Wow, you had me going for a minute when I saw DOS and synchronet in the
same sentence, I was thinking for a second that I could use synchronet
in DOS to telnet into a bbs.... then I realized that synchronet is a BBS
hosting program....

Right now I'm calling in here using a DOS machine, I use lsppp packet
driver to connect to my ISP, then msdos kermit 3.16 beta to connect to
fidotel bbs to access this message area...

I started out with DOS and still like to do DOS internet stuff, but this
dos kermit is a rather torturesome adventure, but I'm a glutton for
punishment sometimes.

works pretty good with sailor though, but can't seem to render a proper
ANSI screen on many BBS's.





-> Matthew D wrote to Mike Powell:

-> MD>   Re: Dial-up and Telnet Synchronet?
-> MD>   By: Mike Powell to All on Sat Feb 26 2005 09:41 am
-> MD> 
-> MD> Synchronet will accept both telnet and dial-up callers.

-> If you run the DOS version to handle the incoming dialup callers, unless
-> something has changed.


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->     email: rwolfe{at}mbse.dds.nl

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