104 lines
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104 lines
4.3 KiB
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VrACK Release 1.0á By: Sir Joust for: PH/ARM of SC714.
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Description:
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VrACK is a Voice Mail Box Hacker. The Beta release is a Beta Release and not
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everything is included or cosmetically KOSHER. The Problem I have is that Im
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trying to write or update several phucking programs/projects at the same time.
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This is my second project which is not and never will be finished (no program
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is ever finished). The First is {BeG} WWIV, and third is now a phucking virus
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Im trying to write. Now, VrACK operates on a basic concept that no 2 mail box
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systems are the same. VrACK employs four user definable variables known as
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"CODE", "MAIL"box, "__A", and "___B". There is NO difference between the four,
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and they might have all been called "1", "2", "3", and "4". Now you can set the
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settings for these variables to whatever you like. You regulate the actual
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length in characters of the variable, at which number it starts, the incriment
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value, and in the next version the type, which will allow you, to have the
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computer randomly generate numbers, or have the variable come from a file. so u
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could have like a file that has this in it:
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DOG
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CAT
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SHIT
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FUCK
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and the likes and the program would convert these strings into numbers as on a
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dial pad of your phone, and then have that number placed in the appropriate
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variable.
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Now, the actual order of these variables and how they are dialed through the
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phone is determined by a rather primitive script language which will be
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described further in this doc file. You will do shit without reading that
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section.
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Configuration:
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VMBCFG.EXE is the configuration program, that sets all the variable starting
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points, increment values, telephone numbers, com port addresses and the sort, I
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will not go deeper into this cuz VMBCFG is a very primitive program, that is
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just there cuz i didn't have time to write a descent CONFIG program.
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Script commands:
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In the Configuration you will be asked to enter the VMB script, this is a
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description of the available commands. [NOTE: Everything must be in CAPS]
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| This will send a carrige return to the modem.
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{n} This will pause for n number of seconds.
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[InI This will pause for n number of secconds but at the same time
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you will have the option of <space> initializing the next set
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of variables (code was bad), <C> code good-should be used if
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the attempt was successfull, <Q> quit, will save the current
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variables for trying at a later time and then quits, <A> again,
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this should be used if something went wrong and you want to try
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again with the same variable values. If the time runs out, the
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effect will be that of pressing <space>.
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[S Save current instruction pointer position.
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[R Restore (goto) the instruction pointer position previously
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saved with [S.
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[Xn Restore (goto) the instruction pointer position previously
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saved with [S n number of times and then continue with the
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rest of the program. [Note: n can only be 1 digit long]
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[B Goes to the beginning of the program.
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[H Hangs up the modem.
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[P Dials the Phone Number of the VMB.
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[C Dials the "CODE" Variable.
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[N Dials the "MAIL" Variable.
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[A Dials the "___A" Variable.
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[B Dials the "___B" Variable.
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[D Sends ATDT to the modem.
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[END of ref]
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Antything else you put in will be sent to the modem.
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NOTE!: When you issue a command that dials anything like a variable or phone
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number it will take a few seconds for the modem to actually dial it, when for
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instance you put in "[C" the program will send this to the modem
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"ATDTcodevar;<CR>" then it will delay for half a second. The half a second
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delay will ensure that the OK prompt apears before another command is issued,
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however!, 1/2 a second is not enough to dial lets say six digits, and if you
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issue another command that dials something directly after it it will stop the
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dialing before its completed. I hope ure getting this. if for instance u are
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dialing the '#' key the "MAIL" and then the code variable, do something like
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this, "[D#;|[N{2}[C{2}". Now the the [D will send atdt, then the paund sign,
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the semicolen pops up the OK prompt before the modem hangs up(its like
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necessary). [N dials the "MAIL" varaiable, waits 2 seconds ({2}) for dialing to
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finish, [C dials the "CODE" variable, so on.. so on.. tralal.
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