MD2 Passwords

MD2 passwords are handled automatically. When the password request from the BBS contains a key between [ and ] , TPK will assume it's an MD2 key and will send back the 32 character string.Otherwise, TPK will use the "normal" password protocol.
This function can only be used through macro commands, function keys and BRoadcast commands.

BRoadcast command for a password protected connexion.

• BR F1EBN-1 C F1EBN-1^M^7ATT 180 PASSWORD <WAIT_TEXT><KEYWORD>^M

  <WAIT_TEXT> Text sent by the BBS

  <KEYWORD> Keyword matching the password in PASSWD.TPK

• Example for handling the password request from an FBB BBS version 7.xx:

  BRoadcast command (to be placed in CONFIG.TPK):

  br f1ebn-1 c f1ebn-1^M^7att 180 password !F1EBN-1> BBSCNX

  Matching PASSWD.TPK file:

  BBSCNX
  MyConnexionPassword

Macro-commands for handling passwords:

• Connexion macro-command (like it must appear in the macro-command editing window):

  cnx c f1ebn-1^M^7att 180 password !F1EBN-1> BBSCNX^M

  Matching PASSWD.TPK file:

  BBSCNX
  MyConnexionPassword

  To use such a macro, type : MACRO CNX<RETURN>
  or <ESC>CNX<RETURN>
  or <ALT-M> then choose in the list

• Example of a macro-command for connecting and sending the SYS command (Remote SysOps access)

  sys c f1ebn-1^M^7att 180 password !F1EBN-1> BBSCNX^M^7att 180 >^M.../
  /...sys^M^7att 180 password F1EBN-1> BBSSYS^M

  (This macro-command should be entered on one single line, and the ".../..." should NOT be reproduced when creating it.)

  Matching PASSWD.TPK file:

  BBSCNX
  MyConnexionPassword
  BBSSYS
  MySysOpPassword

  To use such a macro, type : MACRO SYS<RETURN>
  or <ESC>SYS<RETURN>
  or even <ALT-M> and choose from the list.