Hi,

I'm looking for the coders of the BlueWave QWK BBS Door by Cutting Edge Computing.

I'm looking for someone that can provide me a KEY for this BBS door please?

Thanks!

Greetings,

Rudi

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I'm looking for the coders of the BlueWave QWK BBS Door by Cutting
Edge Computing.

they are not around any more, rudi... IIRC, george was in a major car accident years ago... back in the early '90s... 1993 i think... he was not able to continue development after that... i do not recall if he died or not...

I'm looking for someone that can provide me a KEY for this BBS door please?

there is no way to register any of the doors or the reader... they can only be hacked or maybe a keygen used...

)\/(ark


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Hi Mark,

there is no way to register any of the doors or the reader... they can
only be hacked or maybe a keygen used...

Thanks, do you know a keygen for it i only found on for the BlueWave reader and not the BBS door ?

Thanks!

Greetings,

Rudi

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there is no way to register any of the doors or the reader... they can
only be hacked or maybe a keygen used...

Thanks, do you know a keygen for it i only found on for the
BlueWave reader and not the BBS door ?

sorry, no... i don't do keygens...

)\/(ark


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*** Quoting Rudi Timmermans from a message to mark lewis ***

Thanks, do you know a keygen for it i only found on for the BlueWave reader and not the BBS door ?

Don't quote me, I am just a lingerer, but I do not think there is a keygen for the door. Although I do know I lost my key to my telegard door years ago, and the door still functions. I do think, but can't remember, You may lose some functionality, but for the most part the door will work. I could be totally wrong. Just an observation I have had with my system.

Mike

--- Telegard v3.09.g2-sp4/mL
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Hi Mark,

sorry, no... i don't do keygens...

I understand, i normoly dont use also a keygen, but i dont know if the door still will work afther some time without a key, let's hope ;)

Greetings,

Rudi

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sorry, no... i don't do keygens...

I understand, i normoly dont use also a keygen, but i dont know if
the door still will work afther some time without a key, let's
hope ;)

it might be easier (and better??) to write your own BW compatible "door" module
for the bbs software you are running ;)

)\/(ark


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Re: BlueWave QWK BBS Door
By: Rudi Timmermans to mark lewis on Mon Oct 22 2012 05:38 pm

I understand, i normoly dont use also a keygen, but i dont know if the door still will work afther some time without a key, let's hope ;)

Doors do. But I think with some limitations. Nothing major though. George didnot make the money of the doors. Think about it. There could be a dozen doors,but a dozen readers for each door ( just throwing up a number ) the reader waswhere the money was.


Have a good One!
Mike
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Hi Mark,

it might be easier (and better??) to write your own BW compatible "door" module for the bbs software you are running ;)

Yes, i can code a QWK door that's not the problem, but it is a lot of work and just one persone will be use it that's me, so... I dont know that i will be do that mutch work for just one guy ;)

Greetings,

Rudi

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it might be easier (and better??) to write your own BW compatible "door" module for the bbs software you are running ;)

Yes, i can code a QWK door that's not the problem, but it is a lot
of work and just one persone will be use it that's me, so... I
dont know that i will be do that mutch work for just one guy ;)

you haven't said what bbs software it is for but i cannot imagine that no one else would want to use it...

FWIW: please also do not confuse QWK and BW... they are two very greatly different technologies... "QWK offline mail" and "BW offline mail" are much better suited terms and won't confuse others ;)

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Hi Mark,

you haven't said what bbs software it is for but i cannot imagine that no one else would want to use it...

I use now on this moment EleBBS, but i found that there is a bug with the telnet connection and the door.sys or dorinfo.def when a user connects with the internal telnet server from EleBBS then i give a connection of 6550 baud in the door.sys or dorinfo.def and there are some doors that then not work, becoss the not correct baud rate it give out in the door file.

I had a official key for the QWK mail door of coder from Wildcat BBS and try to install it and it works but not with that baud rate, and the only door that i found then was that from Cutting Edge...

But it is oke i will be use it unregistered, i dont have many user that will use the QWK Mail door it is just that i support it on the BBS ;)

Greetings,

Rudi

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Hello, Rudi.

Monday October 22 2012 at 17:38, you wrote to mark lewis:

I understand, i normoly dont use also a keygen, but i dont know if the door still will work afther some time without a key, let's hope ;)

Leave me a private message on my board, Rudi, and I can help you with what you're needing.

Later,
Sean

... The only perfect science is hind-sight.
--- GoldED/2 3.0.1
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Hi Sean,

Leave me a private message on my board, Rudi, and I can help you with what you're needing.

My problem is fix i have found the ser that i need and it is now registered!

Thanks!

Greetings,

Rudi

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you haven't said what bbs software it is for but i cannot imagine that no one else would want to use it...

I use now on this moment EleBBS,

Ele is a RA clone ;)

but i found that there is a bug with the telnet connection and
the door.sys or dorinfo.def when a user connects with the
internal telnet server from EleBBS then i give a connection of
6550 baud in the door.sys or dorinfo.def

that is not a valid baud rate... is this using a FOSSIL or no?

