
     Due to the number of requests from sysop's on "how" to set up
THD ProScan to work with their BBS programs, I am including this explanation
for setup in RA 2.?? (2.00, 2.01 and 2.5?), WWIV, Renegade 07-17 (and 100%
compatible ONLY), Telegard (2.7 and 3.??) , PCBoard (15.?), Maximus, EzyCom, 
Wildcat and T.A.G. 2.7?.
     Although it works equally well with other BBS programs, These are the
only programs which I can supply any assistance with. Most of these setup 
suggestions have been supplied by users of THD ProScan.
     But first a multi-purpose batch file for those wishing to test numerous 
files in a single directory. 

         **********************************************************
         ** IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ANY BBS RUNNING THDPRO.EXE SWAP **
         ** OUT IT'S  MEMORY SO THAT THDPRO.EXE  CAN EFFECTIVELY **
         ** RUN THE VARIOUS ARCHIVE UTILITIES AND VIRUS SCANNERS **
         **********************************************************

     Needless to say... BE SURE TO SELECT THE PROPER BBS TYPE IN THDINSTL

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                           GENERAL PURPOSE BATCH FILE
                           --------------------------
                           (See THDTERM.EXE as well)
DIRTEST.BAT
-----------
@ECHO OFF
CTTY CON
FOR %%F IN (%1\*.*) DO C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %%F


This will cause all files in the supplied directory to be tested. However, 
be warned that only the errorlevel from the last file tested will be 
returned to the calling program.
Syntax for this batch file would be C:\THDPRO\DIRTEST.BAT C:\TEST
where DIRTEST.BAT is located in "C:\THDPRO" and "C:\TEST" is the directory 
containing the files to be tested.

(Some command processors may require that the "%%F" above be replaced by "%F" 
when run from the command line.)

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                           TELEGARD 3.0 (2.99 Gamma 4)
                           -------------------------
Configure THDPRO.EXE with your desired settings, taking special care to select 
TG 3.0 as your BBS type. Supply the path to your main TG directory when asked 
and answer "yes" to update file data bases.

Load Telegard
From the WFC press "S" (System config)
Select "F" (File system)
Make sure option "D" is set to "Yes"
Make sure option "U" is set to "Upload Processor"
Select "7" (Upload processor)
enter "C:\THDPRO\THRPO.EXE ~AF ~CP"
      (substitute the correct path to THDPRO.EXE)
enter "0" (for passed errorlevel)
select "8"
enter "yes" to use TESTINFO.DAT
enter "C:\THDPRO\"
      (substitute with your THDPRO directory)
Quit back to the WFC

    Some users have reported that using THD causes duplicate file entries. 
This is almost certainly caused by changes made by THDPLUS.EXE to the TG file 
data base(s). To avoid this problem either rename or delete THDPLUS.EXE from 
the THDPRO directory. TG will use the TESTINFO.DAT file created by THDPRO.EXE 
to update it's file bases and THDPLUS is therefore unnecessary with this 
configuration.
    THDPRO.EXE runs THDPLUS automatically if it exists in the same directory. 
Renaming is recommended to avoid this while it still allows you the 
opportunity to run it manually if you should ever require it. Deleting 
accomplishes the same result but does not afford the ability to run it 
manually.

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                                  TELEGARD 2.7
                                  ------------
     Lets start from scratch..
make a dir called C:\THDPRO
change to that directory.
unarchive the THD Proscan archive into that directory.
run THDINSTL.EXE
answer all the questions and double check the settings on the final
   screens as if your life depended on it's being correct.
change to your BBS directory.
type TELEGARD -K
press "P"
press "F"
look at option "L".. make note of the path here
shell to dos.
go to the directory just seen in option "L".
copy THDPRO.EXE and THDPLUS.EXE from C:\THDPRO\ to this directory.
return to TG (exit shell).
press "A"
press "M"
press "1" (which I assume will correspond to the "ZIP" archive type)
check the first option to be sure it is marked "ACTIVE" (if not mark it
     active).
change line "#6" to read "THDPRO.EXE @F"
Press "Q" until you are back at the "WFC" screen and from their do a local
     logon.
Once logged on.. Go to the file section and list the files long enough to
     find the name of a single valid "zip" file.
now type at the menu prompt "//\\AT"
enter the name of the "zip" filename you just found using "list"
answer no to delete files question.. and No to search all dirs question.
watch the output on your side to see if the file is being scanned.

