Recruit me to a more happening BBS. Actually, I think what would be nice is a nice small community of computer nerds and enthusiasts that hasn't devolved into some shit show like 4chan or Reddit.
Hello. The more I log onto the current BBS that I am using, I realize I am the only person who connects to it. In other words, besides using DOVE-Net message boards, there is seemingly no local people to interact with.
So, That brings me to my point.
Recruit me to a more happening BBS. Actually, I think what would be nice is a nice small community of computer nerds and enthusiasts that hasn't devolved into some shit show like 4chan or Reddit.
So, recruit away. I want a signing bonus as well. Cold hard cash would be great.
Here is my geeky resume in short:
First: Zenith Datasystem 32
First with Internet: Acer Aspire K6-2 300Mhz Win 98
Current: Many Machines
Specialty: Arch Linux Afficionato
I like the idea of a geeky CV.
I dunno, I think that's just the general state of most BBSes at this point. There are a good number of sysops around, but not many plain users.one
Today, with fast internet and great free, easy software like Synchronet, any
can put up a board. There are no barriers except perhaps technical expertise.
But really, the people who have any interest in BBSing are the kind of people
who'd like to be sysops.
I have been a regular on (I think I am a regular) on KK4QBN BBS for a
while now. I like the fact that he's busy working on improving his BBS and is active. He does have games on there, and I play them every now and
is active. He does have games on there, and I play them every now and then, primarily, Bubble Boggke. I would like to browse around on some of
then, primarily, Bubble Boggke. I would like to browse around on some of the shareware stuff he has available, but I would have to do it through FTP and that just ruins the whole experience on connecting to a BBS.
Hello. The more I log onto the current BBS that I am using, I realize I am the only person who connects to it. In other words, besides using DOVE-Net message boards, there is seemingly no local people to interact with.
So, That brings me to my point.
Recruit me to a more happening BBS. Actually, I think what would be nice is a nice small community of computer nerds and enthusiasts that hasn't devolved into some shit show like 4chan or Reddit.
Why through FTP exactly? is something broke? sorry I've never really seen your
connection method, but you should be able to both browse and download filesvia
TELNET,FTP, and HTTP. as always if there are issues, please throw them my way
so I can get to them asap :).
I have tried to download files via Telnet, and it never worked for me; so, I just assumed that it was never possible with Telnet. It could be user error from a lack of education/training on my part. I'll post on the Hardware/Software Help board on DOVE-net and see if anyone can guide me on how to download files via Telnet. I can do it with FTP and HTTP without a problem, just never Telnet.
I have tried to download files via Telnet, and it never worked for me; so, I just assumed that it was never possible with Telnet. It could be user error from a lack of education/training on my part. I'll post on the Hardware/Software Help board on DOVE-net and see if anyone can guide me on how to download files via Telnet. I can do it with FTP and HTTP without a problem, just never Telnet.
it will need to have XYZ modem capabilites. if you are using like Ftelnet or something of the website that will not work, or other cheesy telnet apps also will not work. SyncTerm would be best bet.
FTelnet/HTMLTerm supports YModem-G - At least, it used to.. I haven't tried that in a while. I tried downloading that way on my BBS a while ago and was able to download with it using YModem-G.
FTelnet/HTMLTerm supports YModem-G - At least, it used to.. I haven't tried that in a while. I tried downloading that way on my BBS a while ago and was able to download with it using YModem-G.
What I usually do is browse file listings, and when I see a file I like, I h (B) for batch file downloads, it will create a batch download list, then whe you select all files you like, there is a menu option under files dropdown f batch downloads and it will batch download all files via Zmodem. what Term software do you use?
I was able to get it to work in SyncTERM using ZMODEM, though. I just downloaded a few MOD files to try them out. It works, now I just got to find out where it was downloaded to.
Wow, new one on me, which I never really tried because you know, I'm so used to the web based clients being flash etc.. thats amazing to get ymodem over any type of web based term.. very cool.
as stated, I still prefer the old tried and true method, Syncterm with Zmodem, then my second prefrence would be the new HTML push ecv4 uses.. although It appears it does'nt add to the download statistics (unless I'm missing something) eg: add +1 to the file being downloaded.