FWIW: the valid baud rates are...

110, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400,
19200, 28800, 38400, 56000, 57600, 115200

some serial ports support these higher rates

128000, 153600, 230400, 256000, 460800, 921600

but they are no valid for our old school BBS operations... in fact, locking a serial port to 115200 in one FOSSIL driver requires one to use 11520 because the baud rate speed value is stored in a word (0..65535)...

you should not "float" your serial connection... you should run it with a "locked" port rate and then let the (virtual) modem handle the actual connect rate with the remote on its own while talking to the local "port" at one specific rate...

and there are some doors that then not work, becoss the not
correct baud rate it give out in the door file.

i don't doubt they won't work with an invalid baud rate like that...

I had a official key for the QWK mail door of coder from Wildcat
BBS and try to install it and it works but not with that baud
rate, and the only door that i found then was that from Cutting
Edge...

that's weird... unless there's a locked port rate setting...

But it is oke i will be use it unregistered, i dont have many user
that will use the QWK Mail door it is just that i support it on
the BBS ;)

ok...

)\/(ark


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Hi Mark,

* In a message originally to Rudi Timmermans, mark lewis said:

that is not a valid baud rate... is this using a FOSSIL or no?

Yes i know i use when open the port Netfoss like to docs descript i have install it.

FWIW: the valid baud rates are...

110, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200, 28800, 38400,
56000, 57600, 115200

Yes Mark, i know this also ;)

you should not "float" your serial connection... you should run it with a "locked" port rate and then let the (virtual) modem handle the actual connect rate with the remote on its own while talking to the local "port"
at one specific rate...

I dont use a virtual comport i use the EleServ from EleBBS itself and this make a telnet connection on 115200.

But anyway Mark i have found a key for the QWK door and it is new registered!

Vriendelijke Groeten / Greetings,
Rudi Timmermans.


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Quoting Mike Roberts to Rudi Timmermans on 10-22-12 13:28 <=-

I understand, i normoly dont use also a keygen, but i dont know if the door still will work afther some time without a key, let's hope ;)

Doors do. But I think with some limitations. Nothing major though.
George didnot make the money of the doors. Think about it. There could
be a dozen doors,but a dozen readers for each door ( just throwing up a number ) the reader waswhere the money was.

Even so, the readers work just fine without registration, too. I think
there's just a delay at the beginning... been so long since I had it unregistered, not positive any more, but that's what I remember.

ttyl neb

... And so the gods said, 'E=½mv²+2P/r' and there was popcorn!


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Quoting Rudi Timmermans to mark lewis on 23 Oct 12 03:52:00 <=-

Jumping in a little late...

you haven't said what bbs software it is for but i cannot imagine that no one else would want to use it...

I use now on this moment EleBBS, but i found that there is a bug with

I believe that there is either a built-in BW door in EleBBS or one that
works with it. I've used that on other bbses running EleBBS.

the only door that i found then was that from Cutting Edge...

But it is oke i will be use it unregistered, i dont have many user
that will use the QWK Mail door it is just that i support it on the
BBS ;)

There is a difference between QWK and BW... Bluewave doors produce BW
offline packets, which can be read only in BlueWave or BW-compatible
readers. The BW (or compatible) readers also read and generate QWK
packets, so they can be used with other bbses that only have some sort
of QWK packets, such as Wildcat. I'm using my BW reader right now to
answer this message. As it happens, it is going to be going to a BW
door, so will stay in a BW format. If I were replying from one of my
backup bbs packets, it likely could have been in a QWK format, as some
of them don't have BW, just QWK. As a user that relies heavily on doing
things offline, I Thank You very much for offering the option. :) If I
were to visit your bbs, offline capability is one thing I look for. :)

ttyl neb

... It is "USER" friendly. But my name doesn't happen to be User.
--- Blue Wave/DOS v2.20
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Hi Nancy,

* In a message originally to Mike Roberts, Nancy Backus said:

Even so, the readers work just fine without registration, too. I think there's just a delay at the beginning... been so long since I had it unregistered, not positive any more, but that's what I remember.

I have found some website where you can download the keygen for all this readers so if you like to have it send me a netmail, then i can send you a link where you found it.

Vriendelijke Groeten / Greetings,
Rudi Timmermans.


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Hi Nancy,

* In a message originally to Rudi Timmermans, Nancy Backus said:

I believe that there is either a built-in BW door in EleBBS or one that works with it. I've used that on other bbses running EleBBS.

Yes indeed there are a few doors that works with EleBBS but no build in ones...

There is a difference between QWK and BW... Bluewave doors produce BW offline packets, which can be read only in BlueWave or BW-compatible readers. The BW (or compatible) readers also read and generate QWK
packets, so they can be used with other bbses that only have some sort
of QWK packets, such as Wildcat. I'm using my BW reader right now to
answer this message. As it happens, it is going to be going to a BW
door, so will stay in a BW format. If I were replying from one of my
backup bbs packets, it likely could have been in a QWK format, as some
of them don't have BW, just QWK. As a user that relies heavily on doing things offline, I Thank You very much for offering the option. :) If I were to visit your bbs, offline capability is one thing I look for. :)

Yes i know this but i just name it al QWK ;)

No problem for this option on my BBS ;) I have also EleWEB online and there also you can read and reply to a echomail. The link is http://renobbs.wordpress.com/

Vriendelijke Groeten / Greetings,
Rudi Timmermans.


