• New Repositories

    From apam@21:1/125 to All on Mon Feb 19 13:57:12 2018
    Hey

    This probably isn't of much interest to most, but I've made 2 new
    repositories for Magicka BBS.

    1. MagickaScripts (https://github.com/MagickaBBS/MagickaScripts)

    This is for lua scripts designed to run on Magicka BBS that aren't
    distributed with the base system. So far it just has the Magicka port of Gryphon's oneliners. (I may also move my logoff_bbsads script here too.)

    2. MagickaThemes (https://github.com/MagickaBBS/MagickaThemes)

    This is for ANSI themes for Magicka BBS, although they could be modified
    and used by other BBS. I made this because I like making themes for
    Magicka, but don't fancy running a BBS for each theme I make.

    Both these repositories were made with the idea that anyone can share to
    them, but at present it's probably going to be only me. That said if you
    feel like making a (free) theme anyone can use for Magicka, feel free to
    submit a PR. Or a lua script for that matter :)

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:4/111 to apam on Mon Feb 19 01:13:06 2018
    This is for lua scripts designed to run on Magicka BBS

    Okay, You've peeked my interest. Maybe I need to do a little research on it. Magicka BBS is a BBS software package I'm not familiar with I take it?

    Interested in the idea of using lua scripts instead of the mystic scripts, mostly because lua is a lot closer to VBScript which I'm far more familiar with. What I've seen of the mystic scripting is already causing the loss of
    a few brain cells and I've barely touched it. Without a ton of examples to go off of, it's much harder to code and get help coding. Where with Lua I could probably jump right in, or pretty close to it.

    How is Magicka compared to other well known or older well known packages?
    I'm most familiar with Maximus/Opus, Searchlight and now moderately Mystic.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: U.S.S. Alliance (BBS Brampton) (21:4/111)
  • From Avon@21:1/101 to apam on Mon Feb 19 19:30:46 2018
    On 02/19/18, apam pondered and said...

    This probably isn't of much interest to most, but I've made 2 new repositories for Magicka BBS.

    Says who :) I'm interested. :)

    and used by other BBS. I made this because I like making themes for Magicka, but don't fancy running a BBS for each theme I make.

    You're a machine when it comes to pumping out the themes... I like your
    drawing skills. I can do a stick figure and that's about it.

    Best, Paul


    `I'm not expendable, I'm not stupid, and I'm not going' - Kerr Avon, Blake's 7

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/02/06 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: Agency BBS | Dunedin, New Zealand | agency.bbs.nz (21:1/101)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Mon Feb 19 17:15:34 2018
    Okay, You've peeked my interest. Maybe I need to do a little research on it. Magicka BBS is a BBS software package I'm not familiar with I take
    it?

    Yes it is a BBS software package, I don't really advertise it outside
    fsxnet and it's only (nearly) 2 years old.

    How is Magicka compared to other well known or older well known packages? I'm most familiar with Maximus/Opus, Searchlight and now moderately Mystic.

    Well it doesn't run on Windows, DOS or OS/2. It runs on Linux and other
    UN*X like systems (tested on NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD,
    macOS and OpenIndiana).

    Configuration is done via ini files, there's no control center like application.

    It is free and OpenSource, so you're welcome to give it a test drive. Or
    log into a Magicka BBS to have a look. There's currently three I know of, possibly four.

    Al's rusty mailbox is most similar to a stock install (unless he's
    changed it) it's here: telnet://trmb.ca:2023/

    Tiny's is the most customized, telnet://tinysbbs.com:2023/

    Mine is customized but not as much as tinys,
    telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/

    I think Jon Justvig? set one up.. it would be at telnet://vintagebbsing.com:2023/ if it's still running.

    You can see the website at https://magickabbs.com/

    I don't know Searchlight or OPUS, though I did try Maximus many years ago
    (but forgotton most of it) so can't really do a comparison.

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From Avon@21:1/101 to apam on Mon Feb 19 20:20:20 2018
    On 02/19/18, apam pondered and said...

    I think Jon Justvig? set one up.. it would be at telnet://vintagebbsing.com:2023/ if it's still running.


    ... and I have a copy on my raspberry pi that's a tad old now but working... It's not accessible by the outside world. I'm saving it for the right caller
    to come along... :)

    Best, Paul


    `I'm not expendable, I'm not stupid, and I'm not going' - Kerr Avon, Blake's 7

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/02/06 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: Agency BBS | Dunedin, New Zealand | agency.bbs.nz (21:1/101)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:4/111 to apam on Mon Feb 19 02:48:38 2018
    Yes it is a BBS software package, I don't really advertise it outside fsxnet and it's only (nearly) 2 years old.
    Well it doesn't run on Windows, DOS or OS/2. It runs on Linux and other UN*X like systems (tested on NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD,
    macOS and OpenIndiana).

    Ah, I didn't realize you were the author. I just sent you a message then asking if there was any intention of a W32 or W64 version any time soon. The business side of my life requires Microsoft unfortunately.


    Configuration is done via ini files, there's no control center like application.

    One could always be created. :)

    I don't know Searchlight or OPUS, though I did try Maximus many years ago (but forgotton most of it) so can't really do a comparison.

    I ran Searchlight for many years back in the 90's. It was the only package
    to fully support RIPscrip with dynamically generated navigation and
    everything right out of the box.

    Opus and Maximus are very similar. If I remember my history correctly, it
    was all Opus at first in the 80's, but then the guys working on Opus had a falling out and they each worked on their own version of it separately, one called Opus the other called Maximus. Both originating from the same source, but taking different paths of development throughout the 90's.

    I'll check out the ones you provided. Thanks for the info. I've also passed the info on to Chuck, who is the actual SysOp of our board. I'm more the
    Chief Engineer. I handle the UI and he hands the behind the scenes stuff. Setting up networks, Doors, etc. He actually does run Linux full time and
    the board is actually on a Linux system, so it's right up his alley. Just trying to figure out how we can keep the same arrangement without me having a local install on my own system, but that's a consideration for another day.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: U.S.S. Alliance (BBS Brampton) (21:4/111)
  • From Avon@21:1/101 to GeekDoctor on Mon Feb 19 20:57:04 2018
    On 02/19/18, GeekDoctor pondered and said...

    passed the info on to Chuck, who is the actual SysOp of our board. I'm more the Chief Engineer. I handle the UI and he hands the behind the

    Does this mean you can get warp power restored in less than 2 hours :)

    Best, Paul


    `I'm not expendable, I'm not stupid, and I'm not going' - Kerr Avon, Blake's 7

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/02/06 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: Agency BBS | Dunedin, New Zealand | agency.bbs.nz (21:1/101)
  • From Al@21:4/106.1 to apam on Mon Feb 19 00:30:56 2018
    Al's rusty mailbox is most similar to a stock install (unless he's
    changed it) it's here: telnet://trmb.ca:2023/

    I have only added the oneliners and am going to be adding the
    personal scan you just added. I like it. I like it a lot.

