• DOSEMU

    From Terry@1:103/705 to All on Mon Feb 19 23:07:29 2018
    Hi

    I was wonder how to do something i am running the newest ver of sbbs on
    linux with the dosemu for my doors and i setting up some inter bbs doors
    and rembered i had a prob my inbound dir for mail and files is in
    /sbbs/inbound
    but when the dosemu loads the game by the wiki and by default it only loads
    the fellowing driver

    D: - The Synchronet node directory, where the dropfile should probably be
    put. In door configurations, specify this drive (D:\) as the path to the dropfile.
    E: - Under this drive, the door's directory will be mounted. Example:
    E:\LORD
    F: - The Synchronet ctrl directory
    G: - The Synchronet data directory
    H: - The Synchronet exec directory

    and so my /sbbs/inbound will not be accessed i have been loging into the
    dosemu and maping the /sbbs/inbound and /sbbs/outbound to drive I and i
    have all my ibbs game set to i witch goes to /sbbs so then when i go to I:
    i can access I:\inbound and i:\outbound anyway what i want to know is how
    do i add drives to the default list of drives so i can make it toss game packets on its own? thanks

    Terry

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Terry on Wed Feb 21 10:00:54 2018

    On 2018 Feb 19 23:07:28, you wrote to All:

    how do i add drives to the default list of drives so i can make it
    toss game packets on its own? thanks

    assuming your dosemu is running freedos, look in your ~/.dosemu at the autoexec.bat and config.sys that are there...

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  • From Terry@1:103/705 to mark lewis on Wed Feb 21 10:16:51 2018
    On 2018 Feb 19 23:07:28, you wrote to All:

    how do i add drives to the default list of drives so i can make it
    toss game packets on its own? thanks

    assuming your dosemu is running freedos, look in your ~/.dosemu at the autoexec.bat and config.sys that are there...

    )\/(ark

    Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
    Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer
    doin'
    it wrong...
    ... I never knew a girl who was ruined by a good book.
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    I will check it out when i get back to the bbs thanks

    Terry

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  • From Nelgin@1:103/705 to Terry on Wed Feb 21 11:32:38 2018
    On Mon, 19 Feb 2018 23:07:29 -0600, "Terry" <terry@VERT/R15HQ> wrote:

    Hi

    I was wonder how to do something i am running the newest ver of sbbs on >linux with the dosemu for my doors and i setting up some inter bbs doors
    and rembered i had a prob my inbound dir for mail and files is in >/sbbs/inbound
    but when the dosemu loads the game by the wiki and by default it only loads >the fellowing driver

    D: - The Synchronet node directory, where the dropfile should probably be >put. In door configurations, specify this drive (D:\) as the path to the >dropfile.
    E: - Under this drive, the door's directory will be mounted. Example: >E:\LORD
    F: - The Synchronet ctrl directory
    G: - The Synchronet data directory
    H: - The Synchronet exec directory

    and so my /sbbs/inbound will not be accessed i have been loging into the >dosemu and maping the /sbbs/inbound and /sbbs/outbound to drive I and i
    have all my ibbs game set to i witch goes to /sbbs so then when i go to I:
    i can access I:\inbound and i:\outbound anyway what i want to know is how
    do i add drives to the default list of drives so i can make it toss game >packets on its own? thanks

    You have two options. Since external.bat is generated by the sbbs code
    itself, you probably don't want to alter that.

    Create a bat file to start your game and include something like

    lredir I: linux\fs\sbbs\inbound
    lredir O: linux\fs\sbbs\outbound

    or emusetup.bat gets called from external.bat so you can add it into /sbbs/ctrl/emusetup.bat. This should work but I've not tested it.

    You can map any part of your filesystem by using linux\fs\whatever...

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