to either per day or
per call in the Shuttle Menu and IEMSI Logon.
SysOp Log - Caller ID/IP Address:
1. The caller ID/IP Address has been moved from the end of the
"Logon node" sysop log entry to the next line down.
SysOp Log - User Separate Log:
1. Added the node number to this log.
Line Feeds:
1. Numerous line feed procedures were removed from the code and
were added as an MCI Code where appropriate. This should reduce
the overall size of the code and speed things up abit. This was
also accomplished to speed up the process of adding these items
to the string files at a later date.
Pause:
1. A line feed was added to the pause procedure so that the pause
does not appear directly under the verbage being displayed.
NEWUSER.INF File:
1. This file must be located in the MISC Directory (If utilized).
VT-100:
1. Corrected an issue where VT-100 would not display if selected
under preferences in the User Editor.
2. Corrected an issue where the Full Screen editor would be available
if the user selected VT-100.
NetMail/Internet Mail:
1. Corrected an issue where the Fee was not initialized to zero when
looking up a netmail or internet address. This would cause
the User Debit to be increased by a random number.
2. Corrected an issue where the user could select a netmail or
internet address that was not valid or setup in the System
Configuration. If an invalid selection is made, the AKA will
default to zero (Which means that the first address must be setup
in the System Configuration).
Private/Public Message Posting Credit:
1. Corrected an issue where a user that was exempt from public or
private message credits requirements would still receive posting
credit in some cases.
Node Listing (Who's Online):
1. Corrected an issue where the "Who's Online" listing would go into
an endless loop if all 255 nodes where configured.
Mass-Mail:
1. Corrected an issue where the message area was not re-initalized to
the previous message area after sending mass-mail.
2. Corrected an issue where the SysOp Window was not updated after
a user sent mass-mail.
ALT-F5 (SysOp Window):
1. Corrected an issue where the History.Dat file was not read in
when ALT-F5 was selected. This caused random numbers to be
displayed in the SysOp Window.
Other:
1. Numerous cosmetic and color changes were also made thru-out
the code.
Deleted Users (File/Message Area New Scan/Last Read Records):
1. Previously, the File/Message Area New Scan/Last Read Records were
not updated when a user was deleted. This caused the new user of
the deleted user record to default to whatever New Scan/Last Read
settings the previous deleted user had configured prior to deletion.
The New Scan/Last Read Records are now updated at the time a user
is deleted from the User Editor. Short Messages, User Votes and
Private mail are also deleted at this time. The time required
to delete a user record will now depend on how many File/Message
areas require update in addition to updating the Short Messages,
User Votes and Private Messages.
2. Non-accessible variables in the User Editor - New User Configuration
are now intialized at the time a new user logs on.
User Editor (New User Configuration):
1. The New User Configuration Record in the User Editor (Record 0)
can no longer be deleted! This would cause major issues
(Believe me, I know) :o)
2. Fields can no longer be cleared in the New User Configuration
Record in the User Editor (Record 0).
User Editor (User Time Left):
1. The variable utilized to hold the User Time Left Online had to be
changed from an integer to longint value due to variable overrun.
This would cause the sysop window time left to be in error. The
maximum time limit for this variable has been set to 1440 minutes
per day thru-out the code. This was accomplished by swapping the
current integer value to an existing unused longint variable in the
user record so that a convertion was not required. Once upgraded
to this new version you will notice that this field in the user
record will probably indicate a random number and or 65535. Not
to worry, this will be corrected when the user logs on to their
normal SL time allowed. However, please change the New User
Configuration record back to it's original value.
User Editor (Option 1-5 Records):
1. All integer value fields that are changeable via the Call Record
options now have a minimum/maximum value associated to them. It will
no longer be possible to set any of these values to a negative
number or higher then allowed by the maximum limitations of the
assigned variable. After upgrade, please go thru your user records
to ensure that each of these fields falls within these allowances.
