Hello,

I was wondering if it is possible the add the callnumber of the user in the callers.dat file. When I read the number from the userfile I get the most up to date amount of calls and not the amount for that specific call.

Secondly, I couldn't find a logoff time or total amount of time for a specific call.

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I was wondering if it is possible the add the callnumber of the user in the callers.dat file. When I read the number from the userfile I get the most up to date amount of calls and not the amount for that specific
call.

You can find this information on the user's individual user record if you want to get it.

I could possibly add it to callers.dat as well but that number will not stay accurate. In other words it would only show their total calls to the BBS system at the time it was added into the callers.dat file so it may not do what you want it to do.

Secondly, I couldn't find a logoff time or total amount of time for a specific call.

Yes the callers.dat would not have this information. The record is added to callers.dat when the user logs in not when they log out, although maybe it could be updated a second time to include the users logout time as well.

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I was wondering if it is possible the add the callnumber of the user the callers.dat file. When I read the number from the userfile I get most up to date amount of calls and not the amount for that specific call.

I could possibly add it to callers.dat as well but that number will not stay accurate. In other words it would only show their total calls to
the BBS system at the time it was added into the callers.dat file so it may not do what you want it to do.

Yeah, the reason is to show the actual call number for that call in a list of last callers. Now it looks weird if someone called more that one time that day. Example what I would like:

User Date/Time on--------#Calls
John 220213 10:01-10:04 5 (instead of 7)
Pete 220213 10:02-10:25 19
John 220213 16:14-16:44 6 (instead of 7)
John 220213 23:03-23:11 7

Yes the callers.dat would not have this information. The record is
added to callers.dat when the user logs in not when they log out,

Yes exactly.

although maybe it could be updated a second time to include the users logout time as well.

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Yeah, the reason is to show the actual call number for that call in a
list of last callers. Now it looks weird if someone called more that one time that day. Example what I would like:

User Date/Time on--------#Calls
John 220213 10:01-10:04 5 (instead of 7)
Pete 220213 10:02-10:25 19
John 220213 16:14-16:44 6 (instead of 7)

Okay I will add this in for you in the next build of A48!

although maybe it could be updated a second time to include the users logout time as well.

Nice!

This one might take me a bit longer to get to but feel free to remind me in a couple of weeks if you don't see it :)

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Yeah, the reason is to show the actual call number for that call in a list of last callers. Now it looks weird if someone called more that time that day. Example what I would like:

Okay I will add this in for you in the next build of A48!

Is there a change in the Structs for this ? As I could not detect a difference.

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Is there a change in the Structs for this ?

Yes if you are not using Mystic to display the value and you're trying

Thanks a lot! Yes I am doing it the old school way.

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