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Hi Daniel.

22 Mar 21 16:43:36, you wrote to Andrew Leary:

i have my OS/2 machine in the office, and i am using it via
telnet. not the BBS, i telnet into the OS/2 where i got a prompt

then i enter: cd \golded and then run gedemx.exe :) 95% i

use my os2 box remotely and it works surprisingly well, i did not
expect it.

OS/2 can be available remotely via PMVNC as well. I still use this
occasionally to check on my OS/2 system.

i'm more a console-guy, than a gui one :)

Do you have gui at all in your os/2? Like running TSHell only. :)

'Tommi

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Hello Tommi.

22 Mar 21 18:24, you wrote to me:

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Hi Daniel.

22 Mar 21 16:43:36, you wrote to Andrew Leary:

i have my OS/2 machine in the office, and i am using it via
telnet. not the BBS, i telnet into the OS/2 where i got a
prompt -> C:\> then i enter: cd \golded and then run gedemx.exe
:) 95% i use my os2 box remotely and it works surprisingly
well, i did not expect it.

OS/2 can be available remotely via PMVNC as well. I still use
this occasionally to check on my OS/2 system.

i'm more a console-guy, than a gui one :)

Do you have gui at all in your os/2? Like running TSHell only. :)

i have, i'm running the PM cdplayer often :)

regards,
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Re: ipv6 live testing ?
By: Tommi Koivula to Daniel Path on Mon Mar 22 2021 06:24 pm

i'm more a console-guy, than a gui one :)

Do you have gui at all in your os/2? Like running TSHell only. :)

tbh TShell is quite nice! if the code was available it'd be fun to swap out the keybindings for something SCREEN/tmux like

Alexander Grotewohl wrote to Tommi Koivula <=-

Well, hello stranger! Nice to see you in here.

:)tbh TShell is quite nice! if the code was available it'd
be fun to swap out the keybindings for something
SCREEN/tmux like

I would love it if OS/2 could support tmux.

-- Sean

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Re: Re: ipv6 live testing ?
By: Sean Dennis to Alexander Grotewohl on Tue Mar 23 2021 04:05 pm

:)tbh TShell is quite nice! if the code was available it'd
be fun to swap out the keybindings for something
SCREEN/tmux like

I would love it if OS/2 could support tmux.

should be possible, but with the same caveats as OS/2's previous SSH and telnet support. all the stdio/stderr/etc stuff can be redirected but the second you use the vio apis that output goes through the video handling for the command window instead..

Alexander Grotewohl wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

I am not sure what's going on with the editor you're using but your
messagrs are coming out like this to me...

:)tbh TShell is quite nice! if the code was available it'd DP>>> be
fun to swap out the keybindings for something DP>>>
SCREEN/tmux like SD> I would love it if OS/2 could support
tmux.should be possible, but with the same caveats as
OS/2's previous SSH and telnet support. all the
stdio/stderr/etc stuff can be redirected but the second you
use the vio apis that output goes through the video
handling for the command window instead..

Yeah, I know there's issues with the VIO APIs. So I just use VNC
instead when I need it. I am building a new ArcaOS box for my BBS
from a decent HP Z210 workstation (runs Arca very, very nicely and
fast). I'm going to try to put on Alex Taylor's SSH setup and see how
it works.

-- Sean

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Sean Dennis wrote to Alexander Grotewohl <=-

I am not sure what's going on with the editor you're using but your messagrs are coming out like this to me...

i'm not really sure what's going on with that. other's have seen it too.
chaos surrounds me.. muahaha

Yeah, I know there's issues with the VIO APIs. So I just use VNC
instead when I need it. I am building a new ArcaOS box for my BBS
from a decent HP Z210 workstation (runs Arca very, very nicely and
fast). I'm going to try to put on Alex Taylor's SSH setup and see how
it works.

hey look at you slick ;) man i remember back in the day when we had to carefully purchase hardware from a list of known-working and os/2-
supported items. only time i've ever owned SCSI hardware in my life..

is it a small form factor variant? i have one of those and i kinda dig
saving the space.