Hello. The more I log onto the current BBS that I am using, I realize I am the only person who connects to it. In other words, besides using DOVE-Net message boards, there is seemingly no local people to interact with.
So, That brings me to my point.
Recruit me to a more happening BBS. Actually, I think what would be nice is
I dunno, I think that's just the general state of most BBSes at this point. There are a good number of sysops around, but not many plain users.
In the 1990s, there were all sorts of barriers to running a BBS. You needed
There's a way to put HtmlTerm on your web site that will give you some links at the top, such as "Connect", "Download", etc.. When you start a download on the BBS (using Ymodem-G), clicking the "Download" link at the top of the HtmlTerm window should initiate the download through the web browser.
as stated, I still prefer the old tried and true method, Syncterm with
Zmodem, then my second prefrence would be the new HTML push ecv4
I like the old way as well. I haven't tried downloading with ecwebv4 yet..
Ecweb4 file interface really kicks ass, the listings, the downloads, etc.. but my BBS computer does'nt have the resources to keep up with it all, I still believe the html transfers use a lot of resources and I've come in to a crashed BBS
what do you have to bring to the table?
If you want to help us to identify the cause of the crash(es) and potentially fix them, you could run a debug build under Visual Studio and provide us with a stack trace at the time of the crash. That would be very helpful.
Re: Recruit Me to a new BBS
By: Digital Man to KK4QBN on Mon Feb 27 2017 03:19 pm
If you want to help us to identify the cause of the crash(es) and potentially fix them, you could run a debug build under Visual Studio and provide us with a stack trace at the time of the crash. That would be very helpful.
Yeah, will do as much as I can, so I need to get the source and visual studio and make a debig build?
Re: Recruit Me to a new BBS
By: Mro to Shinigami on Wed Feb 22 2017 05:33 pm
what do you have to bring to the table?
Absolutely nothing.
Yeah, will do as much as I can, so I need to get the source and visual
studio and make a debig build?
To get a stack trace and help identify the source of the crash, yes.
it will need to have XYZ modem capabilites. if you are using like Ftelnet something of the website that will not work, or other cheesy telnet apps a will not work. SyncTerm would be best bet.
FTelnet/HTMLTerm supports YModem-G - At least, it used to.. I haven't tried that in a while. I tried downloading that way on my BBS a while ago and was able to download with it using YModem-G.
Nightfox
Net Runner is probably the best out there. Has all these protocols and does an incredible job rendering ansi.
Net Runner is probably the best out there. Has all these protocols and does an incredible job rendering ansi.
I dunno, I think that's just the general state of most BBSes at this point. There are a good number of sysops around, but not many plain users.
I dunno, I think that's just the general state of most BBSes at this point. There are a good number of sysops around, but not many plain users.
I've toyed with the idea of running a board several times. Each time I decided it's just not worth the effort and time investment, only to become yet another sysop. There are a number of decent boards around already that just need activity, so I'd rather contribute towards that.
Re: Recruit Me to a new BBSFeb 20 2017 07:08 pm
By: Kirkman to Shinigami on Mon
t.I dunno, I think that's just the general state of most BBSes at this poin
edThere are a good number of sysops around, but not many plain users.
I've toyed with the idea of running a board several times. Each time I decid
it's just not worth the effort and time investment, only to become yet another
sysop. There are a number of decent boards around already that just need activity, so I'd rather contribute towards that.est
Our biggest obstacle right now is that we need to attract more USERS, but there is a limited pool of people to attract. We are a small niche that at b
is attractive to retro geeks. The general public is more than happy with their
modern social media solutions and aren't all that bothered by the negative aspects of them. Those people wouldn't waste their time trying to go through the login and signup process.are
I think the best we can do as enthusiasts is spread the word and hope there
enough people out there still into actual computing that will take the timeand
maintain interest.
I like that we have Dovenet but it is too bad that very few boards have anything in that way of an active local board. That used to be the charm of BBSing back in the day.
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Funny enough I am one of those "USERS" you are looking for as I am not a ret user but just a user as I never grew up with BBSes however I love them to bi and bytes.
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