Hawkeye,

YEAH! Thanks for the reply.... retro feelings coming back... communicating fr H>The Netherlands to Arkansas via BBS... wow...

I do my QWK Mail FIRST -- then it's to playing the doorgames, updating
file areas, checking user accounts, etc. After all, Sysops have to have
some fun, too. <G>

Daryl

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Actually nobody... no users yet hahaha... hope to see some users soon but hav H>to customize the board.

A Sysop's work is never done...you're always making changes to it.
That's why the BBS is "The Sysop's Baby".

Ewwww...I think I need to change something. <G>

Daryl

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Maybe you have some tips for me for promoting the BBS to get new users?

Most just do it with an autopost in various networks BBS Ads or BBS
Promotion echoes. However, compared to numerous other systems, I just
post my ad once a week. I want people to logon because they WANT
to...and NOT because they HAVE to.

Plus, some networks say "no more than 2 postings per week", but many
systems ignore that...posting several times a week, and at least twice a
day. To me, that's overkill.

In one of the ham radio applications I use (D-Rats), when people "ping
my station", they see something like "See my QRZ bio: Visit My Ham
Radio/Wx BBS at wx1der.dyndns.org" -- and I have picked up a few users
that way.

I also designed and printed up a business card for mine with the
Business Card Software from CAM Development.

Daryl

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Daryl Stout wrote to HAWKEYE <=-

I do my QWK Mail FIRST -- then it's to playing the doorgames,
updating file areas, checking user accounts, etc. After all, Sysops
have to have some fun, too. <G>

I always go to the QWK menu first, download a packet and start reading. :) Hoping to do it from my Android phone later today. I've just setup an offline mail setup under Magic DOSBox on my phone. It uses Telix to call the BBS and upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)


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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Daryl Stout to HAWKEYE on Wed Jan 24 2018 16:00:00

I do my QWK Mail FIRST -- then it's to playing the doorgames, updating file areas, checking user accounts, etc. After all, Sysops have to have
some fun, too. <G>
Daryl

I check QWK first now for learning and fun reading :)

Today I got my first (!) new user.

But I can't get the ASC (for eg logon.asc) editted via ANSI/ASC editors on my Windows 10 64 bit... I would like to change the Synchro BBS ASC in logon.asc replace by MASH logo... till now no luck. Shows me the ascii codes. Need to read more to understand how to do.

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Maybe you have some tips for me for promoting the BBS to get new users?

I may not be the best to ask. I really only have one or two regulars that
are not also sysops. However, I am sure others here will have ideas. :)

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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Hawkeye to Daryl Stout on Thu Jan 25 2018 07:19 pm

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Daryl Stout to HAWKEYE on Wed Jan 24 2018 16:00:00

I do my QWK Mail FIRST -- then it's to playing the doorgames, updating file areas, checking user accounts, etc. After all, Sysops have to have some fun, too. <G>
Daryl

I check QWK first now for learning and fun reading :)

Today I got my first (!) new user.

But I can't get the ASC (for eg logon.asc) editted via ANSI/ASC editors on my Windows 10 64 bit... I would like to change the Synchro BBS ASC in logon.asc replace by MASH logo... till now no luck. Shows me the ascii codes. Need to read more to understand how to do.

Use Pablodraw. It supports Synchronet Ctrl-A codes.

digital man

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MODEM = Modulator/Demodulator
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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Daryl Stout on Fri Jan 26 2018 07:35:00

BBS and upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)

Wasn't Bluewave already there in the 90s? I remember that name...

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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Digital Man to Hawkeye on Thu Jan 25 2018 19:35:01

Use Pablodraw. It supports Synchronet Ctrl-A codes.

I used PabloDraw but it doesn't show me the logon.asc as a color logo... just the ASCII and CTRL-A codes. I also tried different sauce settings.

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Hawkeye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Daryl Stout on Fri Jan 26 2018 07:35:00

BBS and upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)

Wasn't Bluewave already there in the 90s? I remember that name...

