• Interested in starting out

    From thunderoxx@21:2/150 to All on Thursday, December 01, 2022 13:56:25
    Hello all!

    As I am almost in my early twenties, I did not have opportunity to see BBSes in their full glory.

    Luckily, scene still exists (no matter how big or small) and I would be interested to contribute as I have some nifty ideas atleast, but don't know with what language & lib to start.

    Paulie @20fB gave me some nudges, but we both figured it would be much better to ask here on fsxNet.

    You can usually find me hanging out on aBSiNTHE BBS or on 2o f0r beeRS.

    -thunderoxx (Filip)

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  • From paulie420@21:2/150 to thunderoxx on Thursday, December 01, 2022 14:09:38
    Paulie @20fB gave me some nudges, but we both figured it would be much better to ask here on fsxNet.

    To help any responders, he was looking for any door kits; like RefDoor, but more in depth. I know there are several available, and forgot the main one to suggest...

    I think you'll find some responses here, thunderoxx. cheers, r0ckstar.



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  • From esc@21:4/173 to paulie420 on Thursday, December 01, 2022 14:42:38
    To help any responders, he was looking for any door kits; like RefDoor, but more in depth. I know there are several available, and forgot the
    main one to suggest...

    Ah, gotcha. Yeah that makes sense :) But it would help to understand target platform. DOS/Windows games? Or linux? ..?

    jack phlash uses xdoor for darkness which is a DOS game, and apam has built something called magidoor which works fantastically for linux (and windows though I have only personally tested building linux things iwth it).

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  • From aLPHA@21:4/158 to paulie420 on Thursday, December 01, 2022 19:33:24
    To help any responders, he was looking for any door kits; like
    RefDoor, but more in depth. I know there are several available, and
    forgot the main one to suggest...

    I just wrote about am old-skool door kit:

    https://retroshed.us/bbs-door-dev-1/

    Love this community!



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  • From thunderoxx@21:2/150 to esc on Friday, December 02, 2022 01:48:08
    Cool!

    Magidoor sounds cool to me, but I had tough time finding it, is it available online or can be found here on some BBS?

    Also, target platform has also been my dilemma, since there are many choices and I'm not sure which would be (most) appropriate for a simpler project to get the boots wet :D

    Thank you all for advice, it's really appreciated :)

    -thunderoxx (Filip)

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  • From apam@21:1/182 to thunderoxx on Friday, December 02, 2022 20:00:03
    Magidoor sounds cool to me, but I had tough time finding it, is it
    available online or can be found here on some BBS?

    Magidoor isn't documented, as I really wrote it for my own use - you're
    welcome to use it though, it's here:

    https://gitlab.com/magickabbs/magidoor

    If you're writing in C or C++ though, OpenDoors is a much more feature
    full kit, and it's well documented. It also runs on linux / win32.

    https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/tree/master/src/odoors

    Andrew


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  • From thunderoxx@21:2/150 to apam on Friday, December 02, 2022 06:44:30
    Thank you so much!

    I will try to play with it, certainly looks like a fun project.

    All the best,
    -thunderoxx (Filip)

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  • From NuSkooler@21:1/121 to paulie420 on Friday, December 02, 2022 20:09:57

    On Thursday, December 1st paulie420 said...
    Paulie @20fB gave me some nudges, but we both figured it would
    be much
    better to ask here on fsxNet.
    To help any responders, he was looking for any door kits; like RefDoor, but more in depth. I know there are several available, and forgot the main one to suggest...

    My advice: don't. Look for *terminal kits* instead, and us stdio. This works in all the modern boards (and can be wrapped for any older softs easily). There are nice term kits for pretty much any language out there.

    With the above you end up with a 'door' that's generic enough to pretty much work on any system, but uses modern terminal kits and techniques making life easier there as well.

