Does Synchronet BBS have a PPP server?
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Does Synchronet BBS have a PPP server?
Does it also have a PPPOE as well?
Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Wed Sep 30 2020 12:46 pm
No, neither. These are strange questions you ask.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point-to-Point_Protocol_over_Ethernet
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Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Wed Sep 30 2020 12:46 pm
No, neither. These are strange questions you ask.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point-to-Point_Protocol_over_Ethernet
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point-to-Point_Protocol_over_Ethernet
http://www.santronics.com/index.php
Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Wed Sep 30 2020 04:37 pm
Wildcat! Interactive Net Server added PPP (not PPPoE) support *ages* ago because they wanted to provide a sort of "ISP in a box" solution. I doubt *very* much that anyone uses the PPP feature of Wildcat! these days of ubiquitous residential and commercial Internet access. What is your interest in PPP?
digital man
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DOCSIS = Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification
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Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Wed Sep 30 2020 04:37 pm
Wildcat! Interactive Net Server added PPP (not PPPoE) support *ages* ago because they wanted to provide a sort of "ISP in a box" solution. I doubt *very* much that anyone uses the PPP feature of Wildcat! these days of ubiquitous residential and commercial Internet access. What is your interest in PPP?
Well just throwing out ideas again.
Radius is referred to the FTN Mailer,
not something else, is that correct?
Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Wed Sep 30 2020 05:01 pm
Okay, but your "idea" was the in the form of a question: "Does Synchronet do X"? That's not exactly an "idea". If you have an actual idea, please elaborate.
It depends on the context. What "Radius reference" are you referring to?
There's this one (actually has some relation to PPP): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RADIUS
And this one (very differnet animal): https://sourceforge.net/projects/radiusmailer/
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The Millionaire wrote to Digital Man <=-
Wildcat! Interactive Net Server added PPP (not PPPoE) support *ages* ago because they wanted to provide a sort of "ISP in a box" solution. I doubt *very* much that anyone uses the PPP feature of Wildcat! these days of ubiquitous residential and commercial Internet access. What is your interest in PPP?
Well just throwing out ideas again.
Well just throwing out ideas again. Radius is referred to the FTN Mailer, not
something else, is that correct?
Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Wed Sep 30 2020 05:01 pm
Okay, but your "idea" was the in the form of a question: "Does Synchronet do X"? That's not exactly an "idea". If you have an actual idea, please elaborate.
It depends on the context. What "Radius reference" are you referring to?
There's this one (actually has some relation to PPP): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RADIUS
And this one (very differnet animal): https://sourceforge.net/projects/radiusmailer/
I guess the RADIUS they're talking about on Santronics is not important either for Synchronet.
Does Synchronet BBS have a PPP server?Does it also have a PPPOE as well?
No, neither. These are strange questions you ask.
Does Synchronet BBS have a PPP server?
Does it also have a PPPOE as well?
No, neither. These are strange questions you ask.
You're not throwing out ideas. You're finding random features of other
BBS software, which you don't understand, and then asking if Synchronet has them. Is that an idea? Is the implication that this is a feature suggestion? Why are you suggesting a feature when you don't even know
what it does?
Sounds like he needs to go to another BBS package more to his liking... as he wants to have his cake and eat it, too.
Re: Re: PPP Server
By: Daryl Stout to echicken on Thu Oct 01 2020 17:35:00
I think Wildcat! is the answer. Seems that's where he pulled PPP and RADIUS from.
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At least everything is built-in and easily customizable.
Sounds like he needs to go to another BBS package more to his
liking... as he wants to have his cake and eat it, too.
I think Wildcat! is the answer. Seems that's where he pulled PPP and RADIUS from.
Re: Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to echicken on Thu Oct 01 2020 08:45 pm
That settles it. You should drop Synchronet, and go to Wildcat,
seems it appears you think Synchronet is a piece of crap.
Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, Sysop, The Thunderbolt BBS, Little Rock, AR
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I think Wildcat! is the answer. Seems that's where he pulled PPP and
RADIUS from.
At least everything is built-in and easily customizable.
Re: Re: PPP Server
By: The Millionaire to echicken on Thu Oct 01 2020 08:45 pm
Then go set it up.
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You're not throwing out ideas. You're finding random features of other
BBS software, which you don't understand, and then asking if Synchronet
has them. Is that an idea? Is the implication that this is a feature
suggestion? Why are you suggesting a feature when you don't even know
what it does?
Sounds like he needs to go to another BBS package more to his liking...
as he wants to have his cake and eat it, too.
I think Wildcat! is the answer. Seems that's where he pulled PPP and RADIUS >> from.
At least everything is built-in and easily customizable.
I'm logged on via "Connect Via Telnet", but I did not use the "Log In" option on the upper right of the homepage. My question concerns file
I looked all through the documentation for Firefox, and can't find much on file transfers...mainly for QWK Mail...which is the main way I
answer messages on the BBS.
I know the file transfer options with Synchronet are Xmodem, Ymodem, Ymodem-G, and Zmodem...and I think one could use FHSLINK as the fossil
Lately, in using SyncTerm, whether I set the default display to either 80x24 or 80x25, it gets skewed, and the ANSI animations don't show up properly. However, they DO show up correctly with the "Connect Via Telnet"
option via your web interface.
Lately, in using SyncTerm, whether I set the default display to either 80x24 or 80x25, it gets skewed, and the ANSI animations don't show up properly. However, they DO show up correctly with the "Connect Via Telnet" option via your web interface.
That's very weird. Did you update SyncTerm? If not, maybe you should. If yes, DM & Deuce will probably need more info to figure it out.
On 10/1/2020 8:45 PM, The Millionaire wrote:
You should *definitely* pay/switch to Wildcat and start using that instead.