    I'm going to be installing shinobi's duhdraw and see if I can change
    the look of it so it's not so default but ansi (even just a little)
    seems to take me a lot of time.. :)

    Ttyl :-),
    Al


    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada - trmb.ca:2023 (21:4/106.1)
  • From CyntaxX@21:4/113 to Avon on Mon Feb 19 08:40:48 2018
    On 02/19/18, Avon said the following...

    On 02/19/18, apam pondered and said...

    This probably isn't of much interest to most, but I've made 2 new repositories for Magicka BBS.

    Says who :) I'm interested. :)

    Me too! Any improvements or additions is always welcome :D

    and used by other BBS. I made this because I like making themes for Magicka, but don't fancy running a BBS for each theme I make.

    You're a machine when it comes to pumping out the themes... I like your drawing skills. I can do a stick figure and that's about it.


    Agreed! Before I messed up my gcc somehow, Magicka 0.09 had one theme to it. Now I've got things running (crosses fingers) how they should I installed v0.10-alpha and everything was different. Every menu had new ANSI. That is
    damn impressive man :)

    Believe it or not apam, you inspire me to create more ANSIs. I just procrastinate on it a lot more :P

    I think you need to realize you've provided us with more than most of us can even fathom of even attempting. Keep up the good work brother, you're doing
    us a great service.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Raspberry Pi/32)
    * Origin: Digital Wurmhole | digitalwurmhole.ddns.net:2323 (21:4/113)
  • From CyntaxX@21:4/113.2 to apam on Mon Feb 19 08:56:36 2018
    It is free and OpenSource, so you're welcome to give it a test driv
    e. Or
    log into a Magicka BBS to have a look. There's currently three I kn
    ow of,
    possibly four.

    Al's rusty mailbox is most similar to a stock install (unless he's
    changed it) it's here: telnet://trmb.ca:2023/

    Tiny's is the most customized, telnet://tinysbbs.com:2023/

    Mine is customized but not as much as tinys,
    telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/

    I think Jon Justvig? set one up.. it would be at telnet://vintagebbsing.com:2023/ if it's still running.

    Also I've had a Magicka install running reliably for almost 2 weeks
    now. Mine is stock as of now, as I've not much creativity at the
    moment. Can be found at: eotwurmhole.ddns.net:2023.

    They way apam has laid Magicka out with inis to customize, it just
    clicks and makes sense. This is coming from a beginner to the modern
    style BBSs such as myself.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: End of the Wurmhole (21:4/113.2)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/125 to Avon on Tue Feb 20 02:13:38 2018
    Does this mean you can get warp power restored in less than 2 hours

    I don't know about Warp Power.... Well for that matter, I don't
    about 2 hours.... but I can completely redesign the voting booth
    eventually. :)

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/125 to Al on Tue Feb 20 02:18:40 2018
    the look of it so it's not so default but ansi (even just a little)
    seems to take me a lot of time.. :)

    Have you tried PabloDraw? It made quick work of our menu system.
    Had the basic design done in a day for all 4 major areas. Main,
    Message, File and doors. It doesn't have to be fancy, just
    preentable/?

    well crud, checking out and replying on Author's board and I couldn't
    back up to change my typo. /? mid line is a bad idea too. Strange.
    Just making note of it. Odd how backspace wouldn't let me go back.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/125 to CyntaxX on Tue Feb 20 02:34:04 2018
    moment. Can be found at: eotwurmhole.ddns.net:2023.

    They way apam has laid Magicka out with inis to customize, it just
    clicks and makes sense. This is coming from a beginner to the moder

    I'll check it out later tonight sometime.

    I'm a big fan of a UI for the SysOp. Maybe that goes back to my
    Maximus to Searchlight days in the 90's, but Maximus was always
    editing a lot of files to get the job done, where Searchlight's UI
    even for the Op made it nice and easy to find what you want to change
    and just do it. Though with them being ini files, it would make
    writing a 3rd party utility to do the work for you a breeze, so it's
    not a deal breaker.

    Almost wish I had a Linux box right now to start playing with it. (or
    W64 port) *wink* ;)

    I really like the web features talked about on the website. Not sure
    if it already does what I'm thinking, but I've often thought about
    having a web interface for echomail. That seems like a true merge of
    the old school to the new school. Something like phpBB, but
    echomail. It could provide the younger generation access to what the
    older generation has known about for decades. It's just a thought.
    Not sure if it already exists or not. I've been out of the BBS
    Scenee since 97 until recently.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to GeekDoctor on Mon Feb 19 20:38:22 2018
    Quoting GeekDoctor to apam <=-

    How is Magicka compared to other well known or older well known
    packages? I'm most familiar with Maximus/Opus, Searchlight and now moderately Mystic.

    If you like Maximus (and I ran it fro yeaaaaaars) you will like the config
    for Magicka. It's text files, and it will make sense to you when you put
    your brain back in maximus mode. :)

    Shawn

    ... A sense of decency is often a decent man's undoing.
    --- Blue Wave/386
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to apam on Mon Feb 19 20:39:14 2018
    Quoting apam to GeekDoctor <=-

    Well it doesn't run on Windows, DOS or OS/2. It runs on Linux and

    Ubuntu on Windows or whatever it's called will run MagickaBBS. I know
    that's not your point... just saying.

    Shawn

    ... Famous last words: "I've read two books on magic...what could go wrong
    --- Blue Wave/386
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to GeekDoctor on Mon Feb 19 20:47:06 2018
    Quoting GeekDoctor to CyntaxX <=-

    I really like the web features talked about on the website. Not sure
    if it already does what I'm thinking, but I've often thought about
    having a web interface for echomail. That seems like a true merge of

    It does. ;) www.tinysbbs.com:8080 login with your account (you created
    via telnet) and there ya go! Even works with phones.

