• PCBoard / Telnet & NETFOSS

    From Dave Vandermeer@1:229/275 to All on Sat Mar 15 16:41:23 2014
    Anyone have any luck getting PCBoard to work being shelled from a telnet frontend? So far out of all the different BBS software I have tried, PCB was the only one that I could not get to work shelling from a BAT file from Argus.

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  • From Mike Roberts@1:261/1381 to Dave Vandermeer on Sat Mar 15 17:45:43 2014
    Re: PCBoard / Telnet & NETFOSS
    By: Dave Vandermeer to All on Sat Mar 15 2014 04:41 pm

    Anyone have any luck getting PCBoard to work being shelled from a telnet frontend? So far out of all the different BBS software I have tried, PCB
    was the only one that I could not get to work shelling from a BAT file from Argus.

    Quite a while back I played with my old setup and actually had synchronet run as the front end, and it loaded fine. Only problem I found was the bbs loaded fine, but if dropping out to say my Blue wave door, it would bomb! Keep trying I know it can be done with other front ends also, I just haven't tried it personally.

    Have a good One!
    Mike


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  • From Mark Lewis@1:3634/12 to Dave Vandermeer on Sat Mar 15 20:32:38 2014
    Dave Vandermeer wrote to All <=-

    Anyone have any luck getting PCBoard to work being shelled from a
    telnet frontend? So far out of all the different BBS software I have tried, PCB was the only one that I could not get to work shelling from
    a BAT file from Argus.

    were you passing the simulated COM port or the handle? PCBoard, being a traditional bbs, will require a COM port that it can reach... with this in mind, you have to use a virtual modem package that provides virtual COM ports...

    plus, PCB has to be able to accept a hot port and recognize that a caller is already online and only needs to do the login stuff to enter...

    )\/(ark

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