On 30 Sep 2020, Richard Cini said the following...
 
 RC> On Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 4:24:12 PM UTC-4, IB Joe wrote:
 RC> > g0> Their own documentation doesn't work, so it can be confusing. 
 RC> > g0> 
 RC> > g0> If you have doormud installed in c:\doormud then you would do: 
 RC> > g0> 
 RC> > g0> Command: D3 (Execute Door32 Program) 
 RC> > g0> Data: c:\doormud\dmud32d -n %N -d %Pdoor32.sys 
 RC> > g0> 
 RC> > g0> This assumes you're using the 32-bit version. 
 RC> > g0> 
 RC> > 
 RC> > Yup, 32Bit and I was able to take this information and make the other do
 RC> > to work...
 RC> > Thanx 
 RC> > 
 RC> 
 RC> I'm actually having some challenges with this, too. I changed the
 RC> external command from what was in the dmud manual to the above, and I
 RC> get further along, but now I get an error "Unable to read door
 RC> information file". My setup is going to be used as a 
 RC> dial-up demo for a computer museum, so it's older -- 1.07.3 running on
 RC> Windows 98SE with a Digi AccelPort board. The board itself works fine,
 RC> and I can get Pimpwars running, but dmud is a challenge. 
 RC> 
 RC> Thanks!

A few questions... what BBS software are you going to use??  If the BBS is
not dialup ready what's your plan there...

Each BBS is slightly different.  Mystic drops it's door files in the
\mystic\temp?\ directory whereas Synchronet puts them into the \SBBS\Node?\
directory.  The question mark "?"is the node number...

What's the software, DOS Windows or Linux...??  Expand a little

IB Joe
AKA Joe Schweier
SysOp of Joe's BBS
-=JoesBBS.com=-

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