Testing Network tag and origin line... it does not seem to be working.

Scott
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Seems to be fixed now :)

Cheers,
Scott
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On 14 Jul 2021, Scott Styles said the following...

Testing Network tag and origin line... it does not seem to be working.

Scott
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Working this time! :)


Jay

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Setting up DOVE-Net on my Mystic board. Hopefully this works out. :D

CK

On 26 Aug 2021, Captain Kiwi said the following...

Setting up DOVE-Net on my Mystic board. Hopefully this works out. :D

Got you here, but your message doesn't have a tear or origin line. Make sure your message base is set to "Echomail" or "Networked" and they'll be added.


Jay

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On 2021-08-25 9:28 p.m., Captain Kiwi wrote:

Setting up DOVE-Net on my Mystic board. Hopefully this works out. :D

CK

It does :-)

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Captain Kiwi wrote to All <=-

Setting up DOVE-Net on my Mystic board. Hopefully this works out. :D

CK

I received it here but your various infolines aren't showing. I fully quoted what I received.

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New BBS testing outgoing messages.

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On 18 Sep 2021, Snow Panther said the following...

@QSRC VERT
New BBS testing outgoing messages.

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Got you here.


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Re: Testing
By: Snow Panther to All on Sat Sep 18 2021 03:48:24

New BBS testing outgoing messages.

Read you loud and clear here in Sweden. :D

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On 18 Sep 2021, Snow Panther said the following...

New BBS testing outgoing messages.

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Got you up here in remote Canada. Welcome. :-)

Mick Manning
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Re: Testing
By: Snow Panther to All on Sat Sep 18 2021 03:48 am

New BBS testing outgoing messages.

use the sysop echo for that. that's how it's normally done.
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Hello Snow Panther;

Snow Panther wrote to All <=-

New BBS testing outgoing messages.

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I got you here in New England

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Wow, GOPHER... Haven't thought about that in years..!

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On 22 Sep 2021, Grud said the following...

Wow, GOPHER... Haven't thought about that in years..!

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Yup. Never give up. Kinda like bbsing. :-)

Mick Manning
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Re: Re: Testing
By: Grud to Mickey on Wed Sep 22 2021 10:57 am

Wow, GOPHER... Haven't thought about that in years..!

yep back in the day i used gopher all the time.
i really had to work to get my bbs files.
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yep back in the day i used gopher all the time.
i really had to work to get my bbs files.

I remember using Gopher, IRC, Usenet. The web came along and having a "shell account" enabled you to use Lynx browser and the like to do WWW in text. Fun stuff.

Oh and SLIP on dialup with winsock on windows 3.1

The bad old days. I would say BBSes have actually aged pretty well.

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Re: Re: Testing
By: Grud to MRO on Thu Sep 30 2021 10:16 am

I remember using Gopher, IRC, Usenet. The web came along and having a "shell account" enabled you to use Lynx browser and the like to do WWW in text. Fun stuff.

I didn't use a shell account very often, but I liked having one. One thing I found is that if my download speed was slow for a certain site, sometimes I'd get on my ISP shell account and download the file there (which would usually go faster), and then I'd download the file from my ISP space.

It seems funny to think that there used to be shell accounts offered with internet service. These days, I think most people wouldn't know what to do with a shell account.

Nightfox

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With a shell account you could run all the cool IRCII scripts like LiCe.

It was pretty damn hard to run your own Linux distro back then, like say Slackware.

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Nightfox wrote to Grud <=-

It seems funny to think that there used to be shell accounts offered
with internet service. These days, I think most people wouldn't know
what to do with a shell account.

Around 1994/1995, the cutting-edge BBSers discovered shell accounts, usenet, MUDs, and FTP repositories in obscure countries. Trek Filk written in Esperanto, that kind of stuff.




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Re: Re: Testing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Nightfox on Fri Oct 01 2021 06:09 am

It seems funny to think that there used to be shell accounts offered
with internet service. These days, I think most people wouldn't
know what to do with a shell account.

When I got my 1st Internet account in 95 it was a shell account with a company called Xmission, then I bought an Internet phonebook so I could get to websites.

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Denn wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

When I got my 1st Internet account in 95 it was a shell account with a company called Xmission, then I bought an Internet phonebook so I could get to websites.

Around here, all the cool kids had @netcom.com accounts, and that became a requirement for cool.


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Re: Re: Testing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Denn on Sun Oct 03 2021 08:04 am

Denn wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

When I got my 1st Internet account in 95 it was a shell account with a company called Xmission, then I bought an Internet phonebook so I could get to websites.