    ...ofc, if you want to do it oldschool for the true feel, I've had success with FPC and some of the Pascal kits floating around, but I can't remember their names :D


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  • From NuSkooler@21:1/121 to aLPHA on Friday, December 02, 2022 20:11:01

    On Thursday, December 1st aLPHA said...
    I just wrote about am old-skool door kit: https://retroshed.us/bbs-door-dev-1/

    Dope article, thanks!


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  • From apam@21:1/182 to NuSkooler on Saturday, December 03, 2022 14:32:16
    With the above you end up with a 'door' that's generic enough to
    pretty much work on any system, but uses modern terminal kits and
    techniques making life easier there as well.

    You could do that, but you'll have to implement dropfile handling,
    connection timeouts and time-left handling yourself.

    It's really the learning curve you want to go with, if it's something
    like ncurses, you can use the knowledge elsewhere.

    For magidoor, it's pretty much some convienence functions, dropfile
    handling and writing to either a socket or stdio depending on OS, plus
    the timeout handling - I wonder if you could then use ncurses on top of
    that for window drawing etc.

    Andrew


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  • From thunderoxx@21:2/150 to apam on Saturday, December 03, 2022 01:26:48
    Thank you both NuSkooler & apam, this is insightful!

    Now I understand why the languages can be used in such a variety (considering you know how to handle some things as well).

    I will definitely expand my programming language knowledge and hopefully I'll manage to build something!

    You've all been very helpful and I appreciate it the most, especially for such a niche/small(er) scene in today's world (who knows why that's good actually).

    -thunderoxx (Filip)

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  • From NuSkooler@21:1/121 to apam on Saturday, December 03, 2022 10:39:40

    On Sunday, December 4th apam said...
    You could do that, but you'll have to implement dropfile handling, connection timeouts and time-left handling yourself.

    Dropfiles are so basic, and many of the values don't make sense any longer (or are dummy values & ignored anyway), so I guess I don't see this as a blocker. Connection timeouts are generally handled by the BBS: If the connection drops, the board drops the door PID.

    Time left... I guess. I'm not sure who's actually using that any longer. Perhaps on older systems on original hardware where resources are very limited.



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  • From NuSkooler@21:1/121 to thunderoxx on Saturday, December 03, 2022 10:40:38

    thunderoxx around Saturday, December 3rd...
    Thank you both NuSkooler & apam, this is insightful!

    To be clear, we all have our opinions, but I don't think anyone is really "right". The real goal: Have fun :)



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  • From Bugz@1:0/0 to aLPHA on Saturday, December 03, 2022 14:42:00
    aLPHA wrote to paulie420 <=-

    I just wrote about am old-skool door kit: https://retroshed.us/bbs-door-dev-1/

    Ah ha! another gopher! If I could get comfortable with go versioning
    I'd get my library released. You can check out my demo door on
    Smuggler's Cove. Apam was nice/brave enough to put it on his BBS.

    I think it's a good example of what go does best (go routines).

    Take care,
    bugz

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  • From Bugz@1:0/0 to apam on Saturday, December 03, 2022 15:06:00
    apam wrote to NuSkooler <=-

    For magidoor, it's pretty much some convienence functions, dropfile handling and writing to either a socket or stdio depending on OS, plus
    the timeout handling - I wonder if you could then use ncurses on top of that for window drawing etc.

    I think I looked at ncurses. The biggest thing with that was getting a
    proper "termio" (terminal capabilities). There's some out there, ansi-bbs,
    but it didn't seem to work for me.

    Optimizing screen writes is what ncurses does very well, but it isn't a
    feature I look for anymore these days. ;)

    Take care,
    bugz

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  • From paulie420@21:2/150 to NuSkooler on Saturday, December 03, 2022 15:20:35
    My advice: don't. Look for *terminal kits* instead, and us stdio. This works in all the modern boards (and can be wrapped for any older softs easily). There are nice term kits for pretty much any language out
    there.

    Nice advice, Nu... I am a GREEN HORN but learning more and more about Python... I'd LOVE to be able to write to the terminal/user w/ it; you don't gotta go into detail, but you think I could use your method in Python for outputting to the term?



