Command Line Specifiers
Introduction
When using the EXEC, EXEC_MSYNCFOS, or EXEC_NETFOSS menu commands, it is sometimes useful to pass information to the program being executed. Below is a list of specifiers (and what they'll be replaced with) that can be entered as part of the command line you want to execute.
Descriptions
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*DOOR32
- This specifier will be replaced with the full path/filename of the DOOR32.SYS dropfile.
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*DOORSYS
- This specifier will be replaced with the full path/filename of the DOOR.SYS dropfile.
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*DORINFO
- This specifier will be replaced with the full path/filename of the DORINFO.DEF dropfile (it will always use this filename, no matter what node is in use).
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*DORINFO1
- This specifier will be replaced with the full path/filename of the DORINFO1.DEF dropfile (it will always use this filename, no matter what node is in use).
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*DORINFOx
- This specifier will be replaced with the full path/filename of the DORINFOx.DEF dropfile (it will substitute the actual node number in the place of the x).
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*HANDLE (deprecated)
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*IPADDRESS
- The client's IP address (IPv4).
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*MINUTESLEFT
- The number of minutes the client has remaining for this session.
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*NODE
- The node number the client is connected to.
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*PASSWORD
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*SECONDSLEFT
- The number of seconds the client has remaining for this session.
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*SOCKETHANDLE
- The socket handle of the client connection (basically the TELNET version of a com number)
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*USERNAME
- The client's user name (with RLoginHost prefix)