Subj : Windows & Unix?
To   : Digital Man
From : tmcca
Date : Sat Feb 25 2023 10:31:29

>   Re: Windows & Unix?
>   By: tmcca to Digital Man on Fri Feb 24 2023 01:34 pm

> You would run an instance of Synchronet on Windows and an instance of
> Synchronet on Linux (as I posted before, but you didn't quote that part of
> the message). The 2 instances would share the same sbbs tree (e.g. using
> SMB/Samba, or possibly NFS). Users that want to play DOS door games would
> connect to the Windows instance at a different hostname, IP address, or port
> number than the Linux instance. Users that didn't care about DOS door games
> would connect to the Linux instance. Each instance would use a separate
> sbbs.ini file that specified the node range it would service:
> wiki.synchro.net/config:ini_files#filenaming

> All other configuration and data files would be shared between the 2
> instaces. -- 
>                                             digital man (rob)

> Synchronet "Real Fact" #30:
> The COM I/O routines for Synchronet for DOS were written in ASM by Steve
> Deppe Norco, CA WX: 49.1øF, 87.0% humidity, 3 mph ENE wind, 0.12 inches
> rain/24hrs


I am trying to see if this is correct.
I installed Synchronet on Windows C:\sbbs and on Linux /sbbs
I used samba and mounted it on my linux drive /sbbs like so sudo mount.cifs
//GAMEPC/sbbs /sbbs -o user=sbbs,uid=$UID

in linux my sbbs.ini is named sbbs.linux.ini and nodes first 1 last 10 in .
Windows its sbbs.ini and nodes I have in there first 11
 and last 15

sorry for all the questions, I am new to this.

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