;
;      PC-Board 11, 12, and 14  - HotDog PCBoard File/User Utility - V 3.1
;                                 Process User Information System
;                                 Configuration File
;
;      ͻ
;        A NAPSWare Production Release 
;      ͼ
;
;                  MC's Place BBS    - (919) 891-1111 - John McNamara
;                  Viking Magick BBS  - (617) 354-2171 - David Patterson
;
;    HotDog Progamming                                      - John McNamara
;    HotDog Documentaion                                    - David Patterson
;
;    The HotDog programme name was suggested by Brian Miller, 
;        SysOp - Channel One
;
;  --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;
;      Format of the HotDog Configuration File is:
;
;      1) Location and Name of Users File, PCBoard Version #
;      2) Location and Name of the UserList Report Output File
;      3) Security Levels NOT to Change if <= or >= these Values
;      4) Security Levels NOT to Change No Matter What
;      5) No. of Top UpLoaders, Security Level to UpDate to,
;         Location and Name of Top UpLoaders Report Output File,
;         Location and Name of the Top UpLoaders Footer File {Optional}
;      6) No. of Top DownLoaders, Security Level to UpDate to,
;         Location and Name of Top DownLoaders Report Output File,
;         Location and Name of the Top DownLoaders Footer File {Optional}
;      7) DownLoad/Upload Ratios, Security levels
;
;
;      Thus, There are Six [6] One Line Data Information Lines -- Items #1
;      through #6. There Must Also be One Line for Item #7 (There Can be Any
;      Number of Lines for the Security Ratio Levels).
;
;
; Every line with a ';' before it is ignored, these
; lines are all considered comments.
;
; A ';' after information on a data line may also be used
; to clarify what the line is meant for.
;
;
;
; The following are the command line switches for the HotDog programme.
;
;                       /U -- /T -- /D -- /G -- /S 
;
; /U -- UserList - Create a UserList Bulletin
; /T -- Create a Top UpLoaders Bulletin
; /D -- Create a Top DownLoaders Bulletin
; /G -- Create a Graphics Top UpLoaders and/or Top DownLoaders Bulletin(s)
; /S -- Update the Users Security based on their UL/DL ratio.
;
;       NB - If Top UpLoaders is selected with the '/T' option,
;            their Security Level will be raised to the Top
;            Uploaders Level as specified for Item #5.
;
;            If Top DownLoaders is selected with the '/D' option,
;            their Security Level will be changed to the Top
;            DownLoaders Level as specified for Item #6.
;
;
; Here is the actual configuration file information ......
;
;
; The following line is the filename and location
; of the Users file (Item #1)
;
C:\PCB\MAIN\USERS 14            ; Name and Location of Users File,
;                                 Version of PCBoard (11, 12, or 14).
;
;
;  NOTE - If NO Version Number is given, HOTDOG Defaults to Version 14 !!
;
; ************************************************************************
;  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
;  HAVE THE VERSION CORRECT FOR YOUR BOARD OR IT WILL KILL YOUR USERS FILE
;  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
; ************************************************************************
;
;
;  HotDog DOES NOT Support PCBoard Version 10.  You MUST use PU11 for 
;  PCBoard 10.
;
;
; The following line is the filename and location
; where you want the UserList Bulletin to be placed. (Item #2)
;
C:\PCB\GEN\BLT15                ; Name and Location of the UserList Bulletin
;                                 File.
;
;
; The following line is the range of security levels that will be changed.
; All security levels that are greater than the first number, and less than
; the second number can be changed by HotDog. Note that HotDog will NEVER
; alter a security level greater than or equal to 100. It will also NEVER 
; change a security level of 0, since zero [0] represents deleted and/or 
; locked out users.  These values are hardcoded into the programme and may 
; NOT be changed. (Item #3) 
;
5 40                            ; Do NOT alter security levels <= #1, or 
;                                 >= #2 
; 
; 
; The next line is for levels NOT to alter under any circumstances.  
; You may have as many security levels as you want in this line, but 
; there must be at least one number. (Item #4)
;
40 50 60 70 80 90            ; Security levels NOT to change no matter what ; ;
;
;
;
; The next line is for the Top UpLoaders analysis. It is in the format:
;
;  1. # of Top UpLoaders to list in the Bulletin
;  2. Security Level to Upgrade the Top UpLoaders to, a zero [0] means that
;     the Top UpLoaders should be kept at their original Security Level - ie
;     No Change.
;  3. The Location and Name of the Top UpLoaders Bulletin File
;  4. The Location and Name of the Top UpLoaders Report Footer file.
;
;  NB - The actual data line should be seperated by spaces.
;
; You should enter a "0" in the "Update to Level" field, if you do NOT
; wish to give your Top UpLoaders a special Security Level. If you enter
; a "0" only the Top UpLoaders Bulletin file will be created and NO level
; adjustments will be made. You should enter a "NUL" in the "Report Footer" 
; field if you do NOT wish to use a footer file.  (Item #5) 
; 
; Note, if the /G option is chosen, HotDog will also look for a graphics 
; footer file [a file name with a G at the end (e.g. UFOOTER -> UFOOTERG).  
; If it is not found, the programme will default to the non-graphics footer 
; file. It will also create an Top UpLoaders output file with a G as the last 
; character.  
;
10 0 C:\PCB\GEN\BLT11 C:\PCB\GEN\FOOTER  ; # UL, New Level, Report, Footer 
; 
;
;
; The next line is for the Top DownLoaders analysis. It is in the format:
;
;  1. # of Top DownLoaders to list in the Bulletin
;  2. Security Level to Change the Top DownLoaders to, a zero [0] means that
;     the Top DownLoaders should be kept at their original Security Level - ie
;     No Change.
;  3. The Location and Name of the Top DownLoaders Bulletin File
;  4. The Location and Name of the Top DownLoaders Report Footer file.
;
;  NB - The actual data line should be seperated by spaces.
;
; You should enter a "0" in the "Update to Level" field, if you do NOT
; wish to give your Top DownLoaders a special Security Level. If you enter
; a "0" only the Top DownLoaders Bulletin file will be created and NO level
; adjustments will be made. You should enter a "NUL" in the "Report Footer" 
; field if you do NOT wish to use a footer file.  (Item #6) 
; 
; Note, if the /G option is chosen, HotDog will also look for a graphics 
; footer file [a file name with a G at the end (e.g. DFOOTER -> DFOOTERG).  
; If it is not found, the programme will default to the non-graphics footer 
; file. It will also create a Top DownLoaders output file with a G as the last 
; character.  
;
10 0 C:\PCB\GEN\BLT22 C:\PCB\GEN\DFOOTER  ; # DL, New Level, Report, Footer 
;
;
; 
; All the following lines are for the security DL/UL ratios 
; The format is:  
; 
; Download/Upload Ratio, Security Level to assign 
; 
; NB - These two fields should be seperated by spaces.  
; 
; You may have as many lines as you want, but you must have at 
; least 1 line, even if you aren't going to use the feautre !!  
; (Item #7) 
;
-100 1             ; 100 DownLoads to 1 UpLoad -- Security Level 1 
-50 5              ;  50 DownLoads to 1 UpLoad -- Security Level 5 
-30 10 
-20 15 
-15 22 
-12 24 
-8 25
0 30               ;  Less than 8 DownLoads to 1 UpLoad -- Security Level 30
1.5 32 
2.0 34             ;  2 UpLoads for every 1 Download -- Security Level 34 
3.0 36 
5.0 38 
10.0 39 
; 
; End of HotDog Configuration file 
;
