Category : BBS Programs+Doors
Archive   : TONSMOD.ZIP
Filename : ADDNET.MOD

 
Output of file : ADDNET.MOD contained in archive : TONSMOD.ZIP
Gary Norman #1 @3651
1Saturday, 5November 10, 1990 3 4:43 7pm 2
Modification to allow adding of new net sub subscribers to a sub when reading
your e-mail. After installation, you will be able to select 'N' when reading
your mail and add a new system to receive your sub. You will be returned to
the message command where you will be able to respond to the message.

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Mod file name : Addnet.mod From : RiverCity BBS, @3651
WWIV Version : 4.11 Installed in: Msgbase1.C
Based on : Addnn.mod by RC
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In msgbase1.C search for void readmail() and insert the following void BEFORE
void readmail().

void add_netsubscribe() /* added this void */
{ /* November 7, 1990 */
char hostnum[7],ns1[80];
FILE *host;
nl();

prt(2,"Enter the numbers of the sub type to add to: ");
input(hostnum,5);
sprintf(ns1,"%sN",syscfg.datadir);
strcat(ns1,hostnum);
strcat(ns1,".NET");
prt(1,"Enter the system to add: ");
input(hostnum,5);
strcat(hostnum,"\n");
host = fopen(ns1,"a+t");
fputs(hostnum,host);
fclose(host);
}

In void readmail() search for ch=onek("QSRIDAF?-+GZVUEO");

if (so())
ch=onek("QSRIDAF?-+GZVUEON"); /* added N */
else

Search further down in void readmail() for case 'Q':

case 'Q':
done=1;
break;
case 'N': /* added case 'N' */
add_netsubscribe(); /* calls previous void above */
break; /* end of modification */
case 'O':

5Original Posted On2 >7 WWIV Modifications
3WWr v4.0

  3 Responses to “Category : BBS Programs+Doors
Archive   : TONSMOD.ZIP
Filename : ADDNET.MOD

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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