Well and truly, and I prefer Bluewave to QWK, it's a superior format.


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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Hawkeye to Digital Man on Fri Jan 26 2018 11:42 am

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Digital Man to Hawkeye on Thu Jan 25 2018 19:35:01

Use Pablodraw. It supports Synchronet Ctrl-A codes.

I used PabloDraw but it doesn't show me the logon.asc as a color logo... just the ASCII and CTRL-A codes. I also tried different sauce settings.

You have to select the "Ctrl-A" file type when you open the file. By default, it treats .asc files as just straight ASCII.

digital man

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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Hawkeye on Fri Jan 26 2018 10:36 pm

Hawkeye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Daryl Stout on Fri Jan 26 2018 07:35:00

BBS and upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)

Wasn't Bluewave already there in the 90s? I remember that name...

Well and truly, and I prefer Bluewave to QWK, it's a superior format.

I don't know much about the Bluewave format, but the QWK format was sufficient open and extensible that I've (over the years) addressed all its shortcomings in a backwards compatible way (including the QWKE extensions). So, even with its warts, I'm a fan of QWK.

digital man

Synchronet "Real Fact" #87:
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Digital Man wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

I don't know much about the Bluewave format, but the QWK format was sufficient open and extensible that I've (over the years) addressed all its shortcomings in a backwards compatible way (including the QWKE extensions). So, even with its warts, I'm a fan of QWK.

There is one area QWK still falls down, and that is netmail. While there are workarounds, they are either limited (to: address length) or cumbersome. Bluewave's native netmail support is much nicer.


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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Digital Man on Sat Jan 27 2018 01:56 pm

Digital Man wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

I don't know much about the Bluewave format, but the QWK format was sufficient open and extensible that I've (over the years) addressed all its shortcomings in a backwards compatible way (including the QWKE extensions). So, even with its warts, I'm a fan of QWK.

There is one area QWK still falls down, and that is netmail. While there are workarounds, they are either limited (to: address length) or cumbersome. Bluewave's native netmail support is much nicer.

QWKE and Synchronet's own QWK extensions both address those limitations.

digital man

Synchronet/BBS Terminology Definition #15:
DOS = Disk Operating System (as in PC-DOS and MS-DOS)
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Digital Man wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

QWKE and Synchronet's own QWK extensions both address those
limitations.

Doesn't work transparently in Multimil, unfortunately.


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Tony,

I do my QWK Mail FIRST -- then it's to playing the doorgames, updating file areas, checking user accounts, etc. After all, Sysops have to have some fun, too. <G>

I always go to the QWK menu first, download a packet and start reading. :) TL>Hoping to do it from my Android phone later today. I've just setup an offli TL>mail setup under Magic DOSBox on my phone. It uses Telix to call the BBS and TL>upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)

I tried to download a telnet client for the Android (I want to say the
one from Rick Parrish), but I had trouble with it. Plus, I prefer just
doing it with the desktop, as it's easier to type messages, etc.

Daryl

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I check QWK first now for learning and fun reading :)

Yeah, some of the echoes can be pretty amusing. I try to stay away
from the controversial ones, though.

Today I got my first (!) new user.

Good deal.

But I can't get the ASC (for eg logon.asc) editted via ANSI/ASC editors on my H>Windows 10 64 bit... I would like to change the Synchro BBS ASC in logon.asc H>replace by MASH logo... till now no luck. Shows me the ascii codes. Need to H>read more to understand how to do.

Create the ANSI file first, then change to c:\sbbs\exec and run:

ANS2ASC infile.ans [outfile.asc] [option]

-clear insert a clear screen code at the beginning of the output file
-pause append a pause (hit a key) code to the end of the output file
-delay <interval> insert a 1/10 second delay code at output byte
interval (lower interval values result in more delays, slower display).

