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| subject: | Re: EleBBS: EleBBS with EleServ and Events question ... |
* EleBBS Support List Hi Bert, > I tried requesting a download but my hotmail account is not accepted. I > pay for this hotmail account 69$ a year and this is the only email account You can bypass the hotmail check by entering your email address all in upper case. :) The reason hotmail is "blocked" is because hotmail assumes the download information is spam, so you will need to check your spam folder for the email. If you have any problems email me off the list at mike [at] pcmicro.com and I can sent it to you as an attachment. > It creates virtual com ports. Lets say I need 5 nodes so it could create 5 > virtual com ports. I have no physical Modem installed on my computer. > I would launch EleBBS.EXE for each node (total of 5 instances) using these > 5 virtual com ports. So each instance would be Waiting for call (WFC). > Then the Telnet connection gets forwarded to a free virtual com port and > the elebbs node linked to that com port picks up. > Does it work like that? That is correct. An alternative approach if you don't want a seperate WFC window waiting for each node to answer, is to use a Frontend such as Argus or Radius that monitors all COM ports, (or even telnet connections) and opens a seperate console to spawn EleBBS for each active connection. To be honest, the only real advantage to using NetSerial is it allows running non-fossil aware doors and other applications which require communicating with a modem or serial port rather then a fossil driver. Oh and also the events might work in EleBBS's WFC mode. > And if it does that would completely take care of my and Erichs problem > and we would be able to use the events. Virtual com ports would make it > possible for us to use ELEBBS.EXE and avoid EleServ completely > which ignores events. Well it appears that EleBBS.exe does have some event issues in WFC mode. I think using either Windows Task Manager or the Argus Cron would be less hassle until when/if that gets resolved. Regards, Mike _______________________________________________________________ --- Internet Rex 2.29* Origin: The gateway at The Snake (2:280/4312.101) SEEN-BY: 633/267 @PATH: 280/4312 774/605 123/500 379/1 633/267 |
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