Around here, all the cool kids had @netcom.com accounts, and that became a requirement for cool.

What is that?

■ Crystal Palace, Orbitsville ■

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Vlk-451 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

Around here, all the cool kids had @netcom.com accounts, and that became a requirement for cool.

What is that?

Netcom was a shell provider - you'd dial into a *nix shell. Not sure what
they used back then...

You'd have Elm and PINE for email, tin for news, and gopher clients. And
FTP. A tilde web space if you were lucky (http://netcom.com/~username)


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Re: Re: Testing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Vlk-451 on Fri Oct 08 2021 06:48 am

Vlk-451 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

Around here, all the cool kids had @netcom.com accounts, and that became a requirement for cool.

What is that?

Netcom was a shell provider - you'd dial into a *nix shell. Not sure what they used back then...

You'd have Elm and PINE for email, tin for news, and gopher clients. And FTP. A tilde web space if you were lucky (http://netcom.com/~username)

ICG becomes Level 3, someone aquired someone else and it all became something else at some point.

■ Crystal Palace, Orbitsville ■

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Re: Re: Testing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Vlk-451 on Fri Oct 08 2021 06:48 am

Vlk-451 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

Around here, all the cool kids had @netcom.com accounts, and that became a requirement for cool.

What is that?

Netcom was a shell provider - you'd dial into a *nix shell. Not sure what they used back then...

You'd have Elm and PINE for email, tin for news, and gopher clients. And FTP. A tilde web space if you were lucky (http://netcom.com/~username)

*nix as in Unix/Linux, or something else entirely? Sounds like they get a fair bit set up for you, especially if they provided a web space.

■ Crystal Palace, Orbitsville ■

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Vlk-451 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

*nix as in Unix/Linux, or something else entirely? Sounds like they get
a fair bit set up for you, especially if they provided a web space.

*nix was a term from back then for a Unix/Linux system, basically a POSIX environment to bang on...


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This is just a quick test post. I have been away for around 6 months and ended up misplacing a lot of my vintage computer equipment, including my system disks for my Mac which I have always used for BBsing. I am using an emulation device on my computer called Floppy EMU as the orignal disks are gone for good. Everything appears to be working fine now that I have managed to download an operating system which is compatible with the UK keyboard I have.

Hope you are all doing well!

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Re: Testing
By: Andeddu to All on Tue Jan 25 2022 08:10 pm

This is just a quick test post. I have been away for around 6 months and end up misplacing a lot of my vintage computer equipment, including my system di for my Mac which I have always used for BBsing. I am using an emulation devi on my computer called Floppy EMU as the orignal disks are gone for good. Everything appears to be working fine now that I have managed to download an operating system which is compatible with the UK keyboard I have.

Hope you are all doing well!

Another floppy substitute that is common is a Gotek. It fits in a floppy
bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions. A rotary dial
is used to change disk images.

It is good to hear vintage computers being put to use.

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Re: Testing
By: Moondog to Andeddu on Wed Jan 26 2022 01:51 am

Another floppy substitute that is common is a Gotek. It fits in a floppy bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions. A rotary dial is used to change disk images.

It is good to hear vintage computers being put to use.

That's a really neat looking device. I had never heard of a Gotek before. I will probably try to fix up a few spares/repairs machines I have this spring/summer and will consider that an option as it is a lot cheaper than the device I am currently using.

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Re: Testing
By: Andeddu to Moondog on Wed Jan 26 2022 09:13 pm

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Re: Testing
By: Andeddu to Moondog on Wed Jan 26 2022 09:13 pm

bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions. A rotary

It is good to hear vintage computers being put to use.

That's a really neat looking device. I had never heard of a Gotek before. I will probably try to fix up a few spares/repairs machines I have this spring/summer and will consider that an option as it is a lot cheaper than the device I am currently using.

I had thoughts of getting one for the 486 I have so I can have a boot img.
The 486 will only boot from a drive 559megs or smaller however once in DOS you can make use of a drive partitioned into a few 2gb segments.

Using a boot disk would be fine too I guess :D

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Moondog wrote to Andeddu <=-

Another floppy substitute that is common is a Gotek. It fits in a
floppy bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions. A rotary dial is used to change disk images.

That would have come in handy when installing OS/2 -- 18 disks for the OS, another 15 disks for the fixpaks... :)


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Re: Re: Testing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Moondog on Wed Jan 26 2022 06:55 am

Another floppy substitute that is common is a Gotek. It fits in a
floppy bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions.
A rotary dial is used to change disk images.

