[ Quoting Mack Barss to Scott Little ] 
 MB> Lets see... you whine about SUBST, and yet state that your BBS is on
 MB> C: and the messages are on E:.  Now.. this would imply that your bbs
 MB> config file is pointing to C: for the bbs files and E: for the
 MB> You also state that when you log on to it locally "IT STILL EXPECTS to
 MB> find it's files on C: and E:".
When I log on locally I am not ON the BBS computer. I am on ANOTHER computer.
If the BBS expects to find it's files on C:, then whereever I log in from
expects to find them there as well. The only way around it (other than to
SUBST or MAP the drives) is to telnet from one computer to the other, which
is a massive waste of time and resources.
 MB> setup to run in a networked environment.
The only limitation to the networkability of my BBS is OS/2.
 MB> Ah... so it is the fault of your BBS package that it is not multinode
 MB> nor network friendly.
No. It's perfectly multinode and network friendly.
 MD> So do to the inability of your BBS software, you blame the OS.
I blame the OS because it makes such simple things so damn difficult. 
Regards,
 - Scott
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