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to: Bo Simonsen
from: Bob Jones
date: 2003-12-21 16:40:32
subject: STDIO

BS> I did write a STDIO communication module, and it seems 
 BS> to work.. The problem is that the WFC screen is getting 
 BS> annoying stdin, so the user got the waiting-for-caller 
 BS> screen onto everytime..

Good....

 BS> But nevermind the telnet thing _seems_ to workout 
 BS> correctly, except for the filetransfer, which I haven't solved yet...

Ok....

 BS> But my thought was that the STDIO module would be 
 BS> pretty helpfull in that way, then we're going to get 
 BS> the POTS working..

Yes, I would think so...

 BS> I need to know a thing, is binkley taking it's hand off 
 BS> the serial line, after spawning the BBS?

On a Unix based system (and on OS/2 based systems), I believe the binkley /
max handoff is an open file (com) handle.  Because of that, you don't use
the BBS exit stuff and instead have to use Binkley's spawn or one other
methoid.

Take care.....

Bob Jones, 1:343/41


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