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-=> Wes Garland wrote to Michele Marie Dalene <=- WG> Thanks -- looks like Bink XE handles and passes off a plain serial port WG> (this WG> is good) and Synchronet uses a TTY. Actually Synchronet uses a socket. its a telnet application. WG> curses, which talks to the controlling pseudo tty (long story short, WG> max can't WG> tell the sysop from the user under a getty right now). WG> WG> So, handing off to max should be pretty straightforward from Bink XE WG> once I get WG> the serial module running -- something like this would need to run from WG> the WG> mailer: WG> WG> cd /var/max && bin/max -b38400 -n1 -pserial:/dev/ttyS1 -xc Should be. Considering the old MSDOS/OS2 Binkleyterm did explain how to interact with spawnbbs.bat . Michele Marie Dalene ... I keep hearing RTFM, but I'm not sure where TFM is --- blueMail/Linux 0.11 --- SBBSecho 2.00-Linux* Origin: Planet Maca's Opus, Winsted. Ct 860-738-7176 (1:142/7176) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 142/7176 928 906 106/1 2000 633/267 |
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