The CALLINFO.BBS information we have is incomplete, so Citadel might not
write this file completely correctly. This file is a text file, with each
field taking a line followed by a carriage return/line feed (ASCII 13 and
ASCII 10) combination. The information that Citadel writes is:
- User's Name
- The name of the currently logged in user, with all color codes
removed.
- Speed
- The number 0 for 2400 baud, 1 for 300 baud,
2 for 1200 baud, 3 for 9600 baud, or
5 for console or other speed.
- City
- The last line of the user's mailing address that has data in it, or
blank if no lines have data.
- Security Level
- The number 5 for problem users, 30 for normal
users, 80 for Aides, and 100 for Sysops.
- Time left
- The time left in the user's accounts, in minutes. In an attempt to keep
from overflowing other software's limits, no value larger than 546
minutes is written.
- ANSI Color
- The word "COLOR" if the current user has ANSI color enabled
or "MONO" if he does not.
- Password
- The current user's password (but not initials).
- Userlog Number
- The current user's slot in LOG.DAT. (Not that this means anything to
Citadel.)
- Time used
- The number of minutes this call has lasted.
If there is no user logged in, the number 0.
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"01:23".
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"01:23 01/02/90".
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"ABCDEFGH".
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"0".
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"99".
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"0".
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"9999".
- Phone number
- The current user's phone number.
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"01/01/90 02:34".
- Expert
- The word "EXPERT" if helpful hints are turned off
or "NOVICE" if they are on.
- File transfer protocol
- The name of the user's default file
transfer protocol, or a blank line if none is specified.
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"01/01/90".
- Times on
- The number of times the current user has logged onto the system.
- Lines per screen
- The number of lines per screen, or 0 if the current user has screen
pause turned off.
- Last message read
- The new message pointer for the current room.
- Total uploads
- The total number of files the user has uploaded.
- Total downloads
- The total number of files the user has downloaded.
- Excessively Stupid!!!
- The text "8 { Databits }". (There are two spaces between
the "8" and the "{".)
- User's location
- The text "LOCAL if logged in on console, or
"REMOTE" if logged in over the modem.
- Port
- The text "COM" followed by the serial port number of the
modem. (For example, "COM1" if the modem is on the first
serial port.)
- Speed
- The number 0 for 2400 baud, 1 for 300 baud,
2 for 1200 baud, 3 for 9600 baud, or
5 for other speed. No attention is paid to whether the user
is on console or not.
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"FALSE".
- Another stupid thing
- The text "Normal Connection".
- Unknown
- Citadel writes nothing out. Our information lists this field as being
"01/02/94 01:20".
- Task number
- Citadel writes the number 0.
- Door number
- Citadel writes the number 1.
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