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ARC ARJ DWC HYP ICE LZH PAK SDN ZIP ZOO ARC ARJ DWC
ICE LZH PAK SDN ZIP ZOO ARC ARJ DWC HYP ICE LZH PAK
ZIP ZOO ********* ******** ***** *** *** ARC ARJ
ARC ARJ *** *** *** *** *** ***** *** HYP ICE
DWC HYP *** *** ** *** *** *** ** *** PAK SDN
ICE LZH *** ******** ********* *** ***** ZOO ARC
PAK SDN *** *** *** *** *** *** **** DWC HYP
ZIP ZOO *** *** *** *** *** *** *** LZH PAK
ARC ARJ DWC HYP ICE LZH PAK SDN ZIP ZOO ARC ARJ DWC
ICE LZH PAK SDN ZIP ZOO ARC ARJ DWC HYP ICE LZH PAK
virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus
virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus
virus ****** ******* ***** ** ** ***** virus
virus *** *** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** virus
virus *** *** ** *** *** ** virus
virus *** ** ** ** ** ** virus
virus *** *** ** *** ** ** virus
virus *** *** ** ** ** ** ** ** virus
virus ****** ******* **** ** *** *** virus
virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus
virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus virus
TRANSCAN (c) 1991-1992 by Craig E. Dunstan
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Description:
TranScan has been designed to work with Wildcat v3+. TranScan
may be run from your SCANFILE.BAT file with the following command
line:
TRANSCAN %1
It detects the presence of an online caller by looking for
DOOR.SYS in the proper NodeWork directory determined by the
Environment variable NODEID. It autodetects which COM port is
active for this node and displays the TranScan screen to the
online caller. TranScan then UnCompresses the upload whether it
is an ARC, ARJ, DWC, HYP, ICE, LZH, PAK, SDN, ZIP, or ZOO file
(ten types in all). TranScan then Scans those files for viruses
using ViruScan by McAfee & Associates. If a virus is found
TranScan creates SCANFILE.BAD in the NodeWork directory for later
use by Wildcat. If the file is an ARJ or ZIP file TranScan will
add the text found in TRANSCAN.CMT as the file comment. Since
adding a file comment slightly increases the size of the file,
TranScan will update the Wildcat Database to reflect this new
size. (Note Writing to the COM port is only available in COM
REGISTERED versions).
TranScan also writes the file path and name to TRANSCAN.LST. You
can then run TranScan durring your daily maintenance to convert
the day's uploads to your compression method of choice. All this
can be accomplished with one simple command line like the one
below:
TRANSCAN -F -CARJ -G
This command line would process all the files in the TRANSCAN.LST
file converting them to *.ARJ files. The -G switch tells
tranScan to use GIFLite to even compress GIF files. The file
Name and Size is automatically updated in your Wildcat database,
too.
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Special Features:
o TranScan can process one file, a directory of files, or a
list of files contained in a text file.
o TranScan processes Imbedded Compressed files to any level!
o TranScan's registered COM version supports full color ANSI
and non-ANSI displays (autodetected) to the online caller
durring processing. It supports Ports 1-8, and baud rates
up to 115,000.
o TranScan's registered NETWORK version supports full Network
support including file locking for ALL networks supported by
Wildcat!
o TranScan can convert the files to your compression method of
choice right away or if you choose you can have it only Scan
them for viruses and write the names to a list file for
later processing. This is useful if you want the files
Scanned after upload but prefer to have them Compressed
during daily maintenance.
o TranScan supports compression of GIF files using GIFLite.
It will even support compression of GIF files Imbedded in
other compressed files.
o TranScan AUTOMATICALLY updates the file info for Wildcat
3.0. This includes fileSize, fileDate, fileName, and if a
virus is detected the Failed Scan flag.
o TranScan searches your Path for the external files it needs
and then only supports those types of compressions it finds
support files for (For example: If you do not have ARJ.EXE
located in your path, TranScan will not be able to support
*.ARJ files).
o TranScan also deletes files from the archive if the filename
is in a TextFile called TRANSCAN.DEL.
o Files may be date stamped using the date of the Youngest
file or Oldest File in the compressed file, the Current
system date, or Keep the Original file date.
o TranScan has an optional SelectiveScan feature that causes
it to only scan new files added to a directory. This allows
SysOps running Wildcat v1+ or v2+ to scan their upload
directories after every call without reScanning every file.
o TranScan has a log features that lets you review TranScan's
processing at a later time. It includes information like
the following:
- TranScan Version, Date, and Time of Processing.
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- Age of file in DAYS (based on time stamp).
