| | Scanner V1.9 Amiga Config File | ------------------------------- by Mr.Great & Mr. Commodore | (c) 04/26/1993 | | Example configuration file with lots of extra information. Scanner | will automatically search for and read the "Scanner.cfg" file if | present in the current directory. You can specify any file with | the -C option like this: | | Scanner DIAL -Cdh0:where_ever/myscan.config | | In the case of all these settings, if you don't specify one, the | program will use the defaults metioned for each one. | | PS! The order in which these commands are listed doesn't matter. | All text lines starting with '|' are ignored. Everything after | trimed off. You CAN also put remarks after the settings.. | Upper- or lowercase letters can be used thruout the settings. |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Modem settings for initialization. Default "ATZ". MODEMINIT = ATZ |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Optional second modem setting sent after the above one. Default blank. MODEMSTR2 = ATX6 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Initialize serial port baud rate. Default 19200. BAUDRATE = 19200 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Serial device to use, like BaudBandit.device. Default is "serial.device". DEVICE = serial.device |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Serial unit to use. Default is 0. Normally just for those multi-serial- | port owners.. UNIT = 0 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | For each scan entry in the logfile, you can specify how you want the | date format to be: | FULL = Sat Feb 27 04:20:28 1993 (Default) | SHORT = 04:20:28 LOGDATE = FULL |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Path and filename for text file to log activity. Default is "Scanner.log" | This will be the main log file. LOGFILE = Scanner.log950 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Modem result codes. Enter here the result codes your modem uses, the pro- | gram will use these result codes to determine the status of the scan. | | After each result code, you can place a full path and filename of a log- | file, after the '>' character. In which all accurances of the result code, | with the number and time, will be placed for later detailed overview. | | If you supply the '> MAINLOG' keyword, it will also be placed in the main | logfile. Specified above in the LOGFILE config line. | | If no logfile is supplied it won't be written anywhere, except on screen. OK = OK >ok.log >MAINLOG CONNECT = CONNECT >connect.log >MAINLOG NO CARRIER = NO CARRIER >no_carrier.log >MAINLOG ERROR = ERROR >error.log >MAINLOG NO DIAL TONE= NO DIAL TONE>no_dial_tone.log >MAINLOG BUSY = BUSY >busy.log >MAINLOG RINGING = RINGING >ringing.log >MAINLOG VOICE = VOICE >voice.log >MAINLOG RING = RING >ring.log >MAINLOG NO ANSWER = NO ANSWER >no_answer.log >MAINLOG |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Path and filename for a text file to log timeout activity. And/or appended | to the main log file, like the above result code logs. TIMEOUTLOG = timeoutlog.log >MAINLOG |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Prefix dailing string, usually something like ATDT950. Default blank. PREFIX = ATDT950 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | String to put after the number. Default blank. | USRobotics modems can detect second dialtones, by using "W;H". It will | return the OK result code, if it found one and log this in the log file. | For scanning for CARRIERs don't use any suffix string. The program will | automatically log the carrier string and drop carrier. | | Info for USR-DS 16.8 users: Mr. Commodore found a fucking bug in his 16.8, | that it can't detect VOICE results, only in FAX mode. This has been | comfirmed by USR, and they have made a new Supervisor ROM available! Also | if you get alot of false NO DAILTONE errors, don't use ATX6. SUFFIX = W;H |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Timeout delay after the number is dialed. Default 20 seconds. WAITDELAY = 33 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Dailing delay in between calls. Default 5 seconds. DAILDELAY = 3 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Maximum delay when initializing modem to wait for OK string. Default 5. | No need to mess around with this setting, but just in case, it's here.. OKDELAY = 3 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Path and filename to exchange data file. Default is "Scanner.dat". TABLEFILE = Scanner.dat950 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Start and ending offsets in data table to dial. Default is 0 and 9999. | If the table is created sequentially, with the SEQ command, you can simply | use these offsets to directly specify which number to dial. START = 0000 END = 9999 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Range in which to create the exchange data file. Default 0 and 9999. | So you can randomly scan a certain range of exchanges. Very useful if you | f.ex. only want to do exchanges 1000 to 2000, in a random order. | TABLEEND defaults to the largest possible number in table (see EXCHDIGITS | below) if NOT specified/present. TABLESTART = 0000 TABLEEND = 9999 | So for example if you wanted to make a random exchange file with exchanges | 3000-5000, but right now only wanted to scan exchanges 3500-4000, your | settings should be: | | TABLESTART = 3000 | TABLEEND = 5000 | START = 500 | END = 1000 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Max Ring counter before timeout. Default 3. | If 0 it will disable the ring counter feature. MAXRINGS = 3 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Number of digits in exchange used. Standard US default is 4. Certain | amount of space is needed for the number of digits used. Technically each | exchange number takes up 4 bytes, as we use longwords, so: | | Digits Highest Number Datafile Size Comment | ------ -------------- --------------- ------------------------------- | 1 9 (in bytes) 52 To hack around the office? | 2 99 412 | 3 999 4.012 | 4 9999 40.012 Regular US exchange. | 5 99999 400.012 Most exchanges I would think.. | 6 999999 4.000.012 Yep, 4 Megs! Init takes 30 mins! | 7 9999999 40.000.012 Entire US areacode! 