Hello Gert!

Monday August 10 2009 10:10, Gert Koefoed Andersen wrote to Andrew Leary:

 AL>> This should be:

 AL>> if exist 510b0103.??? move 510b0103.??? d:\fido\filebox\leary\
 AL>> if exist 510b????.??? move 510b????.??? d:\fido\filebox\236_150\

 AL>> This will move all of the files for my node to my filebox, and
 AL>> then all remaining files to yours.

 GKA> To my secud node should it more be filebox\236_152\ at it is on my
 GKA> main fido pc and for other tan my main pc is to \236_150\ that it is
 GKA> the number one in the league.

 GKA> So for a league LC is then just to look at the league nodelist and see
 GKA> the number in the league, like: 2 3 4 5 is direct nodes to lc and then
 GKA> have 6 host 7 and 8. So for move files to outbox for 2 to 5 is just
 GKA> use the last nummer like 510b???2.??? etc. and for number 6 to get the
 GKA> rest with 510b????.??? and if there comes a number 9 in the league his
 GKA> line is to be if exist 510b???9.??? move 510b???9.???
 GKA> d:\var\boxes\xxx\ so we can just use the last diget number to move and
 GKA> have the newest node member before the others as the first line for
 GKA> moving.

The filenames are broken down as follows:

<2 digit hex source
node>.

The source and destination are both based on the node number listed in the
game nodelist.  The Game ID is B for BRE, F for Falcon's Eye, and T for The
Arcadian Legends.  So a packet from the LC to BBS #3 in BRE League 510
would be named:

510B0103.???

When the game's built-in Host routing or ROUTE.CFG are used, the files will
be named based on the system the file is being sent to, not the ultimate
destination.  So if you are routing BBS 3 to BBS 4 on BBS 1, the packet
would be named 510B0104.???, even if it only contains data for BBS 3.

Andrew

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