mark lewis wrote to Sean Dennis about ''OS/2-native twit filter'':

 ML>>> the problem is the linux mentality... they don't see a bbs
 ML>>> or remote

 SD>> Very true and I agree.  I like to see what my users are doing
 SD>> and I'd like to help if they get stuck (which has happened
 SD>> more than once on many an occasion).

 ml> there ya go! however, i'm not sure that MAX can do that as of
 ml> yet... as i understand it, it only has the WFC screen available...
 ml> not sure how to access each node that is fired up so as to "spy" or
 ml> assist when needed... 

It can!!! Just do as I instructed in 00-README.2ST (should be 2nd but nevermind).

What I'm doing is:

Then you start max -pt ... maximus will be listening to a
_unix socket_ not a port, and it would show the WFC screen, and then the
user come online it'll show what's doing.

I wrote a small program named maxcomm which is talking to the sockets, it's
started by inetd. 

Bo

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