SYSOP.HLP Copyright Tom Jennings 2 April 90 \? SYSOP is the Fido/FidoNet utility used to manipulate the¨ caller list, CALLER.SYS. It is fairly simple to use; for help¨ with a specific command, hit ? again, then the command key you¨ want help with. \l Searches the caller list for a specific name or part of a¨ name. Entering "AN" will find: Brand, Stan, Anthony, etc. It is¨ not case sensitive. The search starts the the NEXT record, and¨ ends when a match is found. If during the search the end of the¨ file is reached, it then proceeds from the beginning of the file¨ until it reaches the original .... starting point or finds a¨ match. Typing ESCape will stop the search. \- Goes backwards one record. \< Goes backwards one record. \+ Goes forward one record. \> Goes forward one record. \b Goes to the first record in the caller file. \e Goes to the the last record in the caller file. \i Input a new name. This merely creates a new, blank caller¨ record at the end of the file. You need to fill in the user name,¨ password, city and any other desired features and options. Note¨ that Sysop will let you leave important parts such as the name¨ blank; Fido will not allow you to log in with these however. \a Enter a caller address. \w Enter a new password. It must be one word up to 15¨ characters. Upper or lower case does not matter. \p Set the callers privilege level; 0 is the lowest (see¨ specific cautions on Privilege level 0 in Fido's manual) and 4 is¨ the highest. 7 is for Sysop level privileges. See the manual also¨ for side effects of the various privilege levels. \g Exits to DOS. \o "Stamps" caller records by age; this is used to purge¨ callers who have not called into the system in a long time. This¨ prompts for the age of callers to stamp, in days. Each caller¨ record in the file is then checked; if it is this age or older it¨ is marked (STAMPED); records under this are have any stamp¨ removed. (Use A)ge-Stamp "1000 days" to effectively remove all¨ stamps from all records.) The ! Purge-Stamped command can be used to permanently¨ remove all (STAMPED) records from the file. Also get HELP! on the¨ S)tamp, ! Purge-Stamped and U)n-Stamp commands. \s Mark the current caller record as (STAMPED). The ! Purge¨ Stamped command can be used to permanently remove all (STAMPED)¨ records from the file. The U)n-Stamp command removes the stamp.¨ Also get HELP! on the S)tamp, U)n-Stamp and ! Purge-Stamped¨ commands. \u Remove any stamp from the current record. Also get HELP!¨ with the A)ge-Stamp, S)tamp and ! Purge-Stamped commands. \$ Add money to the callers credit field. The number you¨ enter is ADDED to any amount already there. To clear credit¨ first, (such as to set a specific value), enter NONE. The callers¨ debit will be subtracted from the credit before adding any¨ additional amount. \m Set the default Message Area the caller is in when they¨ log in. This is generally only used when each caller is locked¨ into a specific Message Area, ie. they cannot access the A)rea­ Change command from within Fido. Please refer to the manual for¨ details. \f Set the default File Area the caller is in when they log¨ in. This is generally only used when each caller is locked into a¨ specific File Area, ie. they cannot access the A)rea-Change¨ command from within Fido. Please refer to the manual for details. \! Permanantly purges all (STAMPED) callers from the¨ CALLER.SYS file. Please refer to HELP! on the A)ge-Stamp and¨ S)tamp commands before using. Purged records are placed in the¨ file CALLER.OLD. A backup copy of the original caller file is¨ made in CALLER.BAK. \k Add or remove keys from the callers record. To add keys,¨ just enter the key number or numbers, 1 to 32. 1 add key #1 2 3 27 add keys 2, 3, 27 -16 remove key 16 -2 -7 remove keys 2 and 7 NONE remove all keys \r Resets the callers accumulative limits: accumulated¨ download and accumulated connect time. \c This does a very stringent integrity check on the¨ displayed caller record. It is intended for recovering damaged¨ caller records. It will force name, password and city to be¨ printable USASCII (note: may remove extended and international¨ characters), checks and repairs msg and file area numbers, last­ msg-read counters and other internal data. Please be sure to¨ manually enter any missing or incorrect fields. \# Position to a specific record number.