JVArcServ V1.08  :  January 2, 1993.

JVArcServ is a server that will satisfy your requests in looking for a
certain program based on filename or file description.  This server will
search through file requestable file listings for the program you are looking
for, and it will send you an e-mail message back telling you the BBS name,
phone number, and file section of all the systems in the network that
match the given criteria.

Commands that JVArcServ understand:

PROG <filename>       Searches for <filename> in filenames.

WHAT <desc>           Searches for <desc> in file descriptions.

KEY <key>             Searches for <key> in either filenames or file
                      descriptions.

KEYWORD <keyword>     Same as KEY, except that <keyword> must be a word
                      on its own and not part of a word.  EG, KEYWORD MAIL
                      will match only "mail" and not "echomail".

LISTNODES             List the nodes that currently have file listings here.

LISTMAGIC <addr>      Lists all of the magic filenames at <addr>.

LISTSECTIONS <addr>   Lists all of the file sections at <addr>.

LISTAKA [<addr>]      List all of the AKAs of all of the nodes who have 
                      file listings here.  If <addr> is supplied, then only
                      lists AKAs of <addr>.

ZONES                 List the zones known at this location, including the
                      zone number, the name of the zone, and the number of
                      nodes which are in the zone and have file listings
                      here.

REGINFO               Send information on how to register your node with 
                      JVArcServ.  You must obtain this information before
                      you try to register.  Doing otherwise may be hazardous
                      to the harmony of the universe as we know it.

REGISTER [<addr>]     Register your node with JVArcServ.  Send the "REGINFO"
                      command and read the information that is sent to you
                      before you try using this command.  <addr> is an
                      optional address field that you can use if you are
                      long distance from this node, but both you and this
                      system is local to <addr>.

HELP                  This help screen.


Do not include wildcards (*) when you are doing a search on descriptions
or filenames.  Place 'PVT' somewhere in your message subject if you want
the reply back to you to be private.  Do not place server commands in the
subject line.