    Shawn

    ... A really busy person never knows how much he ways.
    --- Blue Wave/386
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Al@21:4/106 to GeekDoctor on Mon Feb 19 13:55:12 2018
    Re: Re: New Repositories
    By: GeekDoctor to Al on Tue Feb 20 2018 02:18 am

    Have you tried PabloDraw? It made quick work of our menu system.
    Had the basic design done in a day for all 4 major areas. Main,
    Message, File and doors. It doesn't have to be fancy, just
    preentable/?

    Exactly. I tried PabloDraw at one time but it failed for reasons I don't remember anymore. I'll have a look.

    well crud, checking out and replying on Author's board and I couldn't back up to change my typo. /? mid line is a bad idea too. Strange.
    Just making note of it. Odd how backspace wouldn't let me go back.

    Yep, there may be a few bugs in there but it's being worked on.. :)

    Ttyl :-),
    Al


    ... Math problems? Call 1-800-10*(24+13)-(64-16)/2^14E2.
    --- SBBSecho 3.03-Linux
    * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC trmb.synchro.net (21:4/106)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 08:13:46 2018
    well crud, checking out and replying on Author's board and I couldn't
    back up to change my typo. /? mid line is a bad idea too. Strange.
    Just making note of it. Odd how backspace wouldn't let me go back.

    That's odd. What terminal are you using?

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to CyntaxX on Tue Feb 20 08:26:36 2018
    Believe it or not apam, you inspire me to create more ANSIs. I just procrastinate on it a lot more :P

    Cool! Just have fun :)

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:4/111 to Tiny on Mon Feb 19 17:27:32 2018
    Ubuntu on Windows or whatever it's called will run MagickaBBS. I know
    that's not your point... just saying.

    Can you explain a little more? I know for Linux there's Wine to run Windows apps, but business wise I need to have Windows running as the primary OS. Will what you're talking about allow me to switch back and forth between Win10 and Ubuntu without rebooting?

    I just don't want to have to save, reboot, save reboot every time I need to change what I'm working on. Even now I have a gazillion windows open, half
    are for Work, some just personal browsing stuff, some BBS related including Pablo and Mystic Config with the ability to switch to anything I need to on a whim. That the biggest concern for me because my "paid job" never ends and
    at a moments notice I could have to switch to Business mode and don't want to have to save and reboot all the time like you would in a dual boot configuration.

    Is that possible?

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: U.S.S. Alliance (BBS Brampton) (21:4/111)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:4/111 to Tiny on Mon Feb 19 17:37:38 2018
    It does. ;) www.tinysbbs.com:8080 login with your account (you created
    via telnet) and there ya go! Even works with phones.

    Oh snap! if it works, I'm in. Just need a way to run it. :) Root for W64 Port!

    Though I'm getting ....

    This site can’t be reached
    tinysbbs.com refused to connect.
    Search Google for tiny bbs 8080
    ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

    .... when trying to connect through Chrome. :(

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: U.S.S. Alliance (BBS Brampton) (21:4/111)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:4/111 to apam on Mon Feb 19 17:40:14 2018
    That's odd. What terminal are you using?

    I have multiple, but my primary is RIPtel from Black Flag's board. I really like the full screen display that the others just don't seem to provide.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: U.S.S. Alliance (BBS Brampton) (21:4/111)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 09:26:46 2018
    Oh snap! if it works, I'm in. Just need a way to run it. :) Root for
    W64 Port!

    Hmm tinys bbs seems to be down at present, either it crashed or he's
    working on something.

    You can see mine at https://exoticabbs.com

    As for Win64 port.. I spent last night and some time this morning working
    on that, but I don't think it will happen any time soon. There's a lot of changes that need to be done and I don't see it happening any time soon.

    As for Linux on Windows, I think it's called windows linux subsystem,
    it's basically ubuntu in a window on Windows 10. If you search for Ubuntu
    in the windows app store you'll find it. I think you can also get suse.
    Not sure.

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 13:30:38 2018
    That's odd. What terminal are you using?

    I have multiple, but my primary is RIPtel from Black Flag's board. I really like the full screen display that the others just don't seem
    to
    provide.

    Hmm, I just downloaded riptel from Black Flag and tried it, and backspace works.. what sort of keyboard do you have is it a standard US one?

    I'm a bit stumped on this one :)

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:4/111 to apam on Mon Feb 19 23:10:30 2018
    Hmm, I just downloaded riptel from Black Flag and tried it, and backspace works.. what sort of keyboard do you have is it a standard US one?

    Yeah, pretty standard Logitech 104 keyboard. Although, it didn't seem consistent. Sometimes I could backspace just fine, sometimes I couldn't. Almost seemed like if you wrote a word on a line as the first word of that line went on to the next word and tried to come back to the prior word that's when it would happen, but not all the time. It was strange.

    On another note. I got that Ubuntu subsystem on Win10 going, but was halted
    at the prerequisits when things weren't working as they should. Long story. Chuck, the actual SysOp of the board we're setting up under a proper Linux install, is coming over this weekend and we'll see if we can't figure it out together. Some of the prerequisites were there and others that should be common aren't showing at all, like gnu sed and gnu make.

    Though If successful, I'll probably be the only one in the world doing that one. Using Win10 to run Linux applications instead of running Wine to run Windows applications. LOL

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: U.S.S. Alliance (BBS Brampton) (21:4/111)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 14:30:46 2018
    Yeah, pretty standard Logitech 104 keyboard. Although, it didn't seem consistent. Sometimes I could backspace just fine, sometimes I couldn't. Almost seemed like if you wrote a word on a line as the first word of
    that line went on to the next word and tried to come back to the prior word that's when it would happen, but not all the time. It was strange.

    Hmm, I'll keep trying to break it then.

    can't figure it out together. Some of the prerequisites were there and others that should be common aren't showing at all, like gnu sed and gnu make.

    GNU sed and GNU make are just sed and make on Linux, often already
    installed, I listed them in the prerequisits mainly for non Linux users.
    If I could figure out how to do a table in markdown I'd make a better
    list of what's required for which OS.

    Though If successful, I'll probably be the only one in the world doing that one. Using Win10 to run Linux applications instead of running Wine
    to run Windows applications. LOL

    Haha, well have fun with it. If you have any issues or suggestions I'm
    always open to ideas :)

    The other thing you could do is run Linux in a VM with something like
    Virtual Box (It's free and runs on windows) Although the Windows linux subsystem sounds like it will do the job just fine, Having a VM you can
    take snapshots and stuff like that too.