- Name of virus detected by SCAN.EXE if any.
- Reason file could not be UnCompressed if any.
- Amount of bytes saved by new Compression.
- Total time taken by External Programs & TranScan.
- Wildcat Updated and if not why.
o TranScan uses ZC200.EXE to add your Zip Comments Auto-
matically. TranScan also adds Arj Comments Automatically.
Just put your ARJ or ZIP comment file in a file named
TRANSCAN.CMT and locate this file in the same directory as
TRANSCAN.EXE.
o TranScan supports Encryption Authenticity verification in
ZIP files. It ads '-AV' to listing if you have a registered
version of PkZip.Exe.
o Configuration File attached to TranScan.Exe file so you
don't need to keep track of another file.
o A built in MINUTE timer lets you set TranScan to covert your
files from one format to another for so many MINUTES. The
conversion will stop after that time has passed. In the
conversion (from ZIP to ARJ for example) TranScan updates
your WC 3.0 database to reflect the new fileSize, fileDate
and name.
Command Line:
TRANSCAN [fileName] [-Switch<instruction>]
Operation:
Switches must be preceded by a hyphen '-' or back-slash '/'.
Switches include:
-C<method> ReCompress all files after Scanning using
this method. Valid methods include: ARC,
ARJ, DWC, HYP, ICE, LZH, PAK, ZIP, ZOO, and
NONE. If NONE is selected TranScan will
write a list of files scanned to TRANSCAN.LST
for later processing (Default is NONE).
-D<fullPath> Process this entire directory described by
fullPath (TranScan defaults to the current
directory if no file is on the command line.
In this case the -D switch is not necessary).
-F Process the files listed in TRANSCAN.LST.
-F<filePathAndName> Process the files listed in this text file
(include full path and name).
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-G Use GIFLite to compress *.GIF files, even
nested inside other Compressed files (NOTE:
GIFLITE really compresses but it is
incredibly slow. I would never use the -G
switch in the SCANFILE.BAT set-up).
-J<junkFilePathAndName> This is the Text file containing the list of
filenames you do not want included with the
file as it is ReCompressed. This is helpful
to delete unwanted extra files like
COMMAND.COM, PKUNZIP.EXE, BBS.AD, etc.
(TranScan will look for TRANSCAN.DEL in the
same directory as TRANSCAN.EXE if this switch
is not used. If it cannot find TRANSCAN.DEL
no problem.
-L<logPathAndName> This switch defines which file you want your
Log entries written to. You may want them
printed to your ACTIVITY.LOG for example
(TranScan defaults to TranScan.Log and places
this in the same directory as TranScan.Exe).
-M<minutes> This switch tells TranScan to only process
for so many minutes. This is helpful if you
want to convert your files from any
compression type to another during daily
maintenance. This works great if you have a
lot of GIF files. You can GIFLite them for
say 60 minutes per day until the process is
finished.
-N This displays the Programs Needed by TranScan
for full operation and it checks those
programs it has found in your Path. (must be
the only switch).
-S This SelectiveScan switch instructs TranScan
to look for the file TRANSCAN.DID in the
directory it is to process. This file
contains a list of all the files in that
directory that TranScan has already
processed. It will only process files it
does not find in the list and it adds all the
files it processes to the list.
-T<K|C|Y|O><W> This TimeStamp switch instructs TranScan on
how to date the finished file.
-TK for Keep Original File Date.
-TC for Current System Date.
-TY for Date of Youngest File in the file.
-TO for Date of Oldest File in the file.
Put a "W" behind any one of these date
switches (-TKW, -TCW, -TYW, or -TOW) if you
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want the date changed in the Wildcat
Database. I would recommend careful
consideration of this because adding the "W"
basically eliminates the functionality of the
"[N]ew Files Since" command on the Wildcat
Files Menu.
-X This switch tells TranScan to NOT re-compress
a file that is already compressed with the
method of choice. (For example: if -cZIP -x
is selected TranScan will not Re-Zip ZIP
files.
-Z<filePathAndName> This points to the Comment file you wish
added to all ZIPs and ARJs. If this switch
is not used TranScan will add the contents of
TRANSCAN.CMT as the ZIP or ARJ comment if it
exists. This file should be in the same
directory as TRANSCAN.EXE.
-! If you have a REGISTERED version of PKZIP you
can include this switch on the command line.
This switches Authenticity Verification ON
while PKZIP processes your files. See the
Manual that comes with PKZIP for more
information.
-? Displays a simple Help Screen (must be the
only switch).
