Re: The Sync app that routes
  By: paulie420 to All on Sun Jul 19 2020 09:43 pm

 > I forget the name, but know theres an app for routing terminal text to the
 > comms and Sync (or other) BBS software can route all that to the user.

Synchronet can intercept standard out of any program. Doesn't need "an app" for
that: http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:door:index

 > Is there any reason why DRL (Doom, Rogue-Like) couldn't be an online door
 > game??? Its very simple... and most like the UNIX rogue game.

Dunno. If it uses standard in/output (stdio) and uses ANSI terminal control
sequences, it should work great as a door.

 > I'm not talking about the ASCii/text DOOM ports that use libraries and are
 > more heavily graphical. (Altho that would be even more rad!!!) But, DRL is
 > very simple and more like old DOS text games...
 >
 > Lastly, can someone update me what that app IS that sync uses to push
 > terminal text to the BBS user? Thanks thanks thanks.

Are you thinking of SexPOTS maybe? That "app" is a serial/modem to Telnet
gateway program and really has nothing to do with pushing text.

                                            digital man

Synchronet/BBS Terminology Definition #30:
FREQ = File Request
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