    Andrew


    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/125 to apam on Tue Feb 20 14:37:02 2018
    This is just a test from your own board just to see how the backspace
    is working on on each line and see how much I can do before it messes
    up again. So far it seems to be working. I don't know how long it
    ha <----Line 3, typed has to be, backspace worked to remove to be,
    but stopped after the s was removed in has.

    Starting again at line 6. After each line I've been typing a bit and
    then back spacing to see if it will mess up again. If it doesn't
    I'll <---- Line 8, typed "I'll continue on" it removed continue on,
    bu <--- line 9 was going to change what I was saying but wouldn't let
    me change the "but".

    That is probably enough, it does seem to be only the first word of a
    line. Typing further into the line and backspacing seems to always
    go back to the first word before it won't backspace further.

    That's an odd one. Hope the test can help in some way.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 14:47:10 2018
    Testing Part 2. This time I'm using Netrunner instead of Riptel just
    to see if it does the same with Netrunner that it does with Riptel.
    I <---Line 3, said, "I'm not entirely sure this will break it too and
    I'm prety sure I've just isoloated it. It happens 1. I say No to
    using an external editor. 2. it won't backspace before where the word
    wrap took place. so if you type a long word and it word wraps. The
    letter you typed when it wrapped to the next line is where it will
    not backspace before. Like line 6. It word wrapped at "le" and I
    could not backspace before the e. Line 8, word wrapped at cou in
    could and I could not backspace before the u in could.

    Hope that helps. and this was with Netrunner, so it's not specific
    to Riptel.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 14:47:24 2018
    This is just a test from your own board just to see how the backspace is working on on each line and see how much I can do before it messes up again. So far it seems to be working. I don't know how long it ha <----Line 3, typed has to be, backspace worked to remove to be, but stopped after the s was removed in has.

    Ahhh, you're using the internal editor not the external full screen
    editor?

    I was testing with the full screen one I'll try with the internal one

    Andrew


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    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 15:07:24 2018
    Hope that helps. and this was with Netrunner, so it's not specific
    to Riptel.

    It certainly did help. I've found the problem and it should be
    fixed now :) Thankyou very much.

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/125 to apam on Tue Feb 20 20:43:04 2018
    It certainly did help. I've found the problem and it should be
    fixed now :) Thankyou very much.

    Your welcome. Figured while I'm here I'll do one last test to
    confirm. So far so good. So we'll get another couple lines in here
    today. Sure enough that it seems to be working well now. Very well
    done.

    On the other note, I've gotten all sorts of errors when trying to get
    the base install of magicka going. I'm not too worried about it
    quite yet. Chuck is coming over this weekend and he's far more
    familiar with Linux than I am, so we'll play with it together come
    the weekend.

    Just one question from what I've seen so far though. Are the prompts customizable or only the screens? Granted I haven't been able to get
    that far into into. I've just poked around at the files that did
    install properly to see what was there.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From Al@21:4/106.1 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 03:53:36 2018
    Just one question from what I've seen so far though. Are the prompts customizable or only the screens? Granted I haven't been able to get
    that far into into. I've just poked around at the files that did install properly to see what was there.

    I think you can edit the magicka.strings file to your liking.


    Ttyl :-),
    Al


    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada - trmb.ca:2023 (21:4/106.1)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to Al on Tue Feb 20 22:00:38 2018
    I think you can edit the magicka.strings file to your liking.

    That's right.. make sure you copy the magicka.strings out of the dist
    folder first, as that one will get updated when you update wit git. Also,
    as it's no longer being managed by git, you'll have to make any changes
    noted in the STRINGS.CHANGES file.

    Also make sure you have a new line at the end of the file if you're
    adding new strings.

    Andrew


    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 12:58:50 2018
    Quoting GeekDoctor to Tiny <=-

    primary OS. Will what you're talking about allow me to switch back and forth between Win10 and Ubuntu without rebooting?

    Yes. Go to the windows 10 store and install "Ubuntu on Windows" I think
    it's called. No rebooting or dual booting etc.

    Is that possible?

    Yes. 100%

    Shawn

    ... Free speech isn't free. GeekDoctor is the price tag.
    --- Blue Wave/386
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 12:59:46 2018
    Quoting GeekDoctor to Tiny <=-

    This site can’t be reached
    tinysbbs.com refused to connect.
    Search Google for tiny bbs 8080
    ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

    It is alpha software. ;) Apam fixed another bug last night it may
    be working now. I run on the bleeding edge of his code, so crashes
    not only happen I expect them to happen. ;)

    Shawn

    ... Not enough mail? Here, let me help...
    --- Blue Wave/386
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/130.4 to Tiny on Tue Feb 20 11:37:38 2018
    Yes. Go to the windows 10 store and install "Ubuntu on Windows" I
    think
    it's called. No rebooting or dual booting etc.

    Did that last night ran into errors trying to follow the install
    instructions. Something seems missing, but I'll have to address those
    another time. Work calls.

    Also using this message as a test of the web based reply from your
    website. :)

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Gryphon@21:1/120 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 09:02:50 2018
    On 02/19/18, GeekDoctor said the following...

    This is for lua scripts designed to run on Magicka BBS

    Okay, You've peeked my interest. Maybe I need to do a little research
    on it. Magicka BBS is a BBS software package I'm not familiar with I
    take it?

    Interested in the idea of using lua scripts instead of the mystic
    scripts, mostly because lua is a lot closer to VBScript which I'm far
    more familiar with. What I've seen of the mystic scripting is already causing the loss of a few brain cells and I've barely touched it.
    Without a ton of examples to go off of, it's much harder to code and get help coding. Where with Lua I could probably jump right in, or pretty close to it.

    How is Magicka compared to other well known or older well known
    packages? I'm most familiar with Maximus/Opus, Searchlight and now moderately Mystic.

    FWIW I've released a number of mystic MPLs and I know that there are a lot
    more available. There's also the updated doc I wrote, which is admittedly
    out of date too, but much more up to date than the first original one.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Cyberia BBS | cyberia.darktech.org | San Jose, CA (21:1/120)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/130.4 to Gryphon on Tue Feb 20 20:51:16 2018
    FWIW I've released a number of mystic MPLs and I know that there are
    a lot
    more available. There's also the updated doc I wrote, which is
    admittedly
    out of date too, but much more up to date than the first original
    one.

    Where can I find this updated doc?