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  • From paulie420@21:2/150 to thunderoxx on Saturday, December 03, 2022 15:22:46
    You've all been very helpful and I appreciate it the most, especially
    for such a niche/small(er) scene in today's world (who knows why that's good actually).

    Told ya they'd have better answers. :P We've got an awesome community here in bbSland.



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  • From esc@21:4/173 to NuSkooler on Saturday, December 03, 2022 17:21:03
    I just wrote about am old-skool door kit: https://retroshed.us/bbs-door-dev-1/

    Dope article, thanks!

    Indeed! I read this on a flight yesterday, am eagerly awaiting more :)

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  • From esc@21:4/173 to apam on Saturday, December 03, 2022 17:24:30
    You could do that, but you'll have to implement dropfile handling, connection timeouts and time-left handling yourself.

    I take for granted doorkits handle all of this, which is nice. That said, stdio games seem to work as expected when the user drops carrier and they close. I suppose that's the bbs handling it somehow, I have no idea really.

    It's really the learning curve you want to go with, if it's something
    like ncurses, you can use the knowledge elsewhere.

    I will say that working with ncurses directly is like a step backwards in time, and not in a good way :P doorkits have /much/ better implementation strategies for the things we intend to do with writing characters and colors on a screen. ncurses is industry standard for good reason, but we've got some better optimized code for our purposes in doorkits.

    For magidoor, it's pretty much some convienence functions, dropfile handling and writing to either a socket or stdio depending on OS, plus
    the timeout handling - I wonder if you could then use ncurses on top of that for window drawing etc.

    I wrote a roguelike (very basic) in c over the past several days using ncurses. I've been thinking about porting it over to a very simple, lightweight, stay-out-of-your-way doorkit. I may experiment with magidoor as well as others and write up my experience.

    Nevertheless I think the doors /you/ have made, which use magidoor, all work quite well and feel snappy and seemingly run without any major issues. So kudos to you for that!

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  • From apam@21:1/182 to Bugz on Sunday, December 04, 2022 12:47:00
    On Sat Dec 3 14:42:00 2022, Bugz wrote to aLPHA <=-


    aLPHA wrote to paulie420 <=-

    I just wrote about am old-skool door kit: https://retroshed.us/bbs-door-dev-1/

    Ah ha! another gopher! If I could get comfortable with go versioning
    I'd get my library released. You can check out my demo door on
    Smuggler's Cove. Apam was nice/brave enough to put it on his BBS.

    Heh, it's a really well done door kit. I hope you do release it sometime, I'm pretty sure Alpha would like it, being a Go person.

    But... probably best to point people to your bbs (Red Green BBS) as mine is private (just that it has a new user password - if people want to visit i'm happy to share it, but not publicly, I got tired of trolls)

    Andrew

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  • From apam@21:1/182 to NuSkooler on Sunday, December 04, 2022 12:43:00
    On Sat Dec 3 10:40:00 2022, NuSkooler wrote to thunderoxx <=-



    thunderoxx around Saturday, December 3rd...
    Thank you both NuSkooler & apam, this is insightful!

    To be clear, we all have our opinions, but I don't think anyone is really "right". The real goal: Have fun :)

    This.

    I think it's just a matter of take what you want and work out what you're comfortable with. Things are a lot easier / more flexible these days without having to worry about serial communications, memory limitations etc.

    Andrew

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  • From apam@21:1/182 to esc on Sunday, December 04, 2022 12:41:00
    On Sat Dec 3 17:24:00 2022, esc wrote to apam <=-


    You could do that, but you'll have to implement dropfile handling, connection timeouts and time-left handling yourself.

    I take for granted doorkits handle all of this, which is nice. That said, stdio games seem to work as expected when the user drops carrier and they close. I suppose that's the bbs handling it somehow, I have no idea really.