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posting from MultiMail because i don't understand Maximus AT ALL :)


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Re: Re: ipv6 live testing ?
By: Sean Dennis to Alexander Grotewohl on Thu Mar 25 2021 21:39:16

I am not sure what's going on with the editor you're using but
your messagrs are coming out like this to me...

part of it is because there's no blank line between the OP's quoted sections and the new reply text they've written to separate them into distinct entities...


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Re: Re: ipv6 live testing ?
By: mark lewis to Sean Dennis on Fri Mar 26 2021 06:16 am

Re: Re: ipv6 live testing ?
By: Sean Dennis to Alexander Grotewohl on Thu Mar 25 2021 21:39:16

I am not sure what's going on with the editor you're using but
your messagrs are coming out like this to me...

part of it is because there's no blank line between the OP's quoted sections and the new reply text they've written to separate them into distinct entities...

The message appeared here with a blank line, however the lines were LF-terminated and LF's are ignored by FidoNet standard. The fix was to configure SlyEdit here on my BBS to expand LFs to CRLFs.
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Hello Alexander,

Friday March 26 2021 02:19, you wrote to me:

i'm not really sure what's going on with that. other's have seen it
too. chaos surrounds me.. muahaha

It always has if memory serves. <G>

hey look at you slick ;) man i remember back in the day when we had to carefully purchase hardware from a list of known-working and os/2- supported items. only time i've ever owned SCSI hardware in my life..

This about a 10 year old machine. I am looking at getting a half-height PCI SCSI card so I can put an external tape drive on the box.

is it a small form factor variant? i have one of those and i kinda
dig saving the space.

Yes, it is a SFF. It's similar to the Elite 8000 series of HP computers in design. I was a factory-certified HP business desktop/laptop tech so I prefer HP equipment because I know how to work on them and get parts.

posting from MultiMail because i don't understand Maximus AT ALL :)

Max is interesting at first (some say damning) to use. In the internal FSE, hit CTRL-N for help. Max uses both Wordstar key combos, and if you're using a program like ZOC or Syncterm that can do "Doorway mode", Max can also use PC keys, such as PG UP/PG DOWN in its editor.

With that being said, I am using GoldEd/2 myself and I do use FleetStreet occasionally but often I am using MultiMail on my Windows 10 laptop.

Later,
Sean

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On 03-26-21 17:50, Sean Dennis said the following...

Max is interesting at first (some say damning) to use. In
the internal FSE, hit CTRL-N for help. Max uses both
Wordstar key combos, and if you're using a program like ZOC
or Syncterm that can do "Doorway mode", Max can also use PC
keys, such as PG UP/PG DOWN in its editor.

i use ZOC exclusively nowadays. 80x35 too. with a jombo old man
font. sure i test things with SyncTERM, Netrunner, even my
cherished mTelnet, but ZOC just does it best imo.

i do wish pgup/pgdown and a few other keys just worked by
default though. that's pretty standard "bbs" emulation nowadays
for sync/mystic/others. i can stick ZOC in linux mode, but ansis
go screwy, swap for xterm mode but then backspace or the end key
will stop working. (these probably aren't exact but you get the
idea). lots of things will use left/right as alternates for page
up and down, but the habit isn't there to press those. *shrug*


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Do you have gui at all in your os/2? Like running TSHell only. :)

Ha! I thought I was the only one that ran that. It was neat for it's time. I don't think it saved too many resources, but back then, we tried everything.

... Never put off till tomorrow what you can ignore entirely.

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T.J. Mcmillen wrote:

Do you have gui at all in your os/2? Like running TSHell
only. :)

Ha! I thought I was the only one that ran that. It was neat for
it's time. I don't think it saved too many resources, but back
then, we tried everything.

I still can boot my OS/2 BBS system to tshell. Just in case something
goes wrong in main system. :)

'Tommi

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