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 What is this for
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 AECLEAN IS A SMALL TOOL, THAT SCANS THE AMI EXPRESS USER.DATA, KEYS AND
 MISC FOR NUKED USER, CRAPDATA BEHIND USERNAME, LOCATION, ACCESS AND INET
 NAME AS /X MESSES UP THE USERDATA WITH NEEDLESS TEXT. IF A NEW USER LOGGS
 ON /X IS COPYING THE LAST USER FROM USER.DATA, KEYS AND MISC AND INSERT
 THE NEW USER DATAS. IF THE USERNAME IS SHORTER THE REST OF THE OTHER DATA
 KEEPS STANDING IN THE DATAFILES AND LOOK VERY SHIT! ALSO THE DATAS FROM
 DELETED USER KEEP IN THE DATAFILE AND ARE NOT KILLED! ALL THESE IS FIXED
 BY AE CLEAN AND YOU GET REAL CLEAN DATAS.

 example: last user > flite/sad $00 .............
          new user  > blooz $00/sad .............

          at $00 the username ends and the rest of the 31 reserved chars
          is uninteresting. But why does /X not clean the rest with $00
          bytes then? (the "/sad" is from the previous user in this example)
          Somehow wired.

 BECAUSE OF THE BIG IMPORTANCE OF THE USER.DATA, KEYS AND MISC I STORE THEM
 BEFORE ACTING ON THEM. THEY`LL BE LHA PACKED AND STORED ON A DIRECTORY
 CALLED  ".BACKUP" IN YOUR BBS: DRAWER.

 AS I PACK UP THE DATAS I HAVE FOUND OUT A REAL NICE ADVANCE ... IF RUN THE
 TOOL TWICE AND ALWAYS THE DATA`S WERE PACKED .. THE AE CLEANED DATAS WERE
 ABOUT 9KB SHORTER THEN THE ORIGINAL DATAS. THIS SHOULD SHOW YOU HOW MUCH
 THE USER.DATA, KEYS AND MISC A FRAGMENTED!!





 How to use
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 The Usage is 100% simple! Just call the tool... No options, no config!





 Requirements
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 Rexxsupport.library
 A running /X 4.x like bbs





 History
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 {v1.o} - No history .. just a fastcode!

          -= FIRST PUBLIC RELEASE =-