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You should *definitely* pay/switch to Wildcat and start using that instead.
The guy’s nicer there. At least he doesn’t trash talk people like they do here.
On 10/2/2020 3:09 PM, The Millionaire wrote:
Why are you still here then?
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Tracker1 wrote to The Millionaire <=-
I think Wildcat! is the answer. Seems that's where he pulled PPP and RADIUS
from.
At least everything is built-in and easily customizable.
You should *definitely* pay/switch to Wildcat and start using
that instead.
The Millionaire wrote to Tracker1 <=-
Why are you still here then?
Out of loyalty and sympathy I suppose.
The Millionaire wrote to echicken <=-
I think Wildcat! is the answer. Seems that's where he pulled PPP and RADIUS from.
At least everything is built-in and easily customizable.
The Millionaire wrote to Altere <=-
Then go set it up.
Don't worry. I will.
I think Wildcat! is the answer. Seems that's where he pulled PPP and RAD from.
echicken
At least everything is built-in and easily customizable.
$ The Millionaire $
..."Will we ever fear the ecstasy of free thought?" - Thinkman...
Sounds like he needs to go to another BBS package more to his liking...
as he wants to have his cake and eat it, too.
He should just pay for Wildcat WINserver and go on their message boards asking for random/unrelated features.
I'm logged on via "Connect Via Telnet", but I did not use the "Log In" option on the upper right of the homepage. My question concerns file
The telnet client in use on webv4 is Rich Parrish's excellent fTelnet:
https://www.ftelnet.ca/
("Connect via telnet" is just a button that triggers fTelnet.)
There's no need to be logged into the web interface; when fTelnet connects, you'll get the usual login process that you see if you telnet into your BBS.
It's probably simpler to just use an FTP client to connect to your
board and download the packet that way. However, if you do want to do
it this way ...
I know the file transfer options with Synchronet are Xmodem, Ymodem, Ymodem-G, and Zmodem...and I think one could use FHSLINK as the fossil
fTelnet supports YModem-G transfers, but this feature is not enabled by default. You can turn it on by editing ctrl/modopts.ini -> [web] -> ftelnet_xfer to true. Just make sure this line is present, or if set to false, changed to true:
ftelnet_xfer = true
I can't remember if the change will take effect immediately. You may
need to look for the file temp/ftelnet.url and delete it if it exists
to cause a refresh.
That's very weird. Did you update SyncTerm? If not, maybe you should.
If yes, DM & Deuce will probably need more info to figure it out.
You should *definitely* pay/switch to Wildcat and start using that instead.
The guy's nicer there. At least he doesn't trash talk people like they do here.
Why are you still here then?
There's a known bug in SyncTERM v1.1 that only affects Telnet
connections and only when the status bar is visible, the terminal dimensions are *sometimes* detected by the BBS as 80x25 instead of (the correct) dimensions of 80x24. The problem does not impact RLogin or SSH logins and it has since been fixed in the SyncTERM code base.
Will you ever change your tagline??
Daryl
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Rob,
There's a known bug in SyncTERM v1.1 that only affects Telnet connections and only when the status bar is visible, the terminal dimensions are *sometimes* detected by the BBS as 80x25 instead of (the correct) dimensions of 80x24. The problem does not impact RLogin or SSH logins and it has since been fixed in the SyncTERM code base.
I tried to download that from ftp://vert.synchro.net (where I also get
the sbbs_dev.zip and sbbs_run.zip from).
It crashed the browser (Firefox), and never did download.
need to look for the file temp/ftelnet.url and delete it if it exists
Will it be rebuilt if I zap it??
..."Will we ever fear the ecstasy of free thought?" - Thinkman...
Will you ever change your tagline??
Daryl
Will you ever change your tagline??
... Nothing is fool-proof to a sufficiently talented fool.
I just did. Happy now?
..."It's cold in here!" - LaTour...
There's a known bug in SyncTERM v1.1 that only affects Telnet connections and only when the status bar is visible, the terminal dimensions are *sometimes* detected by the BBS as 80x25 instead of (the correct) dimensions of 80x24. The problem does not impact RLogin or SSH logins and it has since been fixed in the SyncTERM code base.
I tried to download that from ftp://vert.synchro.net (where I also get
the sbbs_dev.zip and sbbs_run.zip from).
It crashed the browser (Firefox), and never did download.
Try a different browser.
Rob,
There's a known bug in SyncTERM v1.1 that only affects Telnet connections and only when the status bar is visible, the terminal dimensions are *sometimes* detected by the BBS as 80x25 instead of (the correct) dimensions of 80x24. The problem does not impact RLogin or SSH logins and it has since been fixed in the SyncTERM code base.
I tried to download that from ftp://vert.synchro.net (where I also get the sbbs_dev.zip and sbbs_run.zip from).
It crashed the browser (Firefox), and never did download.
Try a different browser.
They upgraded Firefox, and then I went to download SyncTerm 1.1-Setup, and finally got it. But, the date on the file was still for August...so, I still have the glitch as noted above...and that was the same for the download at vert.synchro.net and on sourceforge.
The glitch that I described? If yes, did you try reconnecting or using
a different protocol (e.g. SSH or RLogin) or disabling the status bar?
Rob,
The glitch that I described? If yes, did you try reconnecting or using a different protocol (e.g. SSH or RLogin) or disabling the status bar?
I'll see if I can disable the status bar...as SyncTerm does not allow
for an 80x24 setting, unless you set it to custom, then try to enter it
that way. But, I've tried that, and it still doesn't work.
I'm not sure what you're trying to do. I was suggesting trying this (in SyncTERM):
³Screen Mode 80x25
³Hide Status Line Yes
To see if it resolves the reported issue, which I'm not sure I fully understand either.
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