A couple nights ago, I was testing my terminal program, went to the Telnet Guide, and worked my way through different BBS packages.
However, when I got to the Renegade 3 listings, two of them send the wrong
handshake string.
It is supposed to be (based upon FTSC) **EMSI_REQ#### and I reply back **EMSI_INQ####. Instead these two BBSes sent **EMSI_INQ#### ... is this a or is the FTSC wrong?
On 17 Feb 19 11:10:48, Ozz Nixon said the following to All:Telnet
A couple nights ago, I was testing my terminal program, went to the
wrongGuide, and worked my way through different BBS packages.
However, when I got to the Renegade 3 listings, two of them send the
a Bhandshake string.
It is supposed to be (based upon FTSC) **EMSI_REQ#### and I reply back **EMSI_INQ####. Instead these two BBSes sent **EMSI_INQ#### ... is this
or is the FTSC wrong?
Good question. This is the code from Renegade Y2KA2 for EMSI.
write('Attempting IEMSI negotiation ... ');'{Renegade,'+ver+'}{'+General.BBSName+'}{'+u.citystate+
EMSI_IRQ := '**EMSI_IRQ8E08'^M^L;
com_flush_rx;
SerialOut(EMSI_IRQ);
if (pos('**EMSI_ICI', s) > 0) then
begin
delete(s, 1, pos('EMSI_ICI',s) - 1);
ISI :=
'}{'+General.SysOpName+'}{'+Hex(getpackdatetime, 8)+length(ISI)),
'}{Live free or die!}{}{Everything!}';
ISI := 'EMSI_ISI'+Hex(length(ISI), 4) + ISI;
ISI := ISI + Hex(UpdateCRC32($FFFFFFFF, ISI[1],
8);
ISI := '**' + ISI + ^M;
com_flush_rx;
SerialOut(ISI);
Looks like it is setup correctly, but every EMSI sample I find from the90'
flow like, client to BBS->
Looks like it is setup correctly, but every EMSI sample I find from the 90's flow like, client to BBS->
The problem is that even if the EMSI code in Renegade was buggy, thesoftware
is essentially abandonware at this point with nobody else really seriously running it (to my knowledge) so really no incentive to fix it.
The problem is that even if the EMSI code in Renegade was buggy, thesoftware
is essentially abandonware at this point with nobody else really seriously running it (to my knowledge) so really no incentive to fix it.latest
Bummer - it had its place in the world of BBS software packages. I do not the latest pascal code, or I would make time to fix it. I assume the
stuff supports JAM and/or Squish?
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