    Sorry, when I said connection timeouts I was thinking user timeouts, like the "Hey are you still there?" then exiting if they are not.

    Yeah, as nu and you point out if the connection drops they close.

    It's really the learning curve you want to go with, if it's something like ncurses, you can use the knowledge elsewhere.

    I will say that working with ncurses directly is like a step backwards in time, and not in a good way :P doorkits have /much/ better implementation strategies for the things we intend to do with writing characters and colors on a screen. ncurses is industry standard for good reason, but we've got some better optimized code for our purposes in doorkits.

    I've not done much with Ncurses, so can't really comment on that.

    For magidoor, it's pretty much some convienence functions, dropfile handling and writing to either a socket or stdio depending on OS, plus the timeout handling - I wonder if you could then use ncurses on top of that for window drawing etc.

    I wrote a roguelike (very basic) in c over the past several days using ncurses. I've been thinking about porting it over to a very simple, lightweight, stay-out-of-your-way doorkit. I may experiment with magidoor as well as others and write up my experience.

    Oh nice. I've wanted to make a rogue like in ages. Had been playing with libtcod but it doesn't seem to be very portable. Also had tried a rust tutorial, but still haven't got my head around that language (though haven't really done much lately).

    Nevertheless I think the doors /you/ have made, which use magidoor, all work quite well and feel snappy and seemingly run without any major issues. So kudos to you for that!

    Thanks.

    Andrew

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  • From NuSkooler@21:1/121 to paulie420 on Sunday, December 04, 2022 10:36:43

    On Saturday, December 3rd paulie420 muttered...
    Nice advice, Nu... I am a GREEN HORN but learning more and more about Python... I'd LOVE to be able to write to the terminal/user w/ it; you don't gotta go into detail, but you think I could use your method in Python for outputting to the term?

    Absolutely. I have a couple "doors" on my board that do just that now. Find a Python TUI kit you like that is compatible with ANSI-BBS -- basically meaning you need to avoid certain ESC sequences that most BBS terms won't understand. A number of libraries let you control this stuff, or simply avoid it.





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  • From Bugz@1:0/0 to apam on Sunday, December 04, 2022 14:47:00
    apam wrote to Bugz <=-

    But... probably best to point people to your bbs (Red Green BBS) as
    mine is private (just that it has a new user password - if people want
    to visit i'm happy to share it, but not publicly, I got tired of
    trolls)

    Ah! Sorry, I forgot you're private. So is Red Green BBS!

    The embarrassment of having spams sent from my BBS was enough for me
    to lock new users with a password. If you don't have the time to actively monitor it, lock it down.

    I'll get Red Green reconfigured so new users can't post to the networks.
    I can handle local message base spam. That doesn't go very far.

    I also completely forgot about having door++ out there. That's what I
    based my go one on.
    https://github.com/stevet11/door


    Take care,
    Steve

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  • From paulie420@21:2/150 to NuSkooler on Sunday, December 04, 2022 22:21:17
    On Saturday, December 3rd paulie420 muttered...
    Nice advice, Nu... I am a GREEN HORN but learning more and more about Python... I'd LOVE to be able to write to the terminal/user w/ it; yo don't gotta go into detail, but you think I could use your method in Python for outputting to the term?

    Interesting, extracted this info and appreciate the response. :P Sounds like I can go down a rabbit hole or three...



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  • From nugax@21:1/167 to NuSkooler on Monday, December 05, 2022 05:51:57
    On 02 Dec 22 20:09:57, NuSkooler wrote:

    On Thursday December 1st paulie420 said...
    Paulie @20fB gave me some nudges but we both figured it would
    be much
    better to ask here on fsxNet.
    To help any responders he was looking for any door kits; like RefDoor but more in depth. I know there are several available and forgot the main one to suggest...

    My advice: dont. Look for *terminal kits* instead and us stdio. This works in all the modern boards (and can be wrapped for any older softs easily). There are nice term kits for pretty much any language out there.

