Subj : Re: Amiga BBSes
To   : Stephen Walsh
From : Bo Simonsen
Date : Sun Apr 19 2009 23:20:52

  Re: Re: Amiga BBSes
  By: Stephen Walsh to Bo Simonsen on Sat Apr 18 2009 18:30:16

 >
 >  BS> I succeeded in finding two amiga bbses yesterday.. Kinda cool..
 >
 > There more than two floating around.

I guess so.. Just thought of, is there any Xenolink boards around?

Personally, I found a AmiExpress clone for Linux called Daydream (I know there
is a daydream for Amiga too but never looked into it), kinda
cool, I even wrote a Fidonet packet tosser, which I thought I've lost.
I didn't have the energy to start over, so I'm running Synchronet now.

But tonight I found the source, hidden in some backup files. So definitely
need to setup the BBS up agian. It was really a nice piece of software.

 >  BS> The killing ground is still up and running.. Don't know if the author
 >  BS> is around, but I found another one running Zeus: miserybbs.com,
 >  BS> according
 >
 > Neil is still around, but very busy!

Really a complete BBS package he wrote.. Even more when you think of both
mailer and tosser is included.

 > There's a lot of work required to get a bbs system setup. My system is
 > still in the process of being setup and is taking a while due to issues
 > with the machine and software.

I see.. Just having a default BBS installation is not that fun!

But good luck with your system setup :)

Regards,
Bo

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