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!   | CrackerHack Version 2.0 (c) 1992 - No Means No.  released 12/1/1992. |
!   | Complete documentation describing how to set up your ".ch-n" network |
!   | information file.  This file is used by NETCH to access your systems |
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!
!    This is an example of how to set up the network data file (".ch-n") for
! using NETCH.  Great thanks to Infomaster who not only contributed the idea of
! NETCH to me, but greatly helped in testing the NETCH utility!
!
!    Any line in the file starting with "!" will be ignored by netch so if you
! need to make any notes, put ! in front of the line, it is the equivilant to
! /* */ in C and REM in BASIC, etc etc.
!    Do not leave blank lines or lines that are not CH network data file
! commands.
!
!    Set number of splits BEFORE any of the net specifications.  This can be
! done by putting the number within ()'s.  If the # of splits is MORE than the
! network list of systems you will specify after ().  NETCH will return an
! error.  If it is LESS, it will only use that number of network systems.
!
! Format for each system and its information is as follows:
! #<username>#<sys.address>#<work_directory>#<cmd_1>#<cmd_2>#<make_ch>#
!
!    Netch takes over the rest.  The cmd1 and cmd2 are commands that can be
! used for anything really.  But are usually for compiling the additional
! encryption and copying the library file to the work directory. 
!
! Here is an example:
! #nmn#site.com#$home#cd UFC;make libufc.a;mv libufc.a ..#cd ..#make addufc#
! 
! It would execute in the remote systems shell like this:
! $ cd $home
! $ cd UFC
! $ make libufc.a
! $ mv libufc.a ..
! $ cd ..
! $ make addufc
! (Note that the ";" seperates multiple commands in the <cmd> sections.)
!
!    This will login under "nmn" at the address "site.com" and select the
! home directory "$home" (home directory is defined in set).  It will then
! switch over to the "UFC" directory and execute the makefile for making the
! "libufc.a" file and move it back to the previous directory, switch to the
! previous directory, and make Crackerhack with "addufc" which adds the
! "libufc.a" file to the code when compiling.
!    The rest is taken over by the NETCH utility and is done automatically.
! This includes splitting your specified crack from the local system and
! passing the divided information to crackerhack on the remote system and have
! it execute under a background nohup (no hangup) job.
!
!    If you do not wish to use any of the arguments, you can specify them as
! "." and it will not use it.  Also if you wish to use the previous argument
! in the current network information you can use a "^"...
!
! Example of using "^" and ".":
! #^#sun.system.net#^#.#.#make standard#
!
!    This will replace the ^'s with the arguments from the previous line.  In
! this case it will use "nmn" and "$home" in place of the two ^'s respectivly.
! It will also ignore the command lines because they are nulled with .'s.
!
!    Following this paragraph is a short example of how the ".ch-n" network
! information file should be written.  This example uses a total of 5 net
! systems specified within the brackets.   The system information follows the
! NETCH network system information file format.  If you wish to use more than
! 100 systems (maximum default in netch.c) there are instructions in CH2-DOC
! on how to raise that ammount.  This file could be changed to ".ch-n" and it
! would run, however, the systems below do not exist.
!
(5)
#nmn#some.sys#$home/.ch#cd ufc;make libufc.a;cp libufc.a ..#cd#make addufc#
#user#sunos.computer#$home/CH#^#^#^#
#^#computer.net#^#.#.#make standard#
#info#hp.system.net#/usr/info#make megacrypt#cp mega.o other.o#make other#
#someone#network.unix#$home#.#.#make standard#