    It's not like we're giving up on Mystic. Just what I've seen so far,
    Mystic is a bit more refined. Which is to be expected, it's been out a
    lot longer. This is something we've been talking about this week. We're considering running Mystic on the Telnet side of things and Magicka on
    the web side of things. We have a lot of questions about how the two
    packages vary for mail and files in order to make it happen. Even
    possibly sharing the same mail and file system if possible, but we're
    really only a few weeks back into the BBS scene. There's all the time in
    the world as a hobbyist to figure things out. We'll continue getting
    Mystic setup, but want to poke and play with Magicka too. Hell, just
    might end up being something like Black Flag is doing and run multiple on different ports. Not sure yet. One thing at a time and for now that's
    get Mystic to where we want it and go from there.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From apam@21:1/125 to GeekDoctor on Wed Feb 21 12:56:26 2018
    considering running Mystic on the Telnet side of things and Magicka
    the web side of things.

    That might be interesting... except they won't share user bases.

    I know gOOrOO was talking about adding a web server to mystic recently,
    perhaps it might be better to wait for that?

    Not wanting to put you off magicka, but I think you might run into
    trouble if you try sharing data between them (while technically you
    shouldn't really, they both use jam for message bases, and you could
    always hack magicka to use the mystic user db if you're so inclined -
    it's opensource) I just have a feeling you'll run into complications.

    Also I believe mystic has python now? I don't really understand the
    difference between using MPL and Python for mods, but perhaps that's an
    option?

    While I'd be stoked to have another Magicka user, and you've already been
    super helpful in tracking down that wordwrap bug, at the end of the day
    it's what you're most comfortable with, and have the most fun with. Plus
    like you said no reason you can't tinker around with both :)

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: Exotica BBS - telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/125)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to GeekDoctor on Wed Feb 21 09:06:28 2018
    Quoting GeekDoctor to Tiny <=-

    Did that last night ran into errors trying to follow the install instructions. Something seems missing, but I'll have to address those another time. Work calls.

    You'll get it! I know I got it working it's just a matter of getting the
    deps installed first.

    Also using this message as a test of the web based reply from your website. :)

    Seems okay to me! :)

    Shawn

    ... Intel inside. Idiot outside.
    --- Blue Wave/386
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/130.4 to Tiny on Wed Feb 21 09:11:22 2018
    You'll get it! I know I got it working it's just a matter of
    getting the
    deps installed first.

    Yeah, that's where it errored. There are 2 that are missing / wouldn't install. Unable to locate package libmicrohttpd-dev and
    libdbd-sqlite3-perl

    Seems okay to me! :)

    Yeah, I like it. It makes for a quick and easy check and reply rather
    than logging in somewhere and navigating to read and reply. I'm
    wondering just how customizable it can it can be. Not going there for a
    while though. Too much to do elsewhere.


    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/130.4 to apam on Wed Feb 21 09:19:22 2018
    Not wanting to put you off magicka, but I think you might run into
    trouble if you try sharing data between them (while technically you shouldn't really, they both use jam for message bases, and you could
    always hack magicka to use the mystic user db if you're so inclined -
    it's opensource) I just have a feeling you'll run into complications.

    Chuck and I are discussing a variety of options. Nothing is set in
    stone. Even the things that are in stone can be changed. Heck Black
    Flag is running like 6 different boards, so why not? right? :) LOL

    In the end, it's whatever Chuck wants to do. It's his system and I'm
    helping. BBS's are where our friendship began 30 years ago and we're
    coming back around to it again after all this time. This is more of a
    friends venture to have something to do and have fun with rather than
    actually expecting anything from it. If it leads to running one or the
    other or both or none of them, it's all fine by me. To me, right now,
    it's a fun time with a good friend. ...and of course a challenge or two
    along the way. :)

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Gryphon@21:1/120 to GeekDoctor on Wed Feb 21 09:32:44 2018
    On 02/20/18, GeekDoctor said the following...

    FWIW I've released a number of mystic MPLs and I know that there are
    a lot
    more available. There's also the updated doc I wrote, which is admittedly
    out of date too, but much more up to date than the first original
    one.

    Where can I find this updated doc?

    You can log on to Cyberia and download it. It's also in the Textfiles >> Mystic section on Cyberia. You can also browse the TextFiles section of Cyberia's website at http://Cyberia.Darktech.Org

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Cyberia BBS | cyberia.darktech.org | San Jose, CA (21:1/120)
  • From Blue White@21:1/175.8 to GeekDoctor on Tue Feb 20 18:25:14 2018
    Al's rusty mailbox is most similar to a stock install (unless he's
    changed it) it's here: telnet://trmb.ca:2023/

    Tiny's is the most customized, telnet://tinysbbs.com:2023/

    Mine is customized but not as much as tinys,
    telnet://exoticabbs.com:2023/

    I think Jon Justvig? set one up.. it would be at telnet://vintagebbsing.com:2023/ if it's still running.

    And mine is barely customized, and is running on a raspberry pi 2B -
    capitolcityonline.net:7636



    ... The number you have dailed...Nine-one-one...has been changed.
    --- MultiMail
    * Origin: Possum Lodge South * capitolcityonline.net:7636 (21:1/175.8)
  • From GeekDoctor@21:1/130.4 to Blue White on Sat Feb 24 19:02:30 2018
    And mine is barely customized, and is running on a raspberry pi 2B -
    capitolcityonline.net:7636

    Thanks for the info.

    --- MagickaBBS v0.10alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Nighthawk@21:1/146.1 to GeekDoctor on Mon Feb 26 19:47:26 2018
    On 02/20/18, GeekDoctor said the following...

    It's not like we're giving up on Mystic. Just what I've seen so far, Mystic is a bit more refined. Which is to be expected, it's been out a lot longer. This is something we've been talking about this week. We're considering running Mystic on the Telnet side of things and Magicka on
    the web side of things. We have a lot of questions about how the two packages vary for mail and files in order to make it happen. Even possibly sharing the same mail and file system if possible, but we're really only a few weeks back into the BBS scene. There's all the time in the world as a hobbyist to figure things out. We'll continue getting Mystic setup, but want to poke and play with Magicka too. Hell, just might end up being something like Black Flag is doing and run multiple on different ports. Not sure yet. One thing at a time and for now that's get Mystic to where we want it and go from there.

    But that's the beauty of it... As it is a hobby, we should experiment and have fun with it. If Magicka is the way, go for it!

