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Subject: Return codes from STadel (Was Re: Gulam)
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Date: 8 Apr 89 06:38:01 GMT
References: <3019@m2-net.UUCP> <514@TSfR.UUCP> <3036@m2-net.UUCP>
Reply-To: orc@pell.UUCP (David L. Parsons)
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In article <3036@m2-net.UUCP> elixir@m-net.UUCP (Rodney Fulk) writes:
>
>(I sent you mail and it must apparentlty never arrived?)

  Not too surprising, really, since I'm sitting 430+ miles away from
  Pell.

>I am not actually using the stuff to run STadel but something that is run 
>simularly...
>(I am running Forem ST now with Binkley ST as a front door mailer..

  Gross.  But it should work, provided you've got enough memory.  What
  you can do with runit is set up a CITADEL.RUN (in the folder with
  runit.prg) like so:

    BIN=<directory with forem executables>
    HOME=<where forem wants to be home>
    ARGS=<whatever command-line arguments forem wants>
    AFTER=<program to run after forem exits, for cleanup>
    STARTUP=<initial programs to run when RUNIT starts>

    <cc0>=<programs to run when forem returns cc0>
    <cc1>=<programs to run ... cc1>
	    .
	    .
	    .
    <cc#>=<programs to run ... cc#>
    DEFAULT=$EXIT

  You'd also need to rename the executable for Forem CITADEL.PRG and
  rename the Forem configur program (Assuming, of course, that
  Forem has a configure program - otherwise just find some little
  cookie program) CONFIGUR.PRG.

  (If you had forem return status=6 for invoking the DogNet mailer
  and status=4 for running a Uucp mailer, you would do:
    
    6=DogNetMailer.prg
    5=uucpmailer.prg

  in the <cc> area of the citadel.run file.)

>Can you give me your systems password so I can try to get 
>your latest STadel and such or tell me a system that has it available for
>download?

  Bix has the 3.3b version in the Jefferson Software conference.  I think
  that some of the ftp sites around the net have them too.  I mailed a
  copy of 3.3b (?) to lakesys a while back, but that's the only site that
  springs to mind.  Pell is at 612-436-6450 these days, but that's not a
  good bet, because (a) it's only 1200 baud and (b) it croaked a couple
  of weeks ago and I'm out of town and can't get up the enthusiasm to go
  860 miles to reboot the bloody system.

>The only two reasons I stopped running STadel were because there were no time 
>limits...

  3.3b and up have download limits...

> ... and there were no user levels other than a user and a sysop level..

  ... but no user levels.  Why bother with them, what with the various
  permutations of room accessability , &tc...?

   -david parsons
   -orc@pell.uucp