That would have come in handy when installing OS/2 -- 18 disks for the OS, another 15 disks for the fixpaks... :)

I remember that.. OS/2 fixpacks requiring so many floppy disks.. I don't remember if IBM provided fixpacks as a single installer that you could run like Microsoft did for Windows.

Nightfox

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Re: Re: Testing
By: Nightfox to poindexter FORTRAN on Thu Jan 27 2022 01:24 pm

Re: Re: Testing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Moondog on Wed Jan 26 2022 06:55 am

Another floppy substitute that is common is a Gotek. It fits in a
floppy bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions.
A rotary dial is used to change disk images.

That would have come in handy when installing OS/2 -- 18 disks for the OS, another 15 disks for the fixpaks... :)

I remember that.. OS/2 fixpacks requiring so many floppy disks.. I don't remember if IBM provided fixpacks as a single installer that you could run like Microsoft did for Windows.

then one disk was bad!
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Re: Testing
By: Andeddu to Moondog on Wed Jan 26 2022 09:13 pm

Re: Testing
By: Moondog to Andeddu on Wed Jan 26 2022 01:51 am

Another floppy substitute that is common is a Gotek. It fits in a floppy bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions. A rotary d is used to change disk images.

It is good to hear vintage computers being put to use.

That's a really neat looking device. I had never heard of a Gotek before. I will probably try to fix up a few spares/repairs machines I have this spring/summer and will consider that an option as it is a lot cheaper than t device I am currently using.

Goteks sell on amazon starting at $30 on up depending on features. Depending on the platform it is going in, it may require flashing (pc, amiga, apple.)
I haven't done the research but I heard they were originally made for an electric piana/ keyboard that took floppies to record songs or trasfer instrument data. They also have industrial applications, where a floppy
would not last long in a dusty or hot, dirty environment.

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Re: Testing
By: Lux to Andeddu on Thu Jan 27 2022 12:10 am

Re: Testing
By: Andeddu to Moondog on Wed Jan 26 2022 09:13 pm

bay, and will format a usb stick into 1000 floppy partitions. A rotar

It is good to hear vintage computers being put to use.

That's a really neat looking device. I had never heard of a Gotek before. will probably try to fix up a few spares/repairs machines I have this spring/summer and will consider that an option as it is a lot cheaper tha the device I am currently using.

I had thoughts of getting one for the 486 I have so I can have a boot img. The 486 will only boot from a drive 559megs or smaller however once in DOS y can make use of a drive partitioned into a few 2gb segments.

Using a boot disk would be fine too I guess :D

Another option you can try is finding a stand alone IDE controller with it's own BIOs configuration. You would go in your motherboard BIOS, and shut off the hard drives. When the pc boots, a prompt will pop up from the controller card asking to press a key to set up, then show which drives it detects.
That is how the SCSI drives used to connect. You might be able to get away with a CF-IDE adapter with an IDE card

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Re: Testing
By: Moondog to Andeddu on Sat Jan 29 2022 02:23 pm

Goteks sell on amazon starting at $30 on up depending on features.
Depending on the platform it is going in, it may require flashing (pc, amiga, apple.)
I haven't done the research but I heard they were originally made for an electric piana/ keyboard that took floppies to record songs or trasfer instrument data. They also have industrial applications, where a floppy would not last long in a dusty or hot, dirty environment.

Cheers, I'll look into it. I have been interested in floppy disk emulators as floppy disk drives themselves are fragile and don't tend to survive long periods in storage. I have a bunch with damaged mechanisms and broken gears that require a lot of TLC which can be time consuming.

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Good evening!

Testing out the sub.

Charon

... A Skydiver is taken by the gravity of his situation.

On 17 May 2023, Charon said the following...

Testing out the sub.

Looks pretty darn good to me, nes-pa?


Mickey
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Good evening!

Testing out the sub.

Charon

... A Skydiver is taken by the gravity of his situation.

Looks like maybe your origin line is missing?


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Hi Everyone

Migrating from PCBoard to sbbs.
Testing

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Re: Testing
By: Luis Silva to all on Fri Aug 11 2023 07:16 pm

Migrating from PCBoard to sbbs.
Testing

Got you here in Australia :)

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Txs for the reply

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Second test - ignore.

no

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On 24 Apr 2024, Ib Joe said the following...

Second test - ignore.

no

Thanx

IB Joe, Pronouns (FJB/LGB)
AKA Joe Schweier
SysOp of 4A 6F 65 73 42 42 53
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Second test - ignore.

no

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Your posts are winding up in Dovenet General Chat. Since they came
through a Fido<>Usenet Gateway, I am guessing that isn't where you wanted
them to go.



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