/* * * DIRMES.SYS * ---------- * * This binary file holds the informations on all active messages. This file is * very important and must not be edited or changed otherwise the list of the * messages could be lost. This file can only be opened for reading. * * It is organized with records, each record containing information on a * message. The first record of the file only contains the number of the last * message. Never modify this file while the BBS is running. * * A null type of message (00 hex) invalidates the record. * * Dates are given as the number of seconds since january 1st, 1970 00:00. * * Masks are bit fields, number of bit corresponds to the number of the BBS in * the BBS.SYS file. * */ #define NBBBS 80 #define NBMASK NBBBS/8 #pragma pack(1) typedef struct { char type; /* 1 Type of message (A,B,P,T) */ char status; /* 1 Status of message ($,A,F,K,N,Y) */ long numero; /* 4 Number of the message */ long taille; /* 4 Size of message in characters */ long date; /* 4 Date of message */ char bbsf[7]; /* 7 Adjacent BBS giving the message */ char bbsv[41]; /* 41 Route */ char exped[7]; /* 7 Destination of the message */ char desti[7]; /* 7 To field */ char bid[13]; /* 13 BID or MID */ char titre[61]; /* 61 Title of message */ char free[16]; /* 16 Reserved bytes */ long datesd; /* 4 Date of the message creation */ long datech; /* 4 Date of last status change */ char fbbs[NBMASK]; /* 10 Mask of BBSes to forward to */ char forw[NBMASK]; /* 10 Mask of BBSes already forwarded */ } bullist; /* 194 bytes = length of one record */ /* * STATIS.DAT * ---------- * * This binary file holds the informations on all connections. This file is * very important and must not be edited or changed otherwise the list of the * connections could be lost. This file can only be opened for reading. * * It is organized with records, each record containing information on a * connection. Never modify this file while the BBS is running. * * Date is given as the number of seconds since january 1st, 1970 00:00. * */ typedef struct { char indcnx[7]; /* 7 Callsign */ char port; /* 1 (Port x 32) + channel */ long datcnx; /* 4 Date of the connection */ short tpscnx; /* 2 duration of the connection */ } statis; /* 14 bytes = length of one record */ /* * WFBID.SYS * --------- * * This binary file holds the last received BIDs. The number of records of this * file is defined in the INIT.SRV file. This file is very important and must * not be edited or changed otherwise the list of the messages could be lost. * This file can only be opened for reading. * * It is organized with records, each record containing information on a BID. * This is a circular file and the first record of the file contains the pointer * of the last overwritten record in the msg_number field. Never modify this * file while the BBS is running. * */ typedef struct { char mode; /* 1 Type of message (A,B,P,T) */ char fbid[13]; /* 13 BID of the message */ long msg_number; /* 4 Number of the message */ } bidfwd; /* 18 bytes = length of one record */ /* * INF.SYS * ------- * * This binary file holds the informations on all users of the BBS. This file * is very important and must not be edited or changed otherwise the list of the * users could be lost. This file can only be opened for reading. * * It is organized with records, each record containing information on a user. * Never modify this file while the BBS is running. * */ #define uchar unsigned char typedef struct { /* Callsign structure used in info */ char callsign[7]; char ssid; } indicat; typedef struct { indicat indic; /* 8 Callsign */ indicat relai[8]; /* 64 Digis path */ long lastmes; /* 4 Last L number */ long nbcon; /* 4 Number of connexions */ long hcon; /* 4 Last connexion date */ long lastyap; /* 4 Last YN date */ unsigned short flags; /* 2 Flags */ unsigned short on_base; /* 2 ON Base number */ uchar nbl; /* 1 Lines paging */ uchar lang; /* 1 Language */ char free[27]; /* 27 Reserved */ char nom[18]; /* 18 1st Name */ char prenom[13]; /* 13 Christian name */ char adres[61]; /* 61 Address */ char ville[31]; /* 31 City */ char teld[13]; /* 13 home phone */ char telp[13]; /* 13 job phone */ char home[41]; /* 41 home BBS */ char qra[7]; /* 7 Qth Locator */ char priv[13]; /* 13 PRIV directory */ char filtre[7]; /* 7 LC choice filter */ char pass[13]; /* 13 Password */ char zip[9]; /* 9 Zipcode */ } info; /* 360 bytes = lenght of one record */ /* * YAPLBL.SYS * ---------- * * This binary file holds the descriptions of the FbbDos files. * * It is organized with records, each record containing the filename in upcase * characters (with the full path including disk name) and the description of * this file. * * Date is given as the number of seconds since january 1st, 1970 00:00. * */ #if defined (__MSDOS__) typedef struct { char filename[80]; /* Complete path of the filename */ char label[40]; /* Description of the file */ long creation; /* Date of creation of the file */ long unused; /* Not used should be 0 */ } YapLbl; #elif defined (__linux__) typedef struct { char filename[80]; /* Complete path of the filename */ char label[40]; /* Description of the file */ char owner[7]; /* Owner of the file */ char unknown; long unknown2; long creation; /* Date of creation of the file */ char unknown3[24]; } YapLbl; #endif /* * SATEL.DAT * --------- * * This binary file holds the informations on the satellite data base of the * BBS. This file is very important and must not be edited or changed otherwise * the list of the satellites could be lost. This file can only be opened for * reading. * * It is organized with records, each record containing information on a * satellite. Never modify this file while the BBS is running. * */ typedef struct { char sat_name[18]; /* 18 Name of the satellite */ short year; /* 2 Year of reference */ double day; /* 8 Day of reference */ short month; /* 2 Month of reference */ short hour; /* 2 Hour of reference */ short minute; /* 2 Minute of reference */ short second; /* 2 Second of reference */ double inclination; /* 8 Inclination */ double raan; /* 8 R.A.A.N. */ double excentricity; /* 8 Excentricity */ double a_perigee; /* 8 Argument of perigee */ double mean_anomaly; /* 8 Mean anomaly */ double a; /* 8 must be 0.0 */ double mean_motion; /* 8 mean motion */ double dec_rate; /* 8 Decay rate */ long revolution; /* 4 Epoch revolution */ double frequency; /* 8 Frequency for doppler computing */ double v; /* 8 must be 0.0 */ short step; /* 2 Step of processing (minutes) */ long last_upd; /* 4 Date of last update */ long catalog; /* 4 NASA Catalog Number */ short free[4]; /* 8 Unused */ } satel; /* 138 bytes : lenght of one record */ /* * WP.SYS * ------ * The WP.SYS file is composed of records. Each record is 194 bytes long. * * This file should NOT be modified while the BBS software is running ! * */ typedef struct { char callsign[7]; /* Callsign of the record */ char name[13]; /* Name of the user */ char free; /* Unused */ char changed; /* Flag(U, G, I) of modification */ unsigned seen; /* Number of updates */ long activ_date; /* Date of active part */ long temp_date; /* Date of temp part */ char activ_homebbs[41]; /* Home BBS in active part */ char temp_homebbs[41]; /* Home BBS in temp part */ char activ_zip[9]; /* Zip code in active part */ char temp_zip[9]; /* Zip code in temp part */ char activ_qth[31]; /* Qth in active part */ char temp_qth[31]; /* Qth in temp part */ } Wps; #pragma pack()