I have a bulletin on my BBS called "The Local Weather Brief", giving a
quick overview of weather watches, warnings, advisories, and hazards,
for Arkansas. The idea was originally from a door for TriBBS software.

Anyway, I set up the ascii version of the file first, then added the escape/ansi color codes -- the left arrow, then [1;37;40m -- to each
line.

Then, when I manually update the weather data on the BBS, I have:

CD\SBBS\TEXT
C:\SBBS\EXEC\ANS2ASC LCLWXBRF.ANS LCLWXBRF.ASC
COPY LCLWXBRF.ASC LCLWXBRF.MSG
DEL LCLWXBRF.ASC

And, the bulletin on my "Bullseye Bulletins Menu" is done...along with
the rest of the weather information, in the EZLogon Bulletins menu.

Now, I'm not good with ANSI, and I know that the values per line can
be line from 80 to 255 characters...but I'm not sure how ANS2ASC handles
that.

My BBS is weather and ham radio oriented, but it has other stuff as
well.

Daryl

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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Digital Man on Sat Jan 27 2018 11:32 pm

Digital Man wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

QWKE and Synchronet's own QWK extensions both address those limitations.

Doesn't work transparently in Multimil, unfortunately.

But it could. Perhaps if you mention it to the author (I think he's resumed development of it), he could address that.

digital man

Synchronet/BBS Terminology Definition #40:
POP3 = Post Office Protocol version 3
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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Daryl Stout to HAWKEYE on Fri Jan 26 2018 10:12 pm

Then, when I manually update the weather data on the BBS, I have:

CD\SBBS\TEXT
C:\SBBS\EXEC\ANS2ASC LCLWXBRF.ANS LCLWXBRF.ASC
COPY LCLWXBRF.ASC LCLWXBRF.MSG
DEL LCLWXBRF.ASC

Or as one line:
c:\sbbs\exec\ans2asc c:\sbbs\text\lclwxbrf.ans c:\sbbs\text\lclwxbrf.msg

There's no need to change directories or copy or delete files.

digital man

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Daryl Stout wrote to TONY LANGDON <=-

I tried to download a telnet client for the Android (I want to say
the one from Rick Parrish), but I had trouble with it. Plus, I prefer
just doing it with the desktop, as it's easier to type messages, etc.

Yeah, much easier that way, but it's nice to have an Android option. I can now do QWK mail on my phone, if I need to. :)


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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Digital Man to Hawkeye on Fri Jan 26 2018 11:32:25

Use Pablodraw. It supports Synchronet Ctrl-A codes.

You have to select the "Ctrl-A" file type when you open the file. By default, it treats .asc files as just straight ASCII.
digital man

YES ! That did the trick :) I just added some text but happy.

Hawkeye

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Tony,

Yeah, much easier that way, but it's nice to have an Android option. I can TL>do QWK mail on my phone, if I need to. :)

I'll have to get with you sometime on that. The telnet app I tried to
use (I think from Rick Parrish), wasn't working right on my Android, or
I didn't have it set up right.

Daryl

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Tony,

There is one area QWK still falls down, and that is netmail. While there ar TL>workarounds, they are either limited (to: address length) or cumbersome. TL>Bluewave's native netmail support is much nicer.

I have sent and received FIDONet netmail via OLX, and the way SBBS is configured. I got a message from a Sysop today, saying he was having
trouble with it. I sent a reply, asking if it's for FTN or QWK...and,
once he gave me that, I'd write up a "Cliff Notes" for him. I do like
SBBS's feature of sending netmail via QWK Networking.

I can understand that some of the Sysops are not as computer literate
as others <raising hand!>...so, I try to help when I can.

But, I better put my hand down now...the shoulder is starting to hurt,
and there was a foul smell toward my nose. :P

Daryl

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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Daryl Stout to TONY LANGDON on Fri Jan 26 2018 10:04 pm

I tried to download a telnet client for the Android (I want to say the
one from Rick Parrish), but I had trouble with it. Plus, I prefer just doing it with the desktop, as it's easier to type messages, etc.

try RTERM thats what I use on my phone.