    I am getting really interested into its web interface as well. My main issue is that everything but this point is based on Windows in my case. ;(

    ----
    Regards from Nighthawk - AKA Flavio Bessa
    Sysop of Saturn's Orbit BBS - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
    fcbessa@gmail.com - saturnsorbit.hopto.org

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (macOS/64)
    * Origin: Chiron, orbiting Saturn - Brazil (21:1/146.1)
  • From Nighthawk@21:1/146.1 to apam on Mon Feb 26 19:48:28 2018
    On 02/21/18, apam said the following...

    While I'd be stoked to have another Magicka user, and you've already been super helpful in tracking down that wordwrap bug, at the end of the day it's what you're most comfortable with, and have the most fun with. Plus like you said no reason you can't tinker around with both :)

    That's the spirit!

    ----
    Regards from Nighthawk - AKA Flavio Bessa
    Sysop of Saturn's Orbit BBS - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
    fcbessa@gmail.com - saturnsorbit.hopto.org

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (macOS/64)
    * Origin: Chiron, orbiting Saturn - Brazil (21:1/146.1)
  • From cr1mson@21:1/154 to CyntaxX on Mon Feb 19 11:10:34 2018
    On 02/19/18, CyntaxX said the following...

    I think Jon Justvig? set one up.. it would be at telnet://vintagebbsing.com:2023/ if it's still running.

    Yeah, I am running Magicka at this location for anyone wanting to check out a stock system.

    Sincerely,
    Jon Justvig

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: Raiders Inc BBS -- vintagebbsing.com (21:1/154)
  • From cr1mson@21:1/154 to Tiny on Mon Feb 19 23:06:38 2018
    Tiny,

    Ubuntu on Windows or whatever it's called will run MagickaBBS. I know
    that's not your point... just saying.

    You mean running a virtual machine. :)

    Sincerely,
    Jon Justvig

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: Raiders Inc BBS -- vintagebbsing.com (21:1/154)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to cr1mson on Fri Mar 9 09:47:12 2018
    Quoting cr1mson to Tiny <=-

    You mean running a virtual machine. :)

    Yeah but it uses the actual windows kernel now so not quite a virtual
    machine.... I don't knwo what it's called.

    Shawn

    ... A truly wise man never plays leapfrog with a unicorn.
    --- Blue Wave/386
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From cr1mson@21:1/154 to Tiny on Fri Mar 9 21:07:22 2018
    On 03/09/18, Tiny said the following...

    Quoting cr1mson to Tiny <=-

    You mean running a virtual machine. :)

    Yeah but it uses the actual windows kernel now so not quite a virtual
    machine.... I don't knwo what it's called.

    I actually found that. It is an Ubuntu emulator of some sort. An actual Ubuntu application that runs on top of Windows without the need of something like VirtualBox or VM software. I thought it was pretty nice. One thing,
    you need to redo the repositories, do a google search for the list for the kernal and you might find what I'm talking about. I got mine up and running.
    I was quite impressed. The transitition from Windows to Linux seems to be on everyones mind these days. After all, Linux runs a whole lot faster and doesn't eat up normal resources.

    Sincerely,
    Jon Justvig

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: Raiders Inc BBS -- vintagebbsing.com (21:1/154)
  • From avon@21:1/101.5 to all on Thu May 31 20:46:04 2018
    Testing this ...



    --- MagickaBBS v0.7alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: 65 Wardenclyffe (21:1/101.5)
  • From CyntaxX@21:4/113 to avon on Thu May 31 17:25:22 2018
    On 05/31/18, avon said the following...

    Testing this ...

    Test confirmed!

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/04/21 (Raspberry Pi/32)
    * Origin: Digital Wurmhole | digitalwurmhole.ddns.net:2323 (21:4/113)
  • From KrUpTiOn@21:2/105 to avon on Thu May 31 22:11:56 2018
    On 05/31/18, avon said the following...

    --- MagickaBBS v0.7alpha (Linux/armv7l)

    That's a older version....

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/04/21 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: New Frontier 2| thenewfrontier2.hopto.org (Ohio) (21:2/105)
  • From Blue White@21:1/175.8 to All on Wed Jul 25 18:42:46 2018
    Testing my Magicka node after a binkd change.



    ... 2 + 2 = 5 for extremely large values of 2.
    --- MultiMail
    * Origin: Possum Lodge South * capitolcityonline.net:7636 (21:1/175.8)
  • From Michael Borthwick@21:4/132 to Blue White on Sun Jul 29 08:02:54 2018
    Testing my Magicka node after a binkd change.

    All good here :)


    |02Michael Borthwick |15~|02 toofargone |15~|02 Sysop
    |02Fusion BBS |15~|02 telnet|15.|02fusionbbs|15.|02online|15:|0223 |02Newcastle|15,|02 Australia

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/04/21 (Windows/64)
    * Origin: Fusion BBS ~ Newcastle, Australia (21:4/132)
  • From apam@21:1/126.2 to ALL on Thu Jan 23 19:46:40 2020
    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    Andrew

    --- TitanFTN (Windows/x86)
    * Origin: Peach - peach.hopto.org:2025 (21:1/126.2)
  • From Al@21:4/106.1 to apam on Thu Jan 23 02:14:10 2020
    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    It seems to be working OK.. :)

    --- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-4
    * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (21:4/106.1)
  • From Phoobar@21:2/147 to apam on Thu Jan 23 02:33:30 2020
    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    Andrew
    --- TitanFTN (Windows/x86)
    * Origin: Peach - peach.hopto.org:2025 (21:1/126.2)

    Looks good from here in Oregon.

    Phoobar/ACME BBS-Member of fsxNet/WWIVNet/SciNet/SpookNet.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A44 2020/01/21 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: ACME BBS-Beep-Beep! (21:2/147)
  • From apam@21:1/126.2 to Al on Thu Jan 23 20:35:36 2020
    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    It seems to be working OK.. :)

    Yep, seems to be :)

    Andrew

    --- TitanFTN (Windows/x86)
    * Origin: Titan Test BBS (21:1/126.2)
  • From Oli@21:1/151 to apam on Thu Jan 23 15:16:14 2020
    23 Jan 20 20:35, you wrote to Al:

    @TID: TitanFTN
    @MSGID: 21:1/126.2 5E297703
    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    It seems to be working OK.. :)

    Yep, seems to be :)

    looks fine. usual modern stuff is missing: REPLY and TZUTC kludge. but nowadays
    i'm already happy when ftn software doesn't do unusual things that break stuff
    ;).

    p.s.: for a real test we need some pragraphs that are longer than 80 chars ...