Exit Errorlevels:
10 DOS ERROR! Check Log File for Explanation!
5 Error on Command Line!
4 Error Detected during Compression!
3 Error Detected during Virus Scan!
2 Error Detected during UnCompression!
1 VIRUS DETECTED!
0 Program Terminated Normally! No Virus Detected!
Other Programs Required by TranScan:
TranScan uses the SCAN.EXE program by McAfee Associates to test
each file for viruses. You should have SCAN.EXE in a directory
pointed to by your PATH statement. Be sure that you have the
latest copy of SCAN.EXE because it keeps changing as new Viruses
are detected.
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TranScan also executes several programs to UnCompress and
Compress files. You should have the following programs in a
directory pointed to by your PATH statement:
PKZIP.EXE & PKUNZIP.EXE for processing *.ZIP files.
LHA.EXE for processing *.LZH files.
ICE.EXE for processing *.ICE files.
PAK.EXE for processing *.PAK files.
PKPAK.EXE & PKUNPAK.EXE for processing *.ARC files.
ZOO.EXE for processing *.ZOO files.
HYPER.EXE for processing *.HYP files.
ARJ.EXE for processing *.ARJ files.
GIFLITE.EXE for processing *.GIF files.
TranScan will operate if you do not have one of these files, it
will just not be able to UnCompress files with that extension or
Compress them using that extension.
TranScan also looks for ZC.EXE in the current path to add Zip-
Comments to your Zip files.
Example SCANFILE.BAT:
This batch file is called after every upload in Wildcat v3.00 to
provide virus checking.
TRANSCAN %1
It is necessary to add the following line in your Cat.Bat file:
SET WCNODEID=1
TranScan will erase SCANFILE.BAD if it exists and will create
SCANFILE.BAD if any problems are detected with the Upload.
Wildcat uses SCANFILE.BAD to set the "Failed Scan" switch in the
file record. If the file failed the scan Wildcat will not allow
access to the file in any way.
NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE--NOTE
Please note this quote from the Wildcat 3.0 manual:
"Note that for proper operation WILDCAT! expects the same
filename to be returned after the virus scan that was sent
to the SCANFILE.BAT. Manipulations may be made in the scan
process, but the filename must be unchanged."
If you put -CZIP or -C<anything> on the command line you will
violate this Wildcat rule! So, I have written TranScan to
default to -Cnone when processing a file from within the
ScanFile.Bat process. I will change this just as soon as Wildcat
changes their policy.
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Example DAILY.BAT file for WC v3+ users to:
TRANSCAN -F -G -Carj
This tells TranScan to process all uploads previously scanned and
convert them to the ARJ format. It also tells TranScan to
GIFLite any GIF files it finds.
I run this between calls just before my mailer takes control. In
this way the board does not appear to be down for extended
periods of time.
I do not recommend using this from the POSTCALL.BAT file however
since Wildcat writes DOOR.SYS before running POSTCALL.BAT. This
will cause TranScan to behave most unpredictably!
Example CAT.BAT section for WC v1+ and v2+:
CD\UPLOADS
TRANSCAN -S
rem +------- SelectiveScan only NEW files
Example AFTRMAIL.BAT section for checking INBOUND files:
CD\MAIL\INBOUND
TRANSCAN -CZIP -TC -X
rem ^^|^^ ^|^ ^|
rem | | +-- eXclude ReZIPping ZIP files
rem | +-- TimeStamp file with Current Date
rem +-- Compress all files using ZIP
Command Line Examples:
TRANSCAN -Dc:\uploads\ -Lc:\wildcat\node1\activity.log -CNONE
Process ALL files in C:\UPLOADS\ directory. Write Log Entries to
C:\WILDCAT\NODE1\ACTIVITY.LOG. Do not ReCompress the file!
TRANSCAN -Dc:\telix\downloads\ -Lc:\telix\scan.log -CLZH -TC
Process ALL files in C:\TELIX\DOWNLOADS\ directory. Write Log
Entries to C:\TELIX\SCAN.LOG. Change all files to LZH
compression after Scanning. TimeStamp the files with the Current
system date.
TRANSCAN -F -CZIP -TO -! -X
Process ALL files listed in the text file TRANSCAN.LST. Change
all files to ZIP compression after Scanning. TimeStamp the files
with the Original Compressed File Date. Write Authenticity
Verification to the files as they are ZIPped. eXclude processing
of files that are already ZIPped (Note: if the -X switch is used
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with the -! switch your Authenticity Verification will NOT be
stamped to files that are already in the ZIP format).
CD \ZIP\A
TRANSCAN
Change to directory \ZIP\A and process ALL files in that
directory.
CD \GIFFILES\
TRANSCAN -G -S -M35
Change to directory containing my GIF files and GIFLite those
that have not yet been processed for 35 minutes.
