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echo: binkley
to: Sean Dennis
from: Andrew Leary
date: 2009-05-11 08:26:30
subject: BT over telnet

Hello Sean!

Saturday May 09 2009 12:14, Sean Dennis wrote to All:

 SD> I'm thinking about using BT to "answer the phone" on my
telnet ports.
 SD> I'm writing a "matrix logon" front-end for my BBS and
want to use BT
 SD> to answer the port for me so the logon door can pick up and then pass
 SD> the hot connection to Maximus.  While I've been tinkering with this,
 SD> the thought occured to me that my system might be "crashable" via
 SD> telnet.  Does anyone know about this and can this be done properly?

BTXE has been answering the "phone" on my Telnet node for a very
long time.  I did at one point tinker with mailer sessions over telnet, but
always ended up sticking with BinkD (much more widely used, and more
efficient also!)

As far as a telnet user is concerned, they just have to hit ESC and wait a
few seconds for the BBS, just like with the old POTS lines.

Andrew

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