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Hello Bo. 01 Jul 03 01:07, you wrote to me: RT>> I can allow any number of other programs to access the comport, RT>> without having to kill anything, if one uses Binkley one has to RT>> exit it, if one wants to use a terminal program (seyon) to dial RT>> out to another BBS on that port. using mgetty/mbcico combination, RT>> that is not needed, same functionality, can be had with getty_ps RT>> and ifcico. BS> Oh yes i see, but i like i can monitor what there is send/recieved BS> from the modem.. You can do the same using the log file and "tail" if I understand you correctly. BS>>> Well it would be hard, because Qico i a bit rewritten, but fx. BS>>> nodelist format is the same. Whitch i hates, what's wrong about BS>>> V7? RT>> You think it will be difficult to impliment the "control RT>> interface" used in Qico, or don't you think the "control RT>> interface" will "fit" ifcico without a major rework. BS> Well the control interface is communicating with the deamon thru ip BS> sockets, whitch might be a bit defficult to implement. Okay ... RT>> I like V7 nodelist format myself, use Fastlst to generate a RT>> version every once in a while. :-) BS> Me too :) Hmm ... :-) BS>>> BTXE is suprising one then it DISCONNECT i just do it :) Maybe BS>>> that whitch feels a long time.. I would be nice with somekind of BS>>> vmodem thing for BTXE, i tried with modemu, but i didn't work BS>>> out.. RT>> Hmmm ... BS> Hmmm, to what? Just thinking, ... When I get my "BBS" test system running, maybe I should have a look at BTXE again and the vmodem thing, tho ifcico does that already, I believe. Russell --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7* Origin: Rusty's BBS - Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa (5:7105/1) SEEN-BY: 206/0 633/267 270 @PATH: 7105/1 7106/22 7102/1 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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