Copyright:
This program is distributed as SHAREWARE. Under this concept you
may use the SHAREWARE (UnRegistered) version for a reasonable
period of time, which I consider to be 30 days, after which you
must register your copy or discontinue usage all together.
Warranty:
This program is provided "as is" without any warranty of any
kind. The entire risk of using this program is assumed by you.
I suggest you backup your files before using all programs to
prevent unrecoverable damage.
Registration:
With registration you will receive access to download or File
Request any further updates from THE COMPUTER POST at no extra
cost. Cost to register this program is only $5. To register
complete the attached registration form.
Pricing structure of TranScan:
o The single user version of TranScan will continue to cost
only $5 for registration.
o Adding Com support will only cost an additional $5.
o Adding Network support for TranScan will only cost an
additional $5.
o NOTE: Com support and Network support should be through
testing in a few weeks. Let me know if you are interested
in helping test this additional support to TranScan.
Distribution:
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You are free, in fact encouraged, to distribute the SHAREWARE
(UnRegistered) version of this program in the original archive in
absolute original unmodified form.
Files Included in Archive:
TRANSCAN.EXE This is the executable file.
TRANSCAN.DOC This document file.
PROGRAM.LST List of Programs by Craig E. Dunstan.
TSQUICK.DOC This is a "Quick Start-Up" Document.
Acknowledgements:
o Wildcat! (tm) (c) Mustang Software, Bakersfield, CA.
o These programs were written using Turbo Pascal 5.5 from
Boreland International, Scotts Valley, CA.
o These programs were written using B-Tree Filer and AsyncPro
from Turbo Power Software, (c) 1989-1991, Scotts Valley, CA.
o Viruscan (c) 1989-1991 by McAfee Associates.
o ZC (c) by Jeff Garzik.
o PkPak, PkUnPak, PkZip (tm), and PkUnZip (tm) (c) 1986-1989
by Phillip W. Katz, PKWARE Inc.
o LHa, LHarc and LHice (c) 1988-1989 by Haruyasu Yoshisaki.
o Pak (c) 1988-1989 by NoGate Consulting.
o Zoo (c) 1988 by Rahul Dhesi.
o Arj (c) 1990-1991 by Robert K. Jung.
o Hyper (c) 1989-1990 by P. Sawatzki & K.P. Nischke.
o DWC (c) 1986-90 by Dean W. Cooper.
o GIFLite (c) 1991 by Tsung Hu.
Latest Known Versions of External Programs are:
Compressed File Version Exe File Explanation
--------------- ------- ------------ ----------------------
SCANV85.ZIP 85 SCAN.EXE Virus Scan Program by
McFee
ZC200.ZIP 2.00 ZC.EXE Writes Zip Comments
ARJ220.EXE 2.20 ARJ.EXE Process *.arj files
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DWC-A510.EXE 5.10 DWC.EXE Process *.dwc files
HYPER25.EXE 2.5 HYPER.EXE Process *.hyp files
LHA212.EXE 2.12 LHA.EXE Process *.lzh files
? 1.14 ICE.EXE Process *.ice files
PAK251.EXE 2.51 PAK.EXE Process *.pak & *.sdn
files
PK361.EXE 3.61 PKPAK.EXE &
PKUNPAK.EXE Process *.arc files
PKZ110.EXE 1.10 PKZIP.EXE &
PKUNZIP.EXE Process *.zip files
ZOO201.EXE 2.01 ZOO.EXE Process *.zoo files
? 1.22 GIFLITE.EXE Process *.gif files
Technical Support:
The author is available to provide technical support if you have
problems with TRANSCAN. You may contact Craig Dunstan 24 hours a
day at THE COMPUTER POST BBS (507) 345-3075. Or you can send
Netmail Messages to FIDO 1:14/779.
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APPENDIX A
ERROR CODES OF EXTERNAL PROGRAMS
TranScan monitors the ErrorLevel Code returned by all external
programs called and records these codes in the TranScan.Log. The
following is an explanation of each of the ErrorLevels for each
external program supported:
ARJ.EXE (Arj200.exe):
0 Success
1 Warning (specified file to add to archive not found or
specified file to list, extract, etc., not found)
2 Fatal Error
3 CRC error (header or file CRC error)
4 ARJ-SECURITY error or attempt to update an ARJ-SECURED
archive
5 Disk full or write error
6 Can't open archive or file
7 simple user error (bad parameters)
8 not enough memory
HYPER.EXE (Hyper25.exe):
0 Normal Exit
1 Nothing to do
2 Archive Error
3 Compression Error
4 Memory Error
5 CheckSum Error
14 Disk Full
98 Error Creating Archive
101 Input Error
102 Output Error
255 Control-C pressed
LHARC (Lh113c.exe):
0 Normally finished.
1 Process finished with nonexistent file names ignored during
archiving or CRC error occurred during un-archiving.
