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Broadcast from lenny via PBM Server
Would you like to be included in a couple of blackout
games? If so, reply to me and I will start the games.
Or include me in one or two that you start. My id =
lenny
Thank you ! Sincerely, David
--- pbmserv <pbmserv@gamerz.net> wrote:
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> Help for Common PBeM Server Commands
>
> Introduction
>
> This page describes the usage of commands which
> are common to all PBeM
> Server games. Some games may have extra commands
> or options available.
> These are described on the help page for each
> game. The rules and move
> notation are described there too.
>
> Please read the summary page to see what games
> are available.
>
> Syntax
>
> Words in bold should be replaced with an
> appropriate value. For
> example:
> userid should be replaced with a pbmserv
> userid (usually your
> own).
> password should be replaced with the
> correct password for the
> preceding userid.
> board should be replaced with the number
> of a game board.
>
> The word game at the beginning of most commands
> should be replaced
> with the name of one of the pbmserv games.
>
> Words inside [ brackets ] are optional.
> If more than one of something is allowed, it may
> be indicated in
> several ways:
> as [ ... ellipsis ] inside brackets
> a word+ with a plus sign may be listed 1
> or more times
> a word* with an asterix may be listed 0 or
> more times
>
> Command Summary
>
> help [ subject [ ...subject ] ]
> signup userid password [ e-mail address(es) ]
> add userid password [ e-mail address(es) ]
> change password userid current-password
> new-password
> change address userid password [ e-mail
> address(es) ]
> signoff userid password
> delete userid password
> list [ game-type-1 [ ... game-type-N ] ]
> message userid password toUserid1 [ ... toUseridN
> ]
> broadcast userid password
> multiple
> all show userid [ next | active ]
> game help
> game standings
> game ratings
> game games userid* [ all | active | inactive |
> next ]
> game show board[#moveno]+
> game show userid+ [ all | active | inactive |
> next ]
> game showas userid password [ board+ | all |
> active | inactive | next
> ]
> game challenge userid1 userid2 [ -options ]
> game move board userid password move[#moveno]
> game move board userid password pass[#moveno]
> game move board userid password swap[#moveno]
> game move board userid password propose
> game move board userid password undo
> game move board userid password accept
> game move board userid password reject
> game move board userid password resign
> game resign board userid password
> game chat board userid password
> game submit board userid password move[#moveno]
> game confirm board userid password
> game preview board move+
> game preview new numplayers [ -options ] move+
> game subscribe userid password board+
> game unsubscribe userid password board+
> game limit userid password [ number ]
> game seek userid password [ number ]
> game accept userid password
> game reject userid password
> game notify userid password
>
> Each command should be put in the subject of a
> mail message to the
> PBeM Server (pbmserv@gamerz.net). Response time
> is usually very quick
> (not much more than roundtrip email time), and
> you should always get a
> response (unless something goes wrong) If pbmserv
> does not respond to
> a command, you can try the simple command "help"
> to see if the system
> is down or not. If pbmserv responds to "help" and
> you don't have a
> response from your other command still, something
> has gone wrong. Try
> again or ask rrognlie@gamerz.net for help if
> problems persist.
>
> Command Descriptions
>
> help [ subject [ ... subject ] ]
> Send the help for the requested subjects.
> If no subjects are
> requested, the "summary" page is sent. If
> you request an
> invalid subject (e.g. "help me") you will
> be sent a list of
> available help subjects.
>
> Administrative Commands:
>
> signup userid password [ e-mail address(es) ]
> or
> add userid password [ e-mail address(es) ]
> Adds you to the PBeM server. You must sign
> up before you are
> allowed to participate in any PBeM games.
> userid is any
> sequence of characters not including
> colons, spaces, or quotes.
> The same goes for password. If you have
> multiple E-Mail
> addresses or have a particular favorite
> account you wish all
> PBeM mail sent to, specify it after your
> password. Otherwise,
> the PBeM server will assume the return
> address of your signup
> request is where all PBeM mail should go.
>
> change password userid current-password
> new-password
> This allows you to change your PBeM
> password. You may wish to
> do this periodically. The PBeM server uses
> the passwords for
> its own purposes. (It stores them as clear
> text, so you
> probably do *not* want to use the same
> password as you use for
> your login accounts!)
>
> change address userid password [ e-mail
> address(es) ]
> This allows you to change the PBeM servers
> mail address for
> you. Any mail that the PBeM server send
> will normally go to
> this address. If no address(es) is(are)
> specified, the PBeM
> server will assume the return address of
> the request as the
> desired address.
>
> signoff userid password
> or
> delete userid password
> When you have decided that you have wasted
> enough of your life
> playing these silly games that can last
> for weeks, delete your
> user account as a courtesy to the other
> players.
>
> Miscellaneous commands:
>
> list [ game type 1 [ ... game type N ] ]
> List the status of the game types
> specified. If no game types
> are specified, a list of PBeM users will
> be displayed. For
> privacy reasons, only their PBeM userid
> will be displayed.
>
> message userid password toUserid1 [ ... toUseridN
> ]
> If you wish to send a message to a PBeM
> user, but do not have
> their eMail address, you may send it via
> the PBeM server.
>
> broadcast userid password
> If you wish to send a message to ALL PBeM
> users, use this.
> Please limit use of broadcast to topics of
> potential
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