DU [call] : Displays the information related to the given call.
DB : Displays the BBS calls.
DE : Displays the EXCLUDED calls.
DF : Displays all PMS-users.
DL : Displays the calls with LOCAL status.
DM : Displays the calls with modem acces.
DP : Displays calls which are using the page scroll.
DS : Displays the SYSOPS calls.
DX : Displays the EXPERT calls.
E [msg#] : Edits the message # header.
The message header is first displayed, then a
string of options will allow you to edit the various fields of this header. A
"return" terminates the edit.
EM [msg#] : Edits the body of a message.
During edit the message is not being forwarded.
EU [call] : Edits the main parameters of a user.
The user's parameters are displayed then a string of options which will allow you to toggle the call's privilege flag.
A "return" (Cr) terminates the edit.
Most of fields can be cleared with a point (.).
User can be edited while connected.The change is immediate.
Flags are :
R : All mail (included personal) can be read
P : Paging validated
B : BBS
S : Sysop
X : Expert
L : Local (Allowed to all commands on guest access).
E : Excluded (cannot connect to the BBS)
M : Modem access
U : Unproto (Allows unproto list requests).
I : Give list of new messages on logon.
F : PMS forwarding (allows forward but texts are like normal user).
Other edit options must be followed with text information :
G [number] : selected languageFA [msg#] [bbs] : Directs message number to be forwarded to the adjacent BBS.
FB [bbs]: Display a list of messages waiting to be forwarded to bbs.
FC [route] : Displays a list of BBSs that will receive the messages with the specified route.
If the route is a call, the BBS will look for BBS
routing,
if route is numerical it will look for NTS routing, otherwise
will look for bulletins routing.
FD [msg#] [bbs]: Removes the message # from the forward queue of the BBS.
FG : Shows the partly received messages (may be resumed in next forward).
FH BBS : Gives the hierarchical extension for BBS.
FI [bid] command: BID maintenance.
Command = ? : Gives message number and the message type of the BID/MID.
+ : Adds the BID/MID to the list.
- : Deletes the BID/MID from the list.
FL [bbs] : Lists the messages in the forward queue.
FN [Msg#] : List of the BBSs which are in the waiting queue for this message number.
The BBSs already forwarded or named in the preamble.
FP [command] [call]: Swap test.
Command = @ : Gives the swap (if existing) for the via call.
> : Gives the swap (if existing) for the to call.
< : Gives the swap (if existing) for the from call.
FR [argument] : Forces reverse forwarding to BBS (or port), even if there is no pending mail.
If the argument is a call of known BBS, reverse forwarding to this BBS will start.
If the argument is a port# reverse forwarding will start on that port.
If 9 is specified then the reverse forwarding will start for all the ports.
FS [argument] : Stops the forwarding.
If the argument is a call of known BBS, the forwarding to this BBS will be stopped.
If the argument is a port# the forwarding will be stopped on that port.
If 9 is specified then the forwarding will be stopped for all the ports.
FT [bbs] : Lists the volume of the messages which are waiting for forward to all BBSs, or to only one BBS if the call of that BBS is specified. The command shows the volumes in real-time.
FU [channel] : Immediately disconnects the specified channel.
FV : Reloads forward.sys and its include files, swap.sys and bbs.sys and starts scanning the messages to update the forwarding list. This is necessary after a forward file change.
FW [argument] : Starts forwarding to BBS or Port.
If the argument is a call of known BBS, forwarding to this BBS will start.
If the argument is a port# the forwarding will start on that port.
If 9 is specified then the forwarding will start for all the ports.
HO [msg#] : Puts a message on HOLD.
IE [call] : Gives first the WP information using IL format (see below), and then prompts the deletion of the record.
If the answer is Y, the record will be deleted.
else you enter the edit mode. Type return to exit edition mode.
The commands are :
U - Updates primary part with the temporary part (2 -> 1).
N Name : Changes the name of the user.
1H Route : Changes the primary route.
1Q Qth : Changes the primary Qth.
1Z Zipcode : Changes the primary ZipCode.
2H Route : Changes the temporary route.
2Q Qth : Changes the temporary Qth.
2Z Zipcode : Changes the temporary ZipCode.
IL [call] : Gives all the information of a call from the white pages database.
K : Archives a message.
The archiving will be done at the next epurmess process according to
epurmess parameters. The status of the message becomes "A".
KK : Immediately Kills a message.
The message is not archived.
The syntax is identical to the command "K".
K> [call] : Deletion of any message To this call.
K< [call] : Deletion of any message FROM this call.
K@ [route] : Suppresses all the messages which have the specified route.
KF : Suppresses all the messages already forwarded.
$ [msg#] : Lists the BBS which have not yet received the message #.
LU (RU) : Lists the personal messages which have not yet been read by their addressee.
Mx : Same syntax as the command "L", but the BID is inserted
at the beginning of the "SUBJECT"-field.
This command allows you to search message lists while viewing BIDs. (commands MS, ML, etc...).
PR : Toggles the printer from the console.
The printer is automatically disabled on disconnect.
RE : Releases HELD messages.
SR [msg#] [+filename] [subject] Reply to a message already read, formerly suppressed, or matching the specified number and appends the contents of filename.
If the subject is not supplied it will be the title of the read message, with the preceeded by "Re:".
SYS :Enables remote Sysop mode.
A User validated as SYSOP is permitted to access messages and files in the BBS according to the settings in PASSWD.SYS file.
The SYS command will return a string of numbers corresponding to the position of a character in a test string located in the passwd.sys file.
Your response must match the 5 charactere (without any space).
The response need not match the sequence of the challange numbers.
A correct User response will be indicated by an OK return from the BBS.
YL file : Modifies the description of an existing YAPP file.
Other commands:M : In the SATELLITE ORBITAL COMPUTATION menu, manual modification of the orbital parameters of the satellites.
N [call] : In the "Call-book" menu, this command allows to edit/modify call-book information of a user. S [file]: In the gateway and in command mode, send an ascii file. W [file]: In the gateway , opens a capture file. The file is closed with another W command.
YU [file] : In gateway mode and only from the console send a binary file to a remote system under the YAPP protocol.
YD [file] : In gateway mode and only from the console receive a binary file from a remote system under the YAPP protocol.
/R : Reboot Host
/A : Stop BBS-program
/K : Reboot BBS, including housekeeping.
/L : Reboot BBS, wait till all users have disconnected.
/M : Reboot BBS, immediately.