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re: calling BW QWK

Yes i know this but i just name it al QWK ;)

don't... it adds confusion and it is wrong... it would be like calling a Saab a
Citroën... both are cars but they are not the same ;)

thanks!

)\/(ark


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* In a message originally to Rudi Timmermans, mark lewis said:

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re: calling BW QWK

Yes i know this but i just name it al QWK ;)

don't... it adds confusion and it is wrong... it would be like calling a Saab a Citroën... both are cars but they are not the same ;)

thanks!

)\/(ark

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Hi Mark,

* In a message originally to Rudi Timmermans, mark lewis said:

don't... it adds confusion and it is wrong... it would be like calling a Saab a Citroën... both are cars but they are not the same ;)

Yes sorry about that's correct !

Vriendelijke Groeten / Greetings,
Rudi Timmermans.


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Hello, Rudi.

Wednesday October 24 2012 at 12:31, you wrote to Nancy Backus:

Yes indeed there are a few doors that works with EleBBS but no build
in ones...

Have you tried OLMS2000 for EleBBS? I've heard it works well with EleBBS.

Later,
Sean

... When I was a boy the Dead Sea was only sick. - George Burns
--- GoldED/2 3.0.1
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Hi Sean,

* In a message originally to Rudi Timmermans, Sean Dennis said:

Have you tried OLMS2000 for EleBBS? I've heard it works well with EleBBS.

Yes i know that door also, but what i dont like it that it has no protocols build in....

Vriendelijke Groeten / Greetings,
Rudi Timmermans.


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Quoting Rudi Timmermans to Nancy Backus on 24 Oct 12 06:34:00 <=-

Even so, the readers work just fine without registration, too. I think there's just a delay at the beginning... been so long since I had it unregistered, not positive any more, but that's what I remember.

I have found some website where you can download the keygen for all
this readers so if you like to have it send me a netmail, then i can
send you a link where you found it.

I don't need it for myself, I have been a registered user for years (my
letter for BW2.20 is dated September 1995). :)

ttyl neb

... '\o.,@o.+:"/~!v <-- Tagline debris.
--- Blue Wave/DOS v2.20
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Quoting Rudi Timmermans to Nancy Backus on 24 Oct 12 12:31:00 <=-

I believe that there is either a built-in BW door in EleBBS or one that works with it. I've used that on other bbses running EleBBS.

Yes indeed there are a few doors that works with EleBBS but no build
in ones...

Ok. :)

There is a difference between QWK and BW... Bluewave doors produce BW offline packets, which can be read only in BlueWave or BW-compatible readers. The BW (or compatible) readers also read and generate QWK
packets, so they can be used with other bbses that only have some sort
of QWK packets, such as Wildcat. I'm using my BW reader right now to
answer this message. As it happens, it is going to be going to a BW
door, so will stay in a BW format. If I were replying from one of my
backup bbs packets, it likely could have been in a QWK format, as some
of them don't have BW, just QWK. As a user that relies heavily on doing things offline, I Thank You very much for offering the option. :) If I were to visit your bbs, offline capability is one thing I look for. :)

Yes i know this but i just name it al QWK ;)

Probably better to name it all as Offline reader, since that is less
confusing, and more inclusive. :)

No problem for this option on my BBS ;) I have also EleWEB online and there also you can read and reply to a echomail. The link is http://renobbs.wordpress.com/

Thanks, but I don't do web stuff... just telnet (and offline [g]). :)

ttyl neb

... Tonight's Forecast: Dark, with scattered light by sunrise.
--- Blue Wave/DOS v2.20
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Hi Nancy,

* In a message originally to Rudi Timmermans, Nancy Backus said:

Probably better to name it all as Offline reader, since that is less confusing, and more inclusive. :)

Yes you are correct i made a mistake by that by name it the same and it is diffrend...

Thanks, but I don't do web stuff... just telnet (and offline [g]). :)

I see ...

Vriendelijke Groeten / Greetings,
Rudi Timmermans.


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Have you tried OLMS2000 for EleBBS? I've heard it works well with EleBBS.

Yes i know that door also, but what i dont like it that it has no protocols build in....

personally speaking, i've grown to dislike built-in xfer protocol engines... why? they cannot be adjusted like some of the external ones... some internal ones are too tight in their timings because they were built for dedicated channels like POTS where delays are not as long as they may be on network channels that may be carrying a lot more traffic than POTS channels carried... over the years, i've found only a few external xfer protocol engines that actually work properly on both POTS and network channels... as time has gone by, i've slowly turned off those internal protocol engines and configured my software to use only the external ones... but it takes time and a lot of testing... what may work on an internal LAN may be just slightly too tight to work on WAN traffic from the outside ;)

)\/(ark


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