     The ONLY reason that this process (if followed EXACTLY) would not 
work.. is because you have no directory listed under option "L" (as above). 
IF you do not have a directory specified there, then change the "line #6" 
mentioned above to include the full path "C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE @F".. DO NOT 
enter this if there is a path in option "L" or the archive tester will not 
be found.
     Also.. you might wish to test it from the command line as follows to be 
sure that it works.
type
C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE C:\COMMAND.COM
     This will show you the scanner at work and if you do not see this type
of screen when run from TG.. then you have failed in configuring TG NOT the 
fault of the scanner.
     This is FAR more detailed than I had ever hoped to have to get. Any TG 
sysop should be able to accomplish this without such detail.. BUT given that
you may never have had to do this before.. Follow the instructions 
EXACTLY!!!!

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                           Renegade v07-17 Beta
                           --------------------

1. Make a directory for THD ProScan.  We'll assume for now that you've
   called it "C:\THDPRO".  Change to that directory.  Unarchive
   the THD ProScan distribution archive into that directory.
2. Run THDINSTL.EXE.  Answer all the questions, and double check that the
   settings are correct on the final screens.
3. Change to your main BBS directory, and type "RENEGADE.EXE -L".
   Press "S" to enter the system configuration menu.  Press "A" to enter 
   the main BBS configuration menu.  Look at option "9", your archivers 
   path, and make a note of the path here.
4. Shell to DOS.  Change to the directory you just saw in option "9".  If it
   doesn't exist, create it.  Copy THDPRO.EXE from C:\THDPRO to
   this directory. Return to Renegade (type "EXIT").
5. Press "Q" to leave the main BBS configuration menu.  Press "L" to
   enter the archivers configuration menu.  Press "M" to modify an 
   archiver.  Press the number of any archiver that has a "+" in front 
   of it (in other words, any active archiver) and hit ENTER.  Change 
   option number 6 ("File testing cmdline") to read "THDPRO.EXE %F".  
   If you are running more than one node, you should change this to read
   "THDPRO.EXE %F %P".  (You can also do this if you only run one node 
   if you like, but it's not necessary.)  Repeat step number 5 until 
   you've setup THD ProScan in option number 6 for every active 
   archiver.

If you followed this process exactly, the only reason it wouldn't work is 
if you hadn't defined your archivers directory.  (Option "9" from "MAIN 
BBS CONFIGURATION".)  If you have NOT specified an archivers directory, then 
you can change the commandline in each of your archivers to read
"C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %F".  Use the full path ONLY if you haven't already 
specified a path in your archivers setup.
Most sysops should be able to figure this out.  If THD ProScan DOESN'T work, 
then try going through this process once more, and make sure you
follow the instructions EXACTLY.

     Note that not mentioned above is the need to have RG swap out prior to 
running THDPRO.EXE. Failure to swap RG could result in failed scan sessions 
or other memory shortages.

     Renegade Setup text was supplied by Lars Hellsten.

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                               T.A.G. 2.7
                               ----------

     T.A.G. users should simply run THDPRO.EXE from POSTUL.BAT which will 
process the description by running THDPLUS at that time. In this case you 
would not need a FILETEST.BAT and make POSTUL.BAT look like this... This 
method has been recommended to me as the method of choice.

POSTUL.BAT
------------
C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %4%5 %2

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                                 PCBOARD
                                 -------

User of the OS/2 NATIVE version and the THD OS/2 version should not the 
following exceptions. 

1) In PCBSETUP, under options 1 :
      Verify files uploaded is set to "Yes".

2) Edit the PCBTEST.BAT file in the PCBoard directory, and make it look similar
to the following:

     For proper use with PCBOARD, the following is recommended

If running the DOS version of THD ProScan

PCBTEST.BAT
--------
@echo off
echo * %1 Failed testing by THD ProScan > PCBFAIL.TXT
if %2 == UPLOAD SET THDPCB=%3
C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %1
if errorlevel == 1 goto END
DEL pcbfail.txt
:end
-----------

If running the OS/2 Version of THD ProScan under the OS/2 version of PCBoard.