    * Origin: 🌈 (21:1/151)
  • From Zip@21:1/202 to apam on Thu Jan 23 17:55:24 2020
    Hello apam!

    On 23 Jan 2020, apam said the following...
    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    Andrew

    --- TitanFTN (Windows/x86)
    * Origin: Peach - peach.hopto.org:2025 (21:1/126.2)

    Seems to be working just fine!

    Best regards
    Zip

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A44 2020/01/21 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Star Collision BBS, Uppsala, Sweden (21:1/202)
  • From Grease@21:4/10 to apam on Thu Jan 23 10:23:00 2020
    Re: Testing
    By: apam to ALL on Thu Jan 23 2020 07:46 pm

    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    Looks like it is working here.

    Grease
    darkmatt.synchro.net



    ... We never know whether we are victors or whether we are defeated.

    ---
    ώ Synchronet ώ DARK MATTER BBS <<*>> darkmatt.synchro.net <<*>> Howdy, Y'all!
    * Origin: fsxNet FTN<>QWK Gateway (21:4/10)
  • From apam@21:1/126.2 to Oli on Fri Jan 24 11:20:06 2020
    looks fine. usual modern stuff is missing: REPLY and TZUTC kludge. but
    nowadays
    i'm already happy when ftn software doesn't do unusual things that break
    stuff

    Thanks, I haven't done the TZUTC kludge yet, but REPLY was supposed to
    be working, I think I've fixed it now?

    Not sure how that quoting will look but I think that's the editor :/

    Andrew

    --- TitanFTN (Windows/x86)
    * Origin: Titan Test BBS (21:1/126.2)
  • From apam@21:1/126 to apam on Fri Jan 24 11:27:48 2020
    MSGID: 21:1/126.2 5E2A464E
    REPLYID: 21:1/126.2 5E2A464E

    Oops! Not yet I see :(

    Andrew


    --- MagickaBBS v0.13alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: HappyLand - telnet://magickabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/126)
  • From apam@21:1/126.2 to Oli on Fri Jan 24 11:39:22 2020
    looks fine. usual modern stuff is missing: REPLY and TZUTC kludge. but
    nowadays
    i'm already happy when ftn software doesn't do unusual things that break
    stuff

    Is it working now ? Hmm

    Andrew

    --- TitanFTN (Windows/x86)
    * Origin: Titan Test BBS (21:1/126.2)
  • From Oli@21:1/151 to apam on Fri Jan 24 08:46:54 2020
    24 Jan 20 11:39, you wrote to me:

    @TID: TitanFTN
    @MSGID: 21:1/126.2 5E2A4ACC
    looks fine. usual modern stuff is missing: REPLY and TZUTC
    kludge. but
    nowadays
    i'm already happy when ftn software doesn't do unusual things
    that break
    stuff

    Is it working now ? Hmm

    I'm not seeing any REPLY kludge. If we have computers, why do humans have to implement that stuff over and over again? computer: generate a basic message editor for fidonet. use standards from ftsc.org.


    * Origin: 🌈 (21:1/151)
  • From apam@21:1/126 to Oli on Fri Jan 24 18:13:04 2020
    Is it working now ? Hmm

    I'm not seeing any REPLY kludge. If we have computers, why do
    humans have to implement that stuff over and over again? computer: generate a basic message editor for fidonet. use standards from
    ftsc.org.

    That's odd, I can see it on HappyLand.. will check to see if it's visible
    on agency.

    Andrew


    --- MagickaBBS v0.13alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: HappyLand - telnet://magickabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/126)
  • From apam@21:1/101 to Oli on Fri Jan 24 21:14:42 2020
    @TID: TitanFTN
    @MSGID: 21:1/126.2 5E2A4ACC
    @REPLYID: 21:1/151@fsxnet 5e29aaaf

    It's definitely there...

    Andrew

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A43 2019/03/03 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: Agency BBS | Dunedin, New Zealand | agency.bbs.nz (21:1/101)
  • From Al@21:4/106 to apam on Fri Jan 24 00:29:20 2020
    @TID: TitanFTN
    @MSGID: 21:1/126.2 5E2A4ACC
    @REPLYID: 21:1/151@fsxnet 5e29aaaf

    It's definitely there...

    Yep, I see it here too.. not sure why Oli doesn't see them.


    Ttyl :-),
    Al

    --- MagickaBBS v0.13alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (21:4/106)
  • From Oli@21:1/151 to Al on Fri Jan 24 09:59:22 2020
    24 Jan 20 00:29, you wrote to apam:

    @TID: TitanFTN
    @MSGID: 21:1/126.2 5E2A4ACC
    @REPLYID: 21:1/151@fsxnet 5e29aaaf

    It's definitely there...

    Yep, I see it here too.. not sure why Oli doesn't see them.

    you are right, it is in the JAM base, but golded doesn't show it. The problem is that REPLYID is the wrong kludge, it's REPLY (REPLYID is the name of the JAM
    field IIRC)


    * Origin: 🌈 (21:1/151)
  • From apam@21:1/126.1 to Oli on Fri Jan 24 20:12:22 2020
    you are right, it is in the JAM base, but golded doesn't show it. The prob
    lem
    is that REPLYID is the wrong kludge, it's REPLY (REPLYID is the name of th
    e JAM
    field IIRC)

    Ah oops. Should be fixed now?

    Andrew


    --- TitanFTN (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: Peach - peach.hopto.org:2025 (21:1/126.1)
  • From Oli@21:1/151 to apam on Fri Jan 24 11:56:24 2020
    24 Jan 20 20:12, you wrote to me:

    @TID: TitanFTN
    @MSGID: 21:1/126.1 5E2AC308
    @REPLY: 21:1/151@fsxnet 5e2ab1eb
    you are right, it is in the JAM base, but golded doesn't show
    it. The prob
    lem
    is that REPLYID is the wrong kludge, it's REPLY (REPLYID is the
    name of th
    e JAM
    field IIRC)

    Ah oops. Should be fixed now?

    looks good now and the message is linked. :)

    * Origin: 🌈 (21:1/151)
  • From g00r00@21:1/163 to apam on Fri Jan 24 20:35:12 2020
    you are right, it is in the JAM base, but golded doesn't show it. The
    lem
    is that REPLYID is the wrong kludge, it's REPLY (REPLYID is the name o
    e JAM
    field IIRC)

    Ah oops. Should be fixed now?