    With the above you end up with a door thats generic enough to pretty much work on any system but uses modern terminal kits and techniques making life easier there as well.

    ...ofc if you want to do it oldschool for the true feel Ive had success with FPC and some of the Pascal kits floating around but I cant remember their names :D


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    I second this.... STDIO to the telnet port is the way to go.

    -Nugax [CyberBBS]


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  • From claw@21:1/210 to Bugz on Monday, December 05, 2022 07:55:36
    On 04 Dec 2022, Bugz said the following...
    Ah! Sorry, I forgot you're private. So is Red Green BBS!
    The embarrassment of having spams sent from my BBS was enough for me
    to lock new users with a password. If you don't have the time to
    actively monitor it, lock it down.

    I'll get Red Green reconfigured so new users can't post to the networks.
    I can handle local message base spam. That doesn't go very far.

    I also completely forgot about having door++ out there. That's what I based my go one on.
    https://github.com/stevet11/door

    Take care,
    Steve

    Wow so you actually had someone get signed up and then spam on your BBS? Seems like a lot of work to go to for a small audience.

    What did the do? local boards? nets? elaborate please.

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  • From Bugz@1:0/0 to claw on Monday, December 05, 2022 19:15:00
    claw wrote to Bugz <=-

    Wow so you actually had someone get signed up and then spam on your
    BBS? Seems like a lot of work to go to for a small audience.

    What did the do? local boards? nets? elaborate please.

    They setup 3 accounts. Used one to spam dove-net. I delete the account,
    but didn't think to check for others. About a week later, another spam
    into dove-net. I got the other two accounts deleted that time.

    The spam was links to a cracks site.

    Do anything you can to get links to your website, I guess.

    Take care,
    bugz

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    * Origin: Red-Green BBS - bbs.red-green.com (0:0/0)
  • From claw@21:1/210 to Bugz on Tuesday, December 06, 2022 07:49:34
    On 05 Dec 2022, Bugz said the following...
    They setup 3 accounts. Used one to spam dove-net. I delete the account, but didn't think to check for others. About a week later, another spam into dove-net. I got the other two accounts deleted that time.

    The spam was links to a cracks site.

    Do anything you can to get links to your website, I guess.

    Take care,
    bugz

    Wow thats crazy. With this community you should have retaliated :D

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    |10Standard Ports for SSH/Telnet Web/HTTP://|14Noverdu.com:808
    |20|15fsxNet/MRC Chat/Registered Doors!/50Nodes/No Time Use! Stay On!|16|07

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Noverdu BBS (21:1/210)
  • From opicron@21:3/126 to claw on Sunday, December 11, 2022 18:26:37
    DrClaw
    My favorite badguy ^^. Thanks for bringing back memories.

    Standard Ports for SSH/Telnet Web/HTTP://Noverdu.com:808
    If you can, you might want to add the following CSS to your ftelnet index.html:


    <style>
    body {background:black;}red Doors!/50Nodes/No Time Use! Stay On!
    .fTelnetCrtCanvas {height:100vh !important;}
    </style>

    It will create a black background on the body, looks much nicer. And the second line streches the screen a bit more. You could make it 80vh if you dont like
    it too big ;).

    check www.thawk.nl/ftelnet/ for example..

    oP!

    ... Why is the man who invests all your money called a broker?

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: TheForze - bbs.theforze.eu:23 (21:3/126)
  • From paulie420@21:2/150 to opicron on Sunday, December 11, 2022 13:17:12
    It will create a black background on the body, looks much nicer. And the second line streches the screen a bit more. You could make it 80vh if
    you dont like it too big ;).

    check www.thawk.nl/ftelnet/ for example..

    w0w, yer ftelnet looks awesome with the browser at full screen. sweet dude!



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    |08.........

