Subj : Re: SIO/SIO2K To : Phoobar From : Blue White Date : Tue Apr 28 2020 15:31:15 -=> Phoobar wrote to Blue White <=- BW> If you liked the IT Crowd, check on the British/Irish comedy, "Moone BW> Boy." Chris O'Dowd plays the imaginary friend to the lead character, a BW> young boy named Martin Moone. Hilarious. I believe that show was his Ph> Think I may have it. Recently...he also appeared on an episode of The Ph> Twilight Zone last year. This series sounds almost like a Ryan Reynolds Ph> movie where his pets talk to him to convince him to do things. Well in this show the animals don't talk (that I remember), but the imaginary friend (O'Dowd) does. :) BW> concept, too. BTW, O'Dowd also had a two-episode guest role on Doc BW> Martin as the business partner to Louisa's father... and a schizophrenic BW> (sp?) who plays havok on Martin and Louisa. Ph> Will have to look for it...since I have the complete run. Had to have Ph> seen it...but chances are it was before I main-lined The IT Crowd every Ph> 1 hr lunch I have at work. ;) They are a couple of pretty good episodes. O'Dowd plays the part well. Ph> Onto a more serious note...believe the issue with ArcaOS is the router Ph> is not opening the port to allow communication. Am thinking of taking Ph> this board off line for about an hour or so...assign the Warp box the Ph> IP address...open the port on the SERVICES file to see what happens. If Ph> this doesn't work...would putting the Warp box with the BBS into the Ph> DMZ work? Not having a port open would do it. I am not sure you have to take your main system offline. I think you only have to open a "hole" in the router for that port pointed at the IPA of the OS/2 VM. Unless, of course, you are attempting to use the same port on both machines, in which case your board machine would need to come down first before you change the router. .... Innocent critters *squashed* on the highway of life! --- MultiMail * Origin: Possum Lodge South * possumso.fsxnet.nz:7636/SSH:2122 (21:4/134) .