"Harold P. Boushell" wrote:

> Jure: -more-                     07OCT2001

> 

> You mean make a DOS version? Fine with me.

> 

> Not really:

> 

> It is a PowerBasicCC  COMMAND LINE MODE.

> 

> But it probably would run in MSDOS622

> as long as I can "INCLUDE" all necessary

> DLL's and Other files inside of the

> program it self.  It should always

> run from 95, 98, NT, and most likely

> from 2000, COMMAND LINE WINDOW 'DOS'.



Are you aware of the command syntax?



You will most likely need the following:

- To "1.2.3.4 local-shell: Transmit_IP]" you should reply with "1.2.3.4

local-shell: IP,(your IP)]".

- If you recieve "1.2.3.4 local-shell: IP,(IP)]" you should add the (IP)

to the list.

- If you recieve "1.2.3.4 local-shell: REMOVE,(IP)]" you should remove

the (IP) from the list.

- To "1.2.3.4 local-shell: Transmit_IP_List]" you should reply with a

"1.2.3.4 local-shell: IP,(entry)]" for each [entry] you have in the

list.

- If you recieve "1.2.3.4 local-user: (message)]" you should display the

(message) on the screen somehow.



There should be no dubbles in the list and any capitals in the commands

shouldn't be an issue. The IP on the begining of each line is always the

sender's IP, it should be seperated from the rest of the command with a

whitespace. A "]" ends the line, the program should ignore anything on

that line after it.



If in "remote" mode, your program should not send any error messages,

but a "1.2.3.4 remote-shell: Task_grabed,(the original command)]"

message immediately after it is clear that the program can execute the

command (most likely after it is executed). In this mode, your program

should abandon the execution if it recieves a command (notice) like the

previously mentioned "Task_grabed" one. If in "local" mode, the above

does not count.



All error messages should be sent to the user ("1.2.3.4 local.user:

Error (describtion)]"), not to the shell.



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