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Digital Man wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

But it could. Perhaps if you mention it to the author (I think he's resumed development of it), he could address that.

That would certainly help. Might have to track the author down.


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Daryl Stout wrote to TONY LANGDON <=-

Tony,

Yeah, much easier that way, but it's nice to have an Android option. I can
do QWK mail on my phone, if I need to. :)

I'll have to get with you sometime on that. The telnet app I tried to use (I think from Rick Parrish), wasn't working right on my Android, or
I didn't have it set up right.

My option is a bit fiddly to setup, but once setup, it works fine.


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Daryl Stout wrote to TONY LANGDON <=-

I have sent and received FIDONet netmail via OLX, and the way SBBS is configured. I got a message from a Sysop today, saying he was having trouble with it. I sent a reply, asking if it's for FTN or QWK...and,
once he gave me that, I'd write up a "Cliff Notes" for him. I do like SBBS's feature of sending netmail via QWK Networking.

I think QWK netmail is a great idea. Haven't used it myself, but like that it's available.


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Quoting Tony Langdon to Hawkeye at 01-26-18 22:36 <=-

Hawkeye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Daryl Stout on Fri Jan 26 2018 07:35:00

BBS and upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)

Wasn't Bluewave already there in the 90s? I remember that name...

Well and truly, and I prefer Bluewave to QWK, it's a superior format.

I love Bluewave! :-)


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Quoting Digital Man to Tony Langdon at 01-26-18 11:33 <=-

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Hawkeye on Fri Jan 26 2018 10:36 pm

Hawkeye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Daryl Stout on Fri Jan 26 2018 07:35:00

BBS and upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)

Wasn't Bluewave already there in the 90s? I remember that name...

Well and truly, and I prefer Bluewave to QWK, it's a superior format.

I don't know much about the Bluewave format, but the QWK format was sufficient open and extensible that I've (over the years) addressed all its shortcomings in a backwards compatible way (including the QWKE extensions). So, even with its warts, I'm a fan of QWK.

Bluewave format allow longer subjects.


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Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Mauro Veiga to DIGITAL MAN on Wed Jan 31 2018 03:00 pm

Quoting Digital Man to Tony Langdon at 01-26-18 11:33 <=-

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Hawkeye on Fri Jan 26 2018 10:36 pm

Hawkeye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Tony Langdon to Daryl Stout on Fri Jan 26 2018 07:35:00

BBS and upload/download mail, and Bluewave as the reader. :)

Wasn't Bluewave already there in the 90s? I remember that name...

Well and truly, and I prefer Bluewave to QWK, it's a superior format.

I don't know much about the Bluewave format, but the QWK format was sufficient open and extensible that I've (over the years) addressed all its shortcomings in a backwards compatible way (including the QWKE extensions). So, even with its warts, I'm a fan of QWK.

Bluewave format allow longer subjects.

But so does QWKE. In fact, all the limitations (that matter) in QWK have been addresed in QWKE and the Synchronet QWK enhancements.

digital man

Synchronet "Real Fact" #57:
Synchronet introduced Telnet, FTP, SMTP and POP3 support w/v3.00a-Win32 in 2000.
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Mauro Veiga wrote to TONY LANGDON <=-

Well and truly, and I prefer Bluewave to QWK, it's a superior format.

I love Bluewave! :-)

I did back in the day. :)


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Re: Re: Running Synchronet an
By: Daryl Stout to HAWKEYE on Thu Jan 25 2018 10:25 am

A Sysop's work is never done...you're always making changes to it.
That's why the BBS is "The Sysop's Baby".

Such true words are seldom more relevant.

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A Sysop's work is never done...you're always making changes to it. That's why the BBS is "The Sysop's Baby".

Such true words are seldom more relevant.

When I start to smell something bad, I wonder if the computer just
crapped out. :P

Daryl

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