    Hey I offered to dig at a packet that won't route if you want me to, but I don't know if the message got out (turns out the BBS I am using IP blocked the hub).

    Also I haven't followed the thread well but if you're using points make sure you're looking at the TOPT kludge

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A43 2019/03/03 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: |08--[|15!|07dreamland BBS bbs.dreamlandbbs.org (21:1/163)
  • From apam@21:1/126 to g00r00 on Sat Jan 25 16:03:46 2020
    you are right, it is in the JAM base, but golded doesn't
    show it. The lem
    is that REPLYID is the wrong kludge, it's REPLY (REPLYID
    is the name o e JAM
    field IIRC)

    Ah oops. Should be fixed now?

    Hey I offered to dig at a packet that won't route if you want me
    to, but I don't know if the message got out (turns out the BBS I am
    using IP blocked the hub).

    Oh thanks! Yeah I didn't get that message, not sure if it didn't get out
    or I just missed it. There's no urgency in this, no one but me uses this software and I don't really send netmails. It's more a learning exercise
    as it's the first FTN tosser / scanner I've attempted on my own (magicka
    uses a forked crashmail).

    Also I haven't followed the thread well but if you're using points
    make sure you're looking at the TOPT kludge

    Yep, got the TOPT and FMPT kludges. I'm actually wondering if perhaps I
    just didn't have routing setup in mystic - or at least set up
    incorrectly, though I would have assumed Paul would have this done?

    Anyway I can send you the same packet I sent frank if you like, where
    should I send it to?

    Andrew

    --- MagickaBBS v0.13alpha (Linux/x86_64)
    * Origin: HappyLand - telnet://magickabbs.com:2023/ (21:1/126)
  • From g00r00@21:1/163 to apam on Sat Jan 25 11:31:40 2020
    Yep, got the TOPT and FMPT kludges. I'm actually wondering if perhaps I just didn't have routing setup in mystic - or at least set up
    incorrectly, though I would have assumed Paul would have this done?

    Anyway I can send you the same packet I sent frank if you like, where should I send it to?

    Shoot it off to mysticbbs@gmail.com and I will try to sort it out.

    Mystic does make some decisions if no routing is set for a node, so it could be that it misses the mark when it comes to a point, or its somehow otherwise broken. Its worth me looking at it regardless if its just a problem you have so we can get it sorted out if it has anything to do with Mystic or identify the reasons for your own tosser.

    Thanks!

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A43 2019/03/03 (Windows/32)
    * Origin: |08--[|15!|07dreamland BBS bbs.dreamlandbbs.org (21:1/163)
  • From Robert Wolfe@21:2/136 to Al on Sat Jan 25 19:18:00 2020
    Al wrote to apam <=-

    Just testing the windows version of Titan :)

    It seems to be working OK.. :)

    --- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-4
    * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (21:4/106.1)

    And got it here, too.

    ... Spring is God's way of saying, One more time!
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    * Origin: Lean Angle BBS * Southaven MS * winserver.org (21:2/136)
  • From Tiny@21:1/130.4 to All on Sat Oct 6 07:41:04 2018
    Just testing the update to make sure I didn't screw anything up. ;)

    Shawn

    --- MagickaBBS v0.12alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)
  • From Pequito@21:1/126 to Tiny on Sat Oct 6 06:48:42 2018
    On 10/06/18, Tiny said the following...

    Just testing the update to make sure I didn't screw anything up. ;)

    Shawn

    --- MagickaBBS v0.12alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)

    Looks to still be working. =D

    Cheers!
    Pequito

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/04/21 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Twinkle BBS # (21:1/126)
  • From Deon George@21:2/116.1 to Tiny on Sat Oct 6 13:20:16 2018
    On 10/06/18, Tiny said the following...

    Just testing the update to make sure I didn't screw anything up. ;)

    Looks good from here :)

    ...deon

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/04/21 (Raspberry Pi/32)
    * Origin: Chinwag | MysticBBS in Docker on a Pi! (21:2/116.1)
  • From Robert Wolfe@21:2/136 to Tiny on Sat Oct 6 08:38:00 2018
    Tiny wrote to All <=-

    Just testing the update to make sure I didn't screw anything up. ;)

    Shawn

    --- MagickaBBS v0.12alpha (Linux/armv7l)
    * Origin: A Tiny slice o pi (21:1/130.4)

    Looks like it made it here!!

    ... I had a cat once... tasted like chicken.
    --- MultiMail/OS2 v0.51
    * Origin: fsxNet: Omicron Theta * Southaven, MS * winserver.org (21:2/136)
  • From garycrunk@21:4/126 to Tiny on Sat Oct 6 08:46:52 2018
    Just testing the update to make sure I didn't screw anything up. ;)
    Shawn

    Well you really screwed it up this time ... because it's working...
    Can't have that...

    Gary

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A39 2018/04/21 (Windows/64)
    * Origin: Another F-ing BBS (21:4/126)
  • From shinobi@21:1/153 to Tiny on Sat Oct 6 22:43:20 2018
    Just testing the update to make sure I didn't screw anything up. ;)

    You made it to Bohemia's capital Prague. Welcome home. You are safe now.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A38 2018/01/01 (Linux/64)
    * Origin: Fatal Echo BBS (21:1/153)
  • From Vk3jed@21:1/109 to Tiny on Sun Oct 7 08:57:00 2018
    On 10-06-18 07:41, Tiny wrote to All <=-

    Just testing the update to make sure I didn't screw anything up. ;)

    Looks like you didn't screw anything up, I can see your message. :D


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    === MultiMail/Win v0.51
    --- SBBSecho 3.03-Linux
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  • From Vonskie@21:2/142 to All on Mon Aug 19 12:00:20 2019
    Testing is it working yet
    * Shakeybbs.com * (Allen, Tx) HTTP-HTTPS-WS-WSS-SSH-Telnet-FTP-POP3 [Dove-Net, FidoNet,FDN Echo File] (10 Nodes hosted on a PI4)
    --- SBBSecho 3.08-Linux
    * Origin: (21:2/142)
  • From jeff@21:1/180 to Vonskie on Wed Aug 21 12:31:42 2019
    On 19 Aug 2019, Vonskie said the following...
    Testing is it working yet
    Received.

    Jeff.

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A43 2019/03/03 (Raspberry Pi/32)
    * Origin: Perceptronica (21:1/180)