/*************************************************************************** © copyright 1995-96 by DLG Development All rights reserved *****************************************************************************/ #ifndef EXEC_TYPES_H #include #endif /* User access in message areas - MSG: */ struct Msg_Log { char Name[36]; /* Name of user (sorted) */ long High_Mess; /* Users last message read */ UBYTE Priv_Flag; /* This is used internally */ char uflag; /* upgraded priv flags */ char dflag; /* downgraded priv flags */ char special; /* the user is not purgable from the area */ }; /* Priv flags */ #define Enter_Priv 1 #define Kill_Priv 2 #define Hurl_Priv 4 #define Forward_Priv 8 #define Special_ReEdit 32 #define Special_Kill 64 #define Sysop_Access 64 #define Re_Edit 128 /* Message area structure - MSG:Area.bbs FILE:Area.bbs */ /* DLGConfig:SIGS/.(FILE.MSG) */ struct Msg_Area { char Name[34]; /* text describing message area */ SHORT AADef; /* this is unused */ SHORT Capacity; /* number of messages allowed in area */ SHORT Number; /* number of the message area */ char Flag; /* represents the type of area */ SHORT UpperLimit; /* the renumber trigger value */ unsigned char llevel; /* lowest level that can gain access */ unsigned char ulevel; /* highest level that can gain access */ char path[8]; /* used only in file areas (alternate file path) */ char processor[12]; /* batchfile used to process the text */ char origin[75]; /* custom origin line for this area */ unsigned char uwrite; /* highest level that can write */ unsigned char lwrite; /* lowest level that can write */ unsigned char ukill; /* highest level that can kill */ unsigned char lkill; /* lowest level that can kill */ unsigned char uforward; /* highest level that can forward */ unsigned char lforward; /* lowest level that can forward */ unsigned char ucopy; /* highest level that can copy */ unsigned char lcopy; /* lowest level that can copy */ unsigned char uedit; /* highest level that can edit */ unsigned char ledit; /* lowest level that can edit */ unsigned char usysop; /* highest level that can have sysop access */ unsigned char lsysop; /* lowest level that can have sysop access */ char forceset; /* not used */ unsigned char loadcharset; /* not used */ unsigned char savecharset; /* alternate character set for this area */ char unused[33]; /* not used */ }; /* Number to use for private area */ #define PVTAREA -1 /* Message area flags (types) */ #define AUTO_ACCESS_AREA 1 /* auto access */ #define HIDE_SEENBY 2 /* seenby lines will be hidden */ #define HANDLES_AREA 4 /* handles used */ #define ECHO_AREA 8 /* echomail area */ #define NETMAIL_AREA 16 /* netmail area */ #define NEWSGROUP_AREA 32 /* newsgroup area */ #define SIGNATURE_AREA 64 /* signature used in this area */ /* Message header structure - First part of MSG:/.msg This header is followed by a null-terminated body of text */ struct Msg_Header { char From[36]; /* sender of the message */ char To[36]; /* receiver of message */ unsigned char Title[72]; /* title of message */ char Date[20]; /* string containing creation date of message */ SHORT TimesRead; /* used for message type */ SHORT DestNode; /* fidonet destination node */ SHORT OrigNode; /* fidonet originating node */ SHORT Cost; /* fidonet cost field */ SHORT OrigNet; /* fidonet originating net */ SHORT DestNet; /* fidonet originating node */ char Fill[8]; /* not used */ SHORT ReplyTo; /* backward reply link */ SHORT Attribute; /* fidonet attribute field */ SHORT NextReply; /* forward reply link */ }; /* Message Types */ #define PRI_MSG 0 /* private message */ #define PUB_MSG 1 /* public message */ #define PRINET_MSG 2 /* private netmail message */ #define PUBNET_MSG 3 /* public netmail message */ #define ECHO_MSG 4 /* echomail message */ #define UUCP_MSG 5 /* uucp message */ #define CC_MSG 6 /* carbon copy message */ #define FILE_DESC 7 /* file description */ #define SIGNATURE 8 /* signature */ #define BULLETIN 9 /* bulletin */ #define TEXT 10 /* text file */ #define USENET_MSG 11 /* usenet message */ #define NEWS_MSG 12 /* newsgroup message */ /* Message header bits for FidoNet */ #define Private 1 #define Crash 2 #define Received 4 #define Sent 8 #define FileAttached 16 #define InTransit 32 #define Orphan 64 #define KillSent 128 #define Local 256 #define HoldForPickup 512 #define FFileRequest 2048 #define ReturnRectRequest 4096 #define IsReturnRect 8192 #define AuditRequest 16384 #define FileUpdateReq 32768 /* Structure for calling DispMsg() */ struct MsgDisplay { USHORT area; /* current area number */ char *transarray; /* character set translation array or NULL */ char *passwd; /* password for doing area locking */ char *filename; /* path/filename of the message to display */ USHORT *screenpos; /* address of current screen position */ LONG findex; /* size of the message header */ char *breakbuf; /* null terminated string of characters that can be used */ /* to break the message body display */ ULONG flags; /* flags see following defines */ }; /* MsgDisplay flags */ #define MSG_STRIPSB 1L #define MSG_MSGAREA 2L #define MSG_FILEAREA 4L /* Structure for calling SendPublicMsg() and SendRawMsg() */ struct MsgStruct { struct Msg_Header *header; /* address of message header structure */ struct Msg_Header *repheader; /* address of header being replied to */ unsigned char *body; /* buffer containing the body text */ USHORT replyto; /* message number we are replying to */ struct Msg_Area *areainfo; /* address of areainfo structure */ long flags; /* flags; see following defines */ }; /* MsgStruct flags */ #define MSG_NOORIGIN 1L /* Filename User:First_Last/WaitingMail.dat This file MUST always be alphabetically sorted on the first field A record must be added when a public messages in entered to a user on the system. A record must be deleted when that user READS or PACKS the message, does anything that will reset the recieved bit of the message header, OR when the message is deleted from the system. See AddStruct() and DeleteStruct() */ struct WaitingMail { char msgid[12]; /* format: area:message eg: 0001:00123 */ char from [36]; /* ^^^^^^^^^^ */ char subject[72]; /* Must be padded with ZEROS in this exact format */ SHORT areanum; char areaname[34]; SHORT messagenum; }; /* SIGs */ struct SIG_Def { unsigned char number; /* number representing the sig */ char name[36]; /* text string representing name of sig */ char shortname[11]; /* short name of sig (for prompt purposes) */ unsigned char level; /* level required to join sig */ char sigop[36]; /* leader of the sig */ char status; /* not used */ char filler[40]; /* not used */ };