Is there a way to login to Synchronet BBS from the command line inUbuntu?
Is there a way to login to Synchronet BBS from the command line inUbuntu?
ssh and telnet work for me... i've not tested a lot but i get ANSI and unicode glyphs which is a lot better than what has been seen historically... not sure how one might do uploads/downloads but there may be a way to do that, too... all the basic stuff works great in what i've done...
ssh and telnet work for me... i've not tested a lot but i get ANSI
and unicode glyphs which is a lot better than what has been seen
historically... not sure how one might do uploads/downloads but
I've always liked using actual BBS client to call BBSes, with the ability to transfer files and keep a "phone book" of common BBSes you dial. Some also have scripting abilities built-in so you can automate (or at least semi-automate) part of your connection to a BBS.
Re: Synchronet Sysop Login
By: Nightfox to mark lewis on Mon Jul 15 2019 02:39 pm
ssh and telnet work for me... i've not tested a lot but i get ANSI
and unicode glyphs which is a lot better than what has been seen
historically... not sure how one might do uploads/downloads but
I've always liked using actual BBS client to call BBSes, with the ability to transfer files and keep a "phone book" of common BBSes you dial. Some also have scripting abilities built-in so you can automate (or at least semi-automate) part of your connection to a BBS.
I was hoping there was some kind of "quick" logon that allows me to logon to the BBS bypassing
the logon screens and such. I forget which BBS I was running but it allowed me to do that. I run
my BBS remotely to I'm looking for shortcuts. :-) It's bad enough I have to restart the BBS
whenever I make a change
I was hoping there was some kind of "quick" logon that allows me to logon to the BBS bypassing the logon screens and such. I forget which BBS I was running but it allowed me to do that. I run my BBS remotely to I'mlooking
for shortcuts. :-) It's bad enough I have to restart the BBS whenever I make a change but then I have to go through the entire login routine just to test my changes. Ack! Thanks for your replies.
I was hoping there was some kind of "quick" logon that allows me to
logon to the BBS bypassing the logon screens and such. I forget
There might be a way to configure Synchronet to skip the logon screens. You may need to update your logon.js or login.js. I've seen some BBSes that ask the user if they want to do a quick login (skipping those login screens), and that's probably a mod some sysops do.
Yea Pharcyde has it but he modded the heck out of his synchronet board. Mystic has a built in fast login I believe. Does the DDMatrix have aquick
login?
On 07-15-19 14:39, Nightfox wrote to mark lewis <=-
I've always liked using actual BBS client to call BBSes, with the
ability to transfer files and keep a "phone book" of common BBSes you dial. Some also have scripting abilities built-in so you can automate
(or at least semi-automate) part of your connection to a BBS.
On 07-15-19 18:32, HusTler wrote to Nightfox <=-
I was hoping there was some kind of "quick" logon that allows me to
logon to the BBS bypassing
the logon screens and such. I forget which BBS I was running but it allowed me to do that. I run
I've always liked using actual BBS client to call BBSes, with the
ability to transfer files and keep a "phone book" of common BBSes
you dial. Some also have scripting abilities built-in so you can
automate (or at least semi-automate) part of your connection to a
BBS.
I'm the same, but sometimes it's useful to be able to use a standard telnet or SSH client in a pinch.
I'm the same, but sometimes it's useful to be able to use a standard
telnet or SSH client in a pinch.
I feel like it's similar to back in the 80s and 90s, if you were going
to call a BBS, you'd use a BBS-compatible terminal program.
I've always liked using actual BBS client to call BBSes, with the
I'm the same, but sometimes it's useful to be able to use a
standard telnet or SSH client in a pinch.
call a BBS, you'd use a BBS-compatible terminal program.
Is there a way to login to Synchronet BBS from the command line in Ubuntu?
I dunno? Telnet works pretty good on my lubuntu system where as telnetfor
windows was horrible. I HAD to use a client on windows. I just loved Qmodem. Has it gotten better? It's been a while since I've used windows.
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