Subj : Freq processor
To   : Joachim Probst
From : Vince Coen
Date : Mon Oct 07 2019 13:30:32

Hello Joachim!

Sunday October 06 2019 18:13, you wrote to All:

 > Hello everybody!

 > As I am back on the fidonet for a few weeks now and all the basic
 > stuff is running fine. I wanted to start for the next part of
 > reestablishing my old Shadow Corner BBS. I'm running binkd with husky
 > as the basic setup. husky supports the building of file lists, so far
 > so good. But I did not find a file request processor included in
 > husky, but as a lot of documentation is in russian language, I might
 > haved missed some information.

 > What file request processors do you use?
 > (standalone, I do not have a BBS backend installed yet and running on
 > linux on a raspberry pi).

I also run a bbs on a Pi (3B+) as a back up for the main system.
The Pi does a rsync every hour to ensure it is up to date but excludes various
directories such as ~/bin as Pi is ARM and main is X64, there are a few others
for similar reasons.

The Pi runs mbse which is a total Linux system so there is nothing else needed
other than crontab running.

Needless to say the main system also runs mbse.

Mbse is available as source from sourceforge
(www.sourceforge.net/projects/mbsebbs)

There are a few packages that also need to be installed before compiling it
(using gcc) and on the Pi does take 10 minutes or so but I run it using a
hard drive via a x830 plus case and a Laptop power source adapter (all via
eBay) which is an easy process and the SD card is removed as not needed for 
the
3B+.

Vince

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