I have a virutal modem that I can set on a dial up. Is it possible to run the old Binkleyterm on a virtual internet modem so that a node that can only telnet-mail in get mail from me?

Allen
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On Fri, 03 Mar 2017, Allen Prunty wrote to All:

I have a virutal modem that I can set on a dial up. Is it
possible to run the old Binkleyterm on a virtual internet modem so
that a node that can only telnet-mail in get mail from me?

it should be possible... that's exactly how i have frontdoor running over here except that i'm doing it on OS/2 with ray gwinn's SIO package...

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Re: Virtual Modem / Dialup connection
By: mark lewis to Allen Prunty on Fri Mar 03 2017 07:26 pm

it should be possible... that's exactly how i have frontdoor running over here except that i'm doing it on OS/2 with ray gwinn's SIO package...

I have the virtual modem and it works (don't know how to make a fossil work with it) and it dials out under Platinum express telnet.

I would like to find something that can do BSO routing and telnet. Front door does not do BSO so I'm kind of limited.

Not sure if the fossil driver is in the mix. I'm using Netserial as a virtual modem.

Allen
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On 2017 Mar 03 20:43:14, you wrote to me:

it should be possible... that's exactly how i have frontdoor running
over here except that i'm doing it on OS/2 with ray gwinn's SIO
package...

I have the virtual modem and it works (don't know how to make a fossil work with it) and it dials out under Platinum express telnet.

that's a first step...

I would like to find something that can do BSO routing and telnet.
Front door does not do BSO so I'm kind of limited.

understood...

Not sure if the fossil driver is in the mix. I'm using Netserial as a virtual modem.

px doesn't need a FOSSIL IIRC... binkleyterm, on the other hand, does... i suspect you'll need to get NetFoss into the mix or replace NetSerial with NetFoss but you'll have to ask those familiar with pcmike's stuff for those details...

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Hello Allen!

03 Mar 17 17:30, you wrote to all:

I have a virutal modem that I can set on a dial up. Is it possible to
run the old Binkleyterm on a virtual internet modem so that a node
that can only telnet-mail in get mail from me?

Yes, it is. 1:320/119 has 2 nodes of BinkleyTerm answering VModems using Ray Gwinn's SIO2K OS/2 comm. drivers.

Andrew

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Hello Andrew!

05 Mar 17 03:14, you wrote to Allen Prunty:

Yes, it is. 1:320/119 has 2 nodes of BinkleyTerm answering VModems
using Ray Gwinn's SIO2K OS/2 comm. drivers.

But no connection. :(

03-05 04:04 VMODEM, Version V1.21 is alive and seems well.
03-05 11:50 Outgoing to 73.142.85.56 from COM5 on port/socket 3141
03-05 11:50 We are negotiating with the remote
03-05 11:51 Outgoing connect attempt time out
03-05 11:51 COM5 disconnected

Using SIO 1.60 with Xenia.

'Tommi

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On 2017 Mar 05 03:14:18, you wrote to Allen Prunty:

I have a virutal modem that I can set on a dial up. Is it possible
to run the old Binkleyterm on a virtual internet modem so that a node
that can only telnet-mail in get mail from me?

Yes, it is. 1:320/119 has 2 nodes of BinkleyTerm answering VModems
using Ray Gwinn's SIO2K OS/2 comm. drivers.

and a pretty sight it is, too :)