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    * Origin: 2o fOr beeRS bbs>>>20ForBeers.com:1337 (21:2/150)
  • From claw@21:1/210 to opicron on Monday, December 12, 2022 07:35:03
    On 11 Dec 2022, opicron said the following...
    Standard Ports for SSH/Telnet Web/HTTP://Noverdu.com:808
    If you can, you might want to add the following CSS to your ftelnet index.html:


    <style>
    body {background:black;}red Doors!/50Nodes/No Time Use! Stay On!
    .fTelnetCrtCanvas {height:100vh !important;}
    </style>

    It will create a black background on the body, looks much nicer. And the second line streches the screen a bit more. You could make it 80vh if
    you dont like it too big ;).

    check www.thawk.nl/ftelnet/ for example..

    oP!

    ... Why is the man who invests all your money called a broker?


    Yeah I'm not much of a developer. I will have to see if I can figure out how to put this in. For the most part its some very basic HTML code that was generated by the fTelnet folks to make it work. If you would ever be up to help with that I would appreciate it. MRC or discord or Teamspeak or what ever you prefer

    Let me know

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    |10Standard Ports for SSH/Telnet Web/HTTP://|14Noverdu.com:808
    |20|15fsxNet/MRC Chat/Registered Doors!/50Nodes/No Time Use! Stay On!|16|07

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Noverdu BBS (21:1/210)
  • From opicron@21:3/126 to claw on Monday, December 12, 2022 13:54:06
    <style>
    body {background:black;}
    .fTelnetCrtCanvas {height:100vh !important;}
    </style>

    Yeah I'm not much of a developer. I will have to see if I can figure out to put this in. For the most part its some very basic HTML code that was generated by the fTelnet folks to make it work. If you would ever be up t help with that I would appreciate it. MRC or discord or Teamspeak or what you prefer

    Are you hosting the fTelnet code generated by the embed-v2.ftelnet.ca website? Im pretty sure you can copy paste the code above in the same generated block (top).

    Hit me up on Discord if it doesnt work (DonderMuis) on Arak/Phenom etc.

    oP!

    ... Oxymoron: Race walking

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    * Origin: TheForze - bbs.theforze.eu:23 (21:3/126)
  • From claw@21:1/210 to opicron on Friday, December 16, 2022 13:40:00
    On 12 Dec 2022, opicron said the following...
    Are you hosting the fTelnet code generated by the embed-v2.ftelnet.ca website? Im pretty sure you can copy paste the code above in the same generated block (top).

    Hit me up on Discord if it doesnt work (DonderMuis) on Arak/Phenom etc.

    oP!

    Cool I was able to get the black to work but when I put in the second line it makes it so small its impossible to read. On discord I need the numbers with the user name.

    I'm Claw22000#5812

    I do appreciate the help as I am not good with web code.

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    |10Standard Ports for SSH/Telnet Web/HTTP://|14Noverdu.com:808
    |20|15fsxNet/MRC Chat/Registered Doors!/50Nodes/No Time Use! Stay On!|16|07

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Noverdu BBS (21:1/210)
  • From Digital Man to NuSkooler on Monday, December 26, 2022 14:06:24
    Re: Re: Interested in starting out
    By: NuSkooler to apam on Sat Dec 03 2022 10:39 am


    On Sunday, December 4th apam said...
    You could do that, but you'll have to implement dropfile handling, connection timeouts and time-left handling yourself.

    Dropfiles are so basic, and many of the values don't make sense any longer (or are dummy values & ignored anyway), so I guess I don't see this as a blocker. Connection timeouts are generally handled by the BBS: If the connection drops, the board drops the door PID.

    Which could be bad if the stdio door needs to save state information to disk. Synchronet (on *nix) first sends a HUP signal, then if the process doesn't gracefully self-terminate within 5 seconds, sends a TERM signal. If the TERM signal doesn't do it (gracefully terminate the door), then sbbs'll kill it. This works pretty good for *nix doors, but Windows stdio doors don't have the equivalent facility available to them (or if they do, I'm not aware of it).
    --
    digital man (rob)

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