2.83 r - Released 31/07/92

Finally got a version I was confident enough in to send out , 2 months worth
of Beta Testing finished with.

2.84 r - Released 02/08/92

Discovered that if a user has more than 2 names it complains.  Fixed

If a user uploaded using Jekyll and then re-ran jekshell the same session,
they got asked to re-enter the descriptions  again.            Fixed

Also fixed the bug wherby if a user downloaded a 'Free' file , it would
charge him the number of bytes for that file instead of ignoring it.

It will now display the following Macros in your FILES.XXX file if available
#NAME , #ACCESS , #TIME , #FNAME

Sped up the file search for new files by a factor of about 5.

May be getting divorced because of getting up at 3am and coding for 4
hours. (Sudden flash of inspiration) :->

Tightened up the code a bit , reduced memory needed to run and sped the code
up generally.

I normally wouldn't send out an update this quickly unless it was a major
fix , but the speed increase makes it worth while.

2.85 r

Some more small bug fixes

2.86 r

fixed the bug where a user entered 0 as the directory number causing a crash

Removed the [Y]our access prompt when a user uploads files as it was causing
problems for Sysops on some BBS.

They can now only choose [A]ll (0) or [S]ysop level (32767)

2.87 r

Made Jekshell compatable with the switches used in V1.36 of Jekyll soon to
be released.

3.00 r

Jekshell now searches for Pre-packed qmail packets , if found for that user
it will ask if he/she wants to add that to his download list.

Users can also now upload their .REP packets whilst downloading files , BUT
they MUST force the processing afterwards , as soon as I can get the info
on how Turbo knows a .REP packet has been uploaded , hopefully this will be
done away with.

You can now define your own uploader name for files where the user has just
uploaded then hung up. (29 chars))

You can also define a one line description (79 chars) for the description of
that file.

3.02 r

Users can now also mark and download Database files from  within Jekshell.

I've changed the method of deletion to allow users to re-send the Qmail
packet after exiting Jekshell.

3.03 r

Fixed a few annoying bugs , mainly the following

The access level of the entries of the databases were not taken into account
when letting the users download them , now they can see or choose database
files at access levels greater than their own.

When choosing a file , pressing Q followed by <RET> caused it to look for a
blank .tdb file , fixed.

3.04r

Much faster clearing of prompts when marking files

Now sends the username to jekyll.ttp (V1.36 or greater)

3.05

Jekshell now allocates all available memory left as a buffer to move files
from one drive/folder to another , making this MUCH faster.

3.06

Discovered that a re-allocation of memory was occouring when jekyll was
loaded and run , this caused jekyll to exit straight away , the copy buffer
is now only allocated when the command ADD is passed as a parameter, thus
solving this problem.