CLOG(1)              FNORDADEL BBS SOFTWARE               CLOG(1)

NAME
     clog.tos - view the user log

SYNOPSIS
     clog [-acpto] [username] ...

DESCRIPTION
     Clog allows the Sysop to view the contents of his user log.
     It must be run from the directory in which ctdltabl.sys
     resides.  Its output is sent to stdout, which may be
     redirected (if running from a shell).

     When run without arguments, clog displays each user's name,
     and various bits of information associated with his/her
     account, including date of last call, column width, Expert
     mode ("Exp"), Aide status ("Aid") or Sysop status ("Sys"),
     network privs ("Net"), et cetera.

     The users are displayed in the order in which they are
     stored in the user log.

OPTIONS
     The following arguments affect clog's behaviour.  They may
     be mixed, though some of them are mutually contradictory
     (e.g. -p and -t).

     -a   Display only users who have Aide status.

     -c   Display the entire name field with unprintable charac-
          ters shown as '?' marks -- useful for finding aliases
          into which illegal characters have somehow slipped.

     -o   Sort the output in order of last call, most recent
          first.

     -p   Display the users' passwords in addition to the usual
          information.

     -t   Display only the users' names, in a three-column for-
          mat.

     [username]
          One or more optional user names may be passed to clog
          on the command line.  Clog will only display the infor-
          mation for the specified user(s).  This is useful for
          finding a password for one specific user, for example.

NOTES
     The -c option is of limited usefulness.  Illegal characters
     shouldn't get in there in the first place.

BUGS
     If a name passed on the command line contains any spaces, it
     will be mistakenly parsed into separate names which probably
     won't match any account.

FILES
     clog.tos              Userlog viewer program.
     ctdltabl.sys          Tables file.
     #sysdir\ctdllog.sys   The user log file.

SEE ALSO
     The Fnordadel Reference Manual

AUTHORS
     Originally written by Hue, Jr., as part of Citadel-86.

     Additional modifications for STadel by Davin Parsons.

     Further modifications and enhancements for Fnordadel by
     Adrian Ashley and Royce Howland.