+ 18:20:50 Event 0-@ >>> (NoUsers:5h34m, NoReq:>=OneWk)
18:20:51 Processing NetMail folder
18:20:58 No messages to send in this event
+ 18:21:14 Calling Bits & Bytes BBS, 1:320/119, bbs.bnbbbs.net 2023
= 18:21:15 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL TO 73.142.85.56
+ 18:21:20 Bits & Bytes BBS #3, 1:320/119
~ 18:21:20 AKA: 1:320/0, 9:91/16, 10:10/90, 10:4/2, 33:860/1, 33:860/0
~ 18:21:20 AKA: 92:762/101, 92:762/100, 92:762/0, 110:212/1, 110:212/0
~ 18:21:20 AKA: 111:4950/101, 111:4950/100, 111:4950/0, 115:1502/119
~ 18:21:20 AKA: 510:269/1, 510:269/0, 510:5112/0, 618:100/1, 618:100/10
~ 18:21:20 AKA: 618:100/0, 618:10/0
~ 18:21:20 SysOp: Andrew Leary
~ 18:21:20 Using: BT/2 2.60XE/Gamma-6(mxcom) Watcom/i386
: 18:21:20 RTime: 05 Mar 17, 18:21:19 (-0500)
: 18:21:20 LTime: 05 Mar 17, 18:21:15 (-0500)
~ 18:21:20 Site: North Stonington, CT USA
~ 18:21:20 Flags: CM,XA,IBN,ITN,IVM
~ 18:21:20 Phone: bnbbbs.net
- 18:21:20 sType: EMSI
- 18:21:20 Password protected mail session
+ 18:21:25 Mail transfer completed
$ 18:21:25 To 1:320/119, 0:10, 0
18:21:26 No messages to send in this event


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Hello mark!

I have a virutal modem that I can set on a dial up. Is it
possible to run the old Binkleyterm on a virtual internet modem
so that a node that can only telnet-mail in get mail from me?

Yes, it is. 1:320/119 has 2 nodes of BinkleyTerm answering
VModems using Ray Gwinn's SIO2K OS/2 comm. drivers.

and a pretty sight it is, too :)

+ 18:20:50 Event 0-@ >>> (NoUsers:5h34m, NoReq:>=OneWk)
18:20:51 Processing NetMail folder
18:20:58 No messages to send in this event
+ 18:21:14 Calling Bits & Bytes BBS, 1:320/119, bbs.bnbbbs.net 2023
= 18:21:15 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL TO 73.142.85.56

Telnet connection, not Vmodem! :)

'Tommi

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On 2017 Mar 06 07:52:52, you wrote to me:

I have a virutal modem that I can set on a dial up. Is it possible
to run the old Binkleyterm on a virtual internet modem so that a
node that can only telnet-mail in get mail from me?

Yes, it is. 1:320/119 has 2 nodes of BinkleyTerm answering VModems
using Ray Gwinn's SIO2K OS/2 comm. drivers.

and a pretty sight it is, too :)

+ 18:20:50 Event 0-@ >>> (NoUsers:5h34m, NoReq:>=OneWk)
18:20:51 Processing NetMail folder
18:20:58 No messages to send in this event
+ 18:21:14 Calling Bits & Bytes BBS, 1:320/119, bbs.bnbbbs.net 2023
= 18:21:15 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL TO 73.142.85.56

Telnet connection, not Vmodem! :)

yes... nothing was said about the vmodem protocol... "VModems" indicates to me "virtual modems" and not the protocol...

)\/(ark

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Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it wrong...
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Hello Tommi!

06 Mar 17 07:52, you wrote to mark lewis:

Yes, it is. 1:320/119 has 2 nodes of BinkleyTerm answering
VModems using Ray Gwinn's SIO2K OS/2 comm. drivers.

and a pretty sight it is, too :)

+ 18:20:50 Event 0-@ >>> (NoUsers:5h34m, NoReq:>=OneWk)
18:20:51 Processing NetMail folder
18:20:58 No messages to send in this event
+ 18:21:14 Calling Bits & Bytes BBS, 1:320/119, bbs.bnbbbs.net
2023 = 18:21:15 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL TO 73.142.85.56

Telnet connection, not Vmodem! :)

Mark connected via Telnet. Either one should work; Telnet to port 2023, or Vmodem to port 3141.

Andrew


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Hello Andrew!

18:21:15 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL TO 73.142.85.56

Telnet connection, not Vmodem! :)

Mark connected via Telnet. Either one should work; Telnet to port
2023, or Vmodem to port 3141.

Yes he did. I tried to poll via vmodem port 3141 but it failed.

I'll vnc to my OS/2 and try again..

Nope, the connection times out. :(

Can you connect 2:221/360 vmodem port 3141?

'Tommi

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