Please inform me if you notice any of these items to be outside these
limitations after you have completed the above.
Menu Editor (Fallback Menu):
1. The fallback menu number must be different then the menu number or
set to 0 (Zero).
System Flagged Functions (New User Application Sent To):
1. The "New User Application Sent To" can no longer be a deleted or
locked-out user. If this value points to a deleted or locked out
user upon entry or exit from this option it will default to User #1.
File Area Configuration (To-SysOp File Area):
1. If this value points to an invalid file area upon entry to this
option it will default to 0 (None).
MCI Codes (User):
1. Added the following additional MCI Code:
TW - Time Bank Withdrawal
Numeric Input (Longint):
1. Corrected an issue where the Longint Numeric input routine
would produce a runtime error if a value was entered that
was larger then a Longint value would store.
Waiting For Caller (Messages):
1. Corrected an issue where the SysOp next message would not
be completely removed when the space bar was utilized for
a local logon. The Logon locally prompt would actually
appear in the center of the SysOp next message.
Public Messages Listing (Anon Status - Date):
1. Corrected an issue where the public message listing would
display the date for a message that was marked as anon.
Message Editor (MaxLines - GetMem Pointer Value):
1. The maximum lines variable in the message editor had to be
changed from an integer value to a word value. This was
causing variable overrun and was not allocating the required
memory to store the message being edited.
Chatting (User Restriction):
1. Corrected an issue where a chat event could override a
chat restriction placed on a user in the user editor.
Message Posting (Credit Check - Public Message Posting):
1. Corrected an issue where the credit for posting a public
message did not consider if the credit required was set
to zero in the system configuration before allowing the
user to post a public message.
Message Posting (Message Area SysOp - Normal Public Message Posting):
1. Corrected an issue where the access for a message area sysop
was not checked if the user did not meet the normal public
message area posting requirements.
Offline Mail Upload (User Public Message Posting Validation Restriction):
1. Corrected an issue where an uploaded Private Message could be
flagged as unvalidated if the user record were set to require
that all posted public messages be unvalidated for a specific user.
CoSysOp (Max Private Messages Waiting):
1. The above restriction was not actually utilized thru-out the
code and has been removed.
Achive Integrity Checking (CmdKeys AE):
1. A SysOp Log entry will now be generated when this command is
accessed.
2. The input field has been limited to 12 characters for a user
below File SysOp access and to 52 characters for a File
SysOp.
3. The user must have File SysOp access in order to see the
prompt to delete files that did not pass the test.
4. Files that are set to offline (Request) will generate a
SysOp Log Entry and will be bypassed.
5. Files that are missing will generate a SysOp Log entry and
will automatically be set to offline (Request) and will be
bypassed.
6. Files that fail the test will generate a SysOp Log entry that
indicates that the file failed and or was deleted (If selected
by a File SysOp or above).
GENERAL.DAT (DaysOnLine);
1. This variable was changed from a word value to a Longint value by
utilizing an existing unused LongInt Variable in RENEGADE.DAT.
To update this variable, simply access the System Configuration
and press "Option 8".
2. The divisor for calculating the percent of activity was changed
from 14.00 to 14.40 to represent the total minutes in a day or
1440. The orginal value of 14.00 was causing an error in the
actual percent of activity displayed in the Waiting For Caller
Screen and the History Records. The "TotalUsage" variable also
had to be initialized to zero to accomplish the above.
Waiting For Caller Screen (Activity):
1. The verbage for "Activity 0.00%" was changed to "%
Active 0.00"
so it would align properly with other activity listed above this
entry.
SYSOP.LOG (History Summary):
1. The "Calls Today" was moved to a separate line in the SysOp Log
History Summary. An additional line for "Time Per User" was
also added.
2. An entry will now be made to the SYSOP.LOG when Renegade is
exited to the Operating System. This will allow the SysOp
to note the time difference between when Renegade is exited
and then loaded again.
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