2 Process terminated by fatal error; no archive created or
files moved.
3 Unable to write temporary files into the archive. Work file
renamed to 'LHARC.)2(' and original archive deleted. Try
renaming LHARC.)2) as your archive, although it might be
damaged.
PAK (Pak210.exe):
0 No Error
1 CRC error in file or file missing
2 Out of memory
7 Disk error
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PKPAK & PKUNPAK (Pk361.exe) and PKXARC (Pkxarc.exe):
0 No Error
1 Bad CRC, file is not an archive, unknown compression method,
can't create a file, squeeze table is invalid or no files
found to extract.
2 Out of memory
3 No archives found to extract
4 Can't open archive file
5 Read error on archive
6 Internal table overflow
7 Disk full
PKZIP (Pkz110.exe)
0 No Error
1 Bad file name or file specification
2,3 Error in ZIP file
4-11 Insufficient Memory
12 No files were found to add to the ZIP file, or no files were
specified for deletion
13 File not found
14 Disk full
15 ZIP file is read-only and can not be modified
16 Bad or illegal parameters specified
17 Too many files
PKUNZIP (Pkz110.exe):
0 No error
1 Warning error (such as failed CRC check)
2,3 Error in ZIP file
4-8 Insufficient Memory
9 File not found. No ZIP files found.
10 Bad or illegal parameters specified.
11 No files found to extract/view etc.
50 Disk full
51 Enexpected EOF in ZIP file
SCAN.EXE (Scanv80.zip):
0 No viruses found
1 One or more viruses found
2 Abnormal termination (program error)
I do not have the ErrorLevel codes for LHA212.EXE or
ZOO200.EXE. If anyone has a list of these for me I will be
sure to include them in the next revision of these DOCs.
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APPENDIX B
REVISION HISTORY
1.12 8/19/91 First TranScan Release to the Public!
2.00 9/13/91 Second TranScan Release to the Public!
Process Imbeded Compressed Files to any level.
Update WC 3.0 Databases with new filename and filesize
information.
TranSwport the file description, uploader, and password
from WC 3.0 Databases to the TranScan.Log.
Support for compressing GIF files with GIFLite, even in
Imbeded Compressed Files.
Minute switch added to instruct TranScan to only
process files for so many minutes.
2.10 10/25/91 Third TranScan Release to the Public!
COM support now available for ports 1-8 and bauds up to
115,000.
NETWORK support now available for ALL Networks
supported by Wildcat. Includes file locking.
Command line simplified!
Lots of program optimization, some renaming of TranScan
support files.
2.20 12/29/91 Fourth TranScan Release to the Public!
Lots of bug fixes and a number of program enhancements
too numerous to relist here.
2.21 01/03/92 Fixed problem with Updating all the Wildcat Database
Keys.
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APPENDIX C
BETA TESTERS FOR TRANSCAN
Special Thanks to the following Beta Testers who have been extreemely
helpful in testing TranScan:
Rick Emmick
Mark Tetrault
Jerry Arnold
Brian Morison
Marc Hufnagel
Mike Surfer
Robert Carlson
David Costelloe
Les Campbell
David Katz
Kevin Sonney
James Minton
Hal Davis
Manfred Luft
Carl Ricketts
William Edsall
Michael Crosson
Jerry Houston
Frank Self
Ken Dozotell
Chris Williams
Dale Crosbie
Richard Hoover
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REGISTRATION FORM
If you like what TRANSCAN can do and haven't registered then print
this registration form out and send it along with $5.00 to: Craig E.
Dunstan, 235 Jaycee Ct. #104, Mankato, MN 56001.
Name:____________________________________________________________
Address:_________________________________________________________
City:_____________________ State:_______ Zip:____________________
HOME Phone No:___________________________________________________
BBS Name:________________________________________________________
BBS PHONE NO:____________________________________________________
Fido Address (if applicable): ___:______/_______
If you would like to be pre-registered on THE COMPUTER POST please
provide the following information:
Name To Use:______________________ Password:_____________________
Comments:________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
Check-One:
[ ] Registration for TRANSCAN v2.21..............................$5.00
[ ] Registration for TRANSCAN v2.21 with COM routines...........$10.00
[ ] Registration for TRANSCAN v2.21 with COM & NETWORK support..$15.00
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