1-800? | 8 99999999 400.000.012 | 9 999999999 4.000.000.012 4 Gigabytes..hmm.. | | As a 32 bit longword can only hold up to no. 4294967296, we cannot do a 10 | digit (4 Tetrabytes anyone??) table and scan the entire US. Sorry guys.. :) | | Currently the program randomizes the table in memory, so you can maximum do | a 6 digit, 4 meg table. I could make the random routine filebased, which | will be much slower if anyone would like a randomized 7 digit 40meg table. | | PS! Remember to change the TABLEEND value, or simply remove it. Otherwise | it will cut off the table where you might not want it to. EXCHDIGITS = 4 |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | If YES it uses the keyboard.device to scan key presses instead of the | active CLI Window. The keyboard.device receives all keypresses no matter | which Window/Program you currently are in. Can be handy. Default is NO. | | If NO it uses the current CLI window to get the keyboard input, which is | much nicer. You can also define and use your left/right-mousebuttons. KEYBDEVICE = NO |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Complete user configurable key function setup! Lets you, the user, setup | what text and/or function you want each key to represent. | | Format is as follows: KEY= | | Order is not important, and you can leave out any of the four parts. | | 1 The Hang-up Flag, "^", specifies if you want the modem to drop carrier | upon a keypress, use a '^' somewhere in the string. | 2 The Text can be any text (except for ^, @ and >), you wish to write to | the logfile and screen with the scan entry, upon keypress. | 3 The Function, is a pre-programmed function that does a specific task. | 4 The Log specfication. ">", puts any activity caused by the key to a | specified log file. If you supply the '> MAINLOG' keyword, it will also | be placed in the main logfile. Specified in the LOGFILE config line. If | no logfile is supplied it won't be written anywhere, except on screen. | | Current available functions you can place and use: | | @INFO Show info screen. | @HELP Show help screen. | @JUMP Jump to specified table offset. | @RETRY Retry last number. | @PAUSE Pause until same key pressed again. | @TIME Print current time. | @SKIP Skip entry, and continue to next. | @DELETE Skip entry. | @ABORT Abort scan, and quit program. | @BACK Skip entry, go one backward. | @FORWARD Skip entry, go one forward. | @COMMENT Prompt for comment text. | @ENTERSTR Change prefix and suffix modem strings. | @DIAL Ask for a number to dialout. | | For example examine the config line: | | KEYJ=GOTO OFFSET^ @JUMP | | Would when the key 'J' is pressed hang-up the modem, print "GOTO OFFSET" | on the screen and in the logfile. Then execute the actual Jump function | routine to ask for the new offset and jump there. | | Available keys that can be defined are listed below. As an added bonus, | you can also define the 10 available F-keys. | | With the KEYLEFT command you can define what the left mousebutton | should do when pressed. (only if KEYBDEVICE = NO) | | Only default key available is ESCape. Defined as an abort/panic key. KEYA=ANSWERING MACHINE^ >answering_machine.log >MAINLOG KEYB=BUSY^ >busy.log >MAINLOG KEYC=CARRIER^ >carrier.log >MAINLOG KEYD=DISCONNECTED^ >disconnected.log >MAINLOG KEYE= KEYF=FAX MACHINE^ >fax_machine.log >MAINLOG KEYG= KEYH= KEYI=@INFO KEYJ=JUMP^ @JUMP >jump.log >MAINLOG KEYK=COMMENT^ @COMMENT >comment.log >MAINLOG KEYL= KEYM=MESSAGE SERVICE^ >message_service.log >MAINLOG KEYN=NEW NUMBER^ >new_number.log >MAINLOG KEYO=OK^ >ok.log >MAINLOG KEYP=PAGER^ >pager.log >MAINLOG KEYQ=QUIET^ >quiet.log >MAINLOG KEYR=RETRY^ @RETRY >retry.log >MAINLOG KEYS=*PAUSE* @PAUSE >pause.log >MAINLOG KEYT=TONE^ >tone.log >MAINLOG KEYU= KEYV=VOICE^ >voice.log >MAINLOG KEYW= KEYX= KEYY= KEYZ=@TIME KEY?=???^ >???.log >MAINLOG KEY-=BACK^ @BACK >back.log >MAINLOG KEY+=FORWARD^ @FORWARD >forward.log >MAINLOG KEYF01=ENTERSTR^ @ENTERSTR >enterstr.log >MAINLOG KEYF02=DIAL^ @DIAL >dial.log >MAINLOG KEYF03= KEYF04= KEYF05= KEYF06= KEYF07= KEYF08= KEYF09= KEYF10= KEYDEL=DELETE^ @DELETE >delete.log >MAINLOG KEYESC=ABORT^ @ABORT >abort.log >MAINLOG KEYRET=SKIP^ @SKIP >skip.log >MAINLOG KEYHLP=@HELP KEYLEFT=SKIP^ @SKIP >skip.log >MAINLOG |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | This command lets you create a custom list of numbers you wish to scan. | | It doesn't change or delete your standard data file, Scanner.dat, but | just use these numbers one by one instead. Just list all the numbers | in a normal text file, one on each line. Up to 128 characters on each line. | | There can be blank lines in the table, and you can use the '|' in the | beginning of each line for comments... | | Remember to change your PREFIX string, and START and END offsets! If you | leave your START and END out, it will automatically count the total count | of numbers in the table. |CUSTOMTABLE = Scanner.mytable | Thats it so far.... |==========================================================================