$
$ttf dannyp
Password:
{{clear screen}}
i'm extremely interested in squalor.
{{any key to continue}}
ttf>ls
1. general discussion
- stick it here if it doesn't fit
2. music and entertainment
- songs, lyrics, shows, movies, and culture
3. news and politics
- news articles, surveys, current events, policy
4. philosophy and religion
- should be fairly obvious..
5. technology
- hardware, networking, operating systems, and appliances
6. art and poetry
- digital photography to poetry to life (it's the art that you make)
7. ttf development
- ideas, suggestions, bugs, and coding
ttf>cd gd
ttf>pwd
~/ttf/general_discussion
https://www.thinktankforums.com/forum.php?forum_id=1
ttf>ls
title author posts views
01. ► one line only! lucas 780 6320
02. a different ttf dannyp 25 309
03. ► dairy free diet Chiken 20 159
04. ► what happened? lucas 425 3247
05. ► school updates lucas 244 1803
06. ► argyle lucas 38 291
07. ► end of season sales lucas 18 209
08. ► It was a good day! DaGr8Gatzby 282 2261
09. ► Name Change Weasley 7 73
10. awesome things done today pt 6 bluet 161 1215
11. Request Thread DaGr8Gatzby 37 284
12. ► plans v asemisldkfj 130 1056
13. ► terrible things done today Étrangère 282 2362
14. High. phi_ 48 426
15. free stuff nestor 176 8857
ttf>cd 01
ttf>ls
01. lucas <3 theory 3 years ago
half way home.
02. phi_ The Grandest Man in the Universe. 3 years ago
Slacking off.
03. lucas <3 theory 3 years ago
enough to curse any man who can't appreciate the depth of the ocean
[...]
{{any key for next page}}
ttf>p non-polar yet supreme polarity.
ttf>
ttf>ls -n
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FC. phi_ The Grandest Man in the Universe. 1 month ago
"Only hacks like O. Henry and Agatha Christie confused narrative art with "telling a good story" in Spielberg's sense."
FD. Étrangère talks like one of the guys but doesn't smile that way 1 month ago
talks like one of the guys but doesn't smile that way
FE. dannyp birth, travel, bmt, socal, bmt, socal, travel, death. moments ago
non-polar yet supreme polarity.
ttf>quit
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<3 I know this is incomplete but I tried to make this pretty comprehensive as quickly as possible!
===========
The following are analogs of the unix commands for use with the ttf program:
cd
NAME
cd - change working forum directory
SYNOPSIS
cd [forum directory [gd|me|np|pr|t|ap|td|1-7]]
DESCRIPTION
forum directory is an absolute or relative pathname which becomes the new work-
ing directory.
[...]
ls
NAME
ls - list directory contents
SYNOPSIS
ls [-n]
DESCRIPTION
For each named directory, ls displays text and directories contained within
that directory, as well as any requested, associated information.
The options are as follows:
-n Display newest posts
[...]
p
NAME
p - post text or a filename
SYNOPSIS
p [*.txt][{Text}] ['forum directory/thread'|url]
DESCRIPTION
The p command posts text to a given directory or url.
[...]
passwd
NAME
passwd - modify a user's password
SYNOPSIS
passwd [user]
DESCRIPTION
passwd changes the user's ttf password. First, the
user is prompted for their current password. If the current password is
correctly typed, a new password is requested. The new password must be
entered twice to avoid typing errors.
[...]
pwd
NAME
pwd - return working forum directory name
SYNOPSIS
pwd
DESCRIPTION
The pwd utility prints the absolute pathname and url of the current working di-
rectory to the standard output.
[...]
who
NAME
who - display who is logged in
SYNOPSIS
who [-q]
who am i
DESCRIPTION
The who utility displays a list of all ttf users currently logged on, showing
for each user the login name.
[...]
ttf files:
.log/postlog200910151821
.ssh/authorized_keys
ttf
ttf.conf
posts/
i'm guessing it would be incredibly easy.
cool idea!
I've been writing in python using their curses module recently. it's far easier than C code. very well abstracted.
I just recently had a lot of nostalgia for BBS's, even though this is more like a command line idea, BBS mentality was behind it. I just don't know how the coding goes for those applications really so I couldn't sketch it up easily.
Anyone around on BBS's back in the day?
i would put everything in the php scripts on the ttf server. all the local script would do is send curl requests and print the response verbatim.
Actually points for the guy who interfaces thinktankforums into a fuse filesystem
nice. i'll strip all the html/css crap and output in xml. then your script can be even cleaner.
I actually use this for TTF now. :)