PCBTEST.CMD
--------
@echo off
SET THDPORT=PCBHANDLE
echo * %1 Failed testing by THD ProScan > PCBFAIL.TXT
if %2 == UPLOAD SET THDPCB=%3
C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %1
if errorlevel == 1 goto END
DEL pcbfail.txt
:end
-----------

The "if %2 == UPLOAD SET THDPCB=%3" line is ABSOLUTELY required for proper
functioning with PCBoard IF you wish THD to update the description and/or
filename and filesize.

THDPRO.EXE will exit with an errorlevel of 1 or higher if the file fails the
test. It will then exit without changing the PCBFAIL.TXT. However, if the
test is successful, it will delete the "PCBFAIL.TXT" file.

     ** Original text supplied by Mike Thomson **
     **   Text has been modified to reflect    **
     **  changes for THD ProScan Version 11.0  **

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                                  WWIV
                                 ------
                      ( As supplied by Tom Goodson )

    The following assumes that upload security is the primary purpose for
installing an upload virus scanning event in the first place, therefore
I recommend that all uploads in this particular setup be directed to the
SYSOP directory after scanning for sysop/co-sysop inspection prior to
being moved to the appropriate file subdirectories.  However, if the
sysop intends to let his/her callers upload directly to the various file
subdirectories (which I do not advise), the command line below will
accommodate this as well.

    To Install THD ProScan on your WWIV BBS:

Configure THDPRO.EXE with THDINSTL.EXE (Select "none" as your BBS type).
Run WWIV's INIT program and select 'More System Info' and set
    'All UL to Sysop' to YES. (This step is not mandatory, but it is highly
    recommended for maximum security.  After you examine the uploaded file,
    you will have to manually move it to its appropriate subdirectory
    yourself).
Select 'External Programs' and for 'Upload Event,' enter the following
    command line:
C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %2%3 %4

    *** Of course the above command line assumes that you have installed ***
    ***   THD ProScan on your C: drive in a subdirectory named THDPRO.   ***

Bring up the BBS and enter directory edit (//DIREDIT).  Set UPLOADS in the
    SYSOP file subdirectory to ALLOWED.  Set all other subirectories to
    DISALLOWED (this will disallow any unauthorized uploads directly to the
    other subdirectories).

Tom Goodson a.k.a. P-38, SysOp, Zenith Nadir, @2736 WWIVnet

My thanks goes to David Muir, the wise fellow who wrote THD ProScan for
    allowing me to distribute this excellent program, and to JAFO who provided
    insight on the command line.

                                  WWIV
                                 ------
                    ( As supplied by Rob Giannini )

Configure THDPRO.EXE with THDINSTL.EXE. (Select "none" as your BBS type)

Run the WWIV's INIT program and select external programs.
Go down to the upload event and enter...

C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE C:\WWIV\%2%3
                   |       |  | |
Path to THDPRO.EXE--       |  | |
                           |  | |
BBS Directory---------------  | |
                              | |
File directory----------------- |
                                |
File to test---------------------

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                      REMOTEACCESS 2.0? and 2.5?
                      --------------------------
Unarchive The THD ProScan distribution archive in it's own directory.
Run "THDINSTL.EXE"
     During THDINSTL, if you run RA 2.?? and would like THDPRO.EXE to
automatically insert FILE_ID.DIZ comments into RA's File data bases, Be sure
to tell the install that you use RA. And then select the version which is
100% compatible to the version you are running (available from the final
screen). DO NOT enable this option if you are running a "FILES.BBS" oriented
system.
    It is important to note that THD treats RA 2.0? and 2.5? differently and 
you must select the correct BBS type in THDINSTL.EXE.

                            ** IMPORTANT **
     From the final screen of THDINSTL, one of the options is "Failed file
Moving". Be sure to set this to "Inactive". If you do not, it may confuse
RemoteAccess when it is unable to find the file.

    Setting up Raconfig:

Run raconfig and select the following menu options:

1/  Options
2/  Files


The following is an example of how to fill in the upload scanning section...

