> ##### Last update 23-May-2003

> # BBS doors dropfiles.

> ### Dropfiles for Unix BBS systems.

> Not all options that are available under DOS or OS/2 can be used with Unix BBS systems and must be faked. The doorfiles are written in the users homedirectory when the user starts a door.

> ### DOOR.SYS format.

> The door.sys format is a 52 lines ascii textfile, each line is terminated with a cr/lf pair. In the setup it is possible to force the creation of MM-DD-YYYY dates instead of the MM-DD-YY style. Newer doors sometimes need that.

>     Line	Description
>     -----	-----------------------------------------------------------------
>     1	Port, 5 characters in DOS format, COM1: or COM0:
>     2	Effective Baudrate, 19200 or 0 for COM0:
>     3	Databits, always 8
>     4	Nodenumber, 1..9999
>     5	Locked baudrate, 19200 or tty portspeed for COM0:
>     6	Screen display, Y=snoop on, N=snoop off, on Unix allways Y.
>     7	Printer Y=on N=off, on Unix always N
>     8	Page Bell Y=on N=off, on Unix allways Y
>     9	Caller alarm Y=on N=off, on Unix allways Y
>     10	Users first name and lastname
>     11	Users location
>     12	Voice/Home phone
>     13	Work/Dataphone
>     14	Users password.
>     15	Security level, 0..32768
>     16	Users number of calls
>     17	Users last call date MM-DD-YY or MM-DD-YYYY
>     18	Seconds remaining this call
>     19	Time left in minutes
>     20	ANSI, "GR" is yes, otherwise "NG"
>     21	Screen length
>     22	User mode, always N
>     23	Always blank
>     24	Always blank
>     25	Subscription expire date MM-DD-YY or MM-DD-YYYY
>     26	Users record number
>     27	Default protocol
>     28	Users total number of uploads
>     29	Users total number of downloads
>     30	Users daily download kilobytes total
>     31	Daily download kilobyte limit
>     32	Users date of birth MM-DD-YY or MM-DD-YYYY
>     33	Path to users database files, cannot be used on Unix
>     34	Path to message database files, cannot be used on Unix
>     35	Sysop first and last name
>     36	Users handle
>     37	Next event starting time, "none" on Unix
>     38	Error-free connection Y=Yes or N=No, always Y
>     39	Always set to N
>     40	Always set to Y
>     41	Text color as defined in setup 7 = gray.
>     42	Always 0
>     43	Last new files scan date MM-DD-YY or MM-DD-YYYY
>     44	Time of this call HH:MM
>     45	Time of last call HH:MM
>     46	Always set to 32768
>     47	Number of files downloaded today
>     48	Total kilobytes uploaded
>     49	Total kilobytes downloaded
>     50	Comment stored in users record
>     51	Always set to 0
>     52	Total number of messages posted

> ### DOOR.SYS format.

> The door32.sys format is a 11 lines ascii textfile, each line is terminated with a cr/lf pair.

>     Line	Description
>     -----	-----------------------------------------------------------------
>     1	Com type: 1=serial, 2=telnet, with mbse always 1
>     2	Com port: 1 or 0 for local mode
>     3	Effective baudrate: 19200 or 0
>     4	BBS name
>     5	User record number
>     6	User's real name
>     7	User's handle
>     8	User's security level
>     9	Time left in minutes
>     10	Graphicsmode: 1 or 0
>     11	Node (line) number

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