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echo: bbs_internet
to: Robert Huff
from: Michele Marie Dalene
date: 2002-12-07 18:36:00
subject: Netmodem

-=> Robert Huff wrote to ROB SWINDELL <=-
 RH> with....there's still some things I can do with max that I can't do with
 RH> Synchronet....one thing being the file listing for an area can be in a 
 RH> totally
 RH> different place than the actual files...maximus files.bbs will import 
 RH> files
 RH> from more than just one directory...eg: files.bbs for games:
 RH> 
 RH> d:\bbs\file\games\apogee\1RAP12.ZIP Raptor v1.2 from APOGEE
 RH> d:\bbs\file\games\epic\1EPICPIN.ZIP Epic Pinball
	While Opus 1.73a had that same feature, I really never used
t. But I did love this one NODEDIFF.??? FidoNet nodediff files
what meant everytime there was a NODEDIFF.??? such as NODEDIFF.340
NODEDIFF.ARC or NODEDIFF.A40. they all would be added to the filebase
with the same description.
 RH> you've done a great job..I even learned quite a bit....but I still do
 RH> like Maximus better...sorry..was what I first ran...
	Now that Maximus is Open source you could port it to Linux.
Then you got your TCP/IP stack and firing  up Maximus would be easier.
One way is as follows:
/usr/sbin/telnetd -L /usr/sbin/maxbbs

 your maxbbs batch file would like like this (its only a skeleton. you
fill in the blanks)

#!/bin/sh
# run maximus as a task thats not being used.
#  find unused node
# its only an example. you would have to figure where to state the
#node number yourself.
#/usr/bin/max -p /etc/fido/bbs.prm
					Michele Marie Dalene


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