Scan online  Yes
Failed scan  /unavailable/move to 998
Scan utility C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE @ *P *M

Scan Online is set to yes to allow the user to see straight away
if there are any problems with his upload.

Failed scan action is set to mark the file as unavailable and move it
to file area 998 (an area previously decided to be a badfiles area).

Scan utility runs C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE with following parameters:

@  path and filename of file to be tested
*P com port in use
*M swap RA out of memory to give THD ProScan as much room as possible.

     This general outline was supplied by Mark Kerr.
     Mark can be reached VIA Fidonet at 2:443/59 for further support in
regards to RemoteAccess.

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                                EZYCOM (1.10)
                                -------------

     The following is a batch file supplied for use with EZYCOM v1.10. It is
intended to be used as both UPCONV.BAT and/or DOCNV.BAT.

-!- Start Text ---     Upconv.bat, Doconv.bat
@echo off
rem
rem This batchfile requires an environment SET TASK=1 setting,
rem 1=Task 1, 2=Task 2, 3=Task 3  etc.   0 is for a Local Logon....
rem This should be done in your main BBS Batch file for every
rem node that you have.
rem
rem %1 1                         node number
rem %2 D:\EZY\SECUPLD\           where uploaded
rem %3 D:\EZY\TEMP\CONV01        where it does it
rem %4 D:                        drive it is on
rem %5 LIST                      file name no ext
rem %6 ZIP                       ext to
rem %7 ARJ                       ext from (could be NULL)

rem If TASK variable not set then assume local logon, thus no output
rem to the user....


IF "%1"=="1" THDPRO %2%5.%7 2 TO%6
IF "%1"=="2" THDPRO %2%5.%7 3 TO%6

rem                         ^
rem                         )
rem        -----------------
rem       (
rem      Com Port which is equivalent to the TASK Number
:ENDIT
-!- End Text ---

     ----- This portion modified from information originally -----
     -----    supplied by John Pallister for version 1.02    -----

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                               MAXIMUS V3.xx
                               -------------

DOS -
     Create a batch file called VIRCHECK.BAT as follows...

@echo off
C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %1%2%3

     Thereafter, edit the MAX.CTL file in the following way

     % Max will call this batch file once for each file uploaded.    For
     % more information on this keyword, please see MAX_REF.PRN.

     Upload Check Virus           Vircheck.bat

OS/2 -
     Create a batch file called VIRCHECK.CMD as follows...

@echo off
C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %1%2%3 %6

     Thereafter, edit the MAX.CTL file in the following way

     % Max will call this batch file once for each file uploaded.    For
     % more information on this keyword, please see MAX_REF.PRN.

     Upload Check Virus           Vircheck.cmd %P

This text supplied by : Michel van der Heijden
    * - OS/2 text modified based on Michel's suggested dos settings.

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                                 WILDCAT
                                 -------

How to Install ThdPro ver 11.0 in Wildcat BBS. (Wc3.x, 4.x)

Add a line to your autoexec.bat file as follows:
SET THDPRO=C:\WC30\THDPRO

Then add a line in your config.sys if not already there:
INSTALL=C:\DOS\SHARE.EXE

Put ThdPro into a subdirectory on WC30 and do the configuration
using THDINSTL.EXE in the THDPRO directory you created.

then edit the scanfile.bat in Wc30 as follows...
Scanfile.bat to run THDPro in Wildcat 3.0
--------------------------------------------
REM The following line changes to the node work directory for the
REM node executing this batch file.
CD \WC30\WCWORK\NODE%WCNODEID%
REM The next line runs the THDPro ver 11.0 program
REM scan the uploaded files for virii.
C:\WC30\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE %1
REM See THDPro docs for complete information. The %1 is the
REM filename uploaded that is to be scanned.
REM No additional commands are required to return to WILDCAT! since
REM this batch assumes you are using shell rather than terminate.
REM Create a directory called FAILSCAN or whatever and direct files
REM to that directory that fail the scan in your thdpro configuration
REM For example c:\failscan
------------------------------------------------------------------

    Text supplied by Bill Lozza (calvin@cris.com)

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     Keep in mind that this information is general and version specific and 
may not work for you as is. No person or group accepts responsibility for 
the accuracy of this text as it is supplied only as "assistance".

