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echo: linux
to: WARREN HRACH
from: BRIAN WARNER
date: 1998-01-02 12:02:00
subject: Linux BBS Software

 WH> Brian Warner said on LINUX at 19th of December 1997:
> Hello everyone!
> I was just wondering what is considered the most powerful but fairly > easy 
to use bbs software for linux? i MUST be front 
> end mailer compatible..
> basically a Remote Access for linux (well something similar)..
> Thanks!
> Brian Warner
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 WH> Brian,
 WH>      I have been running BBBS/L on my Linux system for 
 WH> over 4 months and find
 WH> it very solid.  Fairly easy to install and includes the front end 
 WH> mailer, tosser all in one package and runs in its own 
 WH> dir.  It can have multi-lines and chat features if you 
 WH> want.  I have a 2 line system and use second node for 
 WH> reading replying to mail.  It includes everything RA 
 WH> can do except the menu system is confusing at first 
 WH> but just doing ? tells all.  Complete docs included.  
 WH> Lots of good support available also.  The file to get is
 WH> 'bbbs_l.zip' 1.06 meg.  I have in my pub dir for 
 WH> downloading or you can get
 WH> from 'ftp.bbbs.net'. I dont have freq set up yet.
 WH>     The initial install gets you a trial version that 
 WH> limits callers to 30
 WH> min./day.  Registration for 2 node version is $60 US.
 WH>     I tried Lora but it kept crashing and never did get help to solve 
t.
 WH> There are 1 or 2 others but I am not sure they include 
 WH> Fido capability. Hope this helps.
 WH> Warren
Ok thanks!! i've already downloaded BBBS but i've decided that i'll stick 
with RA and FD.. ;)
     Cya
     Brian Warner
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