>>Now, as far as Door32, you should be able to write the file out.. just look a   
   >> the file main/opendoor.bz  - you'll see in that file examples of how   
   >>dorinfo.def is written out (starts with the line "int make_dorinfo1def(char f   
   >> {".  There's also the door.sys following that..   
      
   > Now if the format for the DOOR32.SYS file is available, I am sure someone can   
   >come up with something :)   
      
   This is what I came up with so far.. this code goes in bbbs/scri   
   ts/opendoor.bz above the int main() { statement.   
      
   ===cut here===   
   int make_door32sys(char fn) {   
   int f, foo;   
   char name;   
   char emul;   
   int security;   
   name="Mystic 1.07";   
   if (bv_unum==0) security=255;   
     else security=1;   
   if (!bv_com) foo=0;   
     else foo=bv_baud;   
   int termtype=bu_termcap & 0x0f;   
   if (termtype==0) emul = "ascii";   
   if (termtype==1) emul = "ansi";   
   if (termtype==2) emul = "avatar";   
   if (termtype==3) emul = "rip";   
   if (termtype==4) emul = "max graphics";   
      
      
   if ((f=fopen(fn,"wt"))!=-1) {   
   fprintf(f,"%s\n%u\n%u\n%s\n%u\n%s\n%s\n%u\n%u\n%u\n%u\n",foo,bv_com,bv_baud,   
   name,bv_unum,bn_realname,bn_nick,security,bf_timleft,termtype,bv_nodenumber);   
     fclose(f); }   
   }   
      
   // rest of opendoor.bz //   
   ====cut here==   
      
      
   This results in this door32.sys being writting (right now in the bbbs   
   directory):   
      
   ===========   
   0   
   0   
   38400   
   Mystic 1.07   
   0   
   Janis Kracht   
   janisk   
   255   
   31800   
   1   
   2   
   =======   
      
   Things that still have to be done:   
     Test if the use is logging into the bbs via telnet, modem, or   
   locally. etc..  when I test this right now, I log in locally, so it always   
   shows 0..     
      
   Take care,   
   janis   
      
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