Subj : Re: Virtual Modem for a DOS BBS To : alterego From : stizzed Date : Sun Jun 21 2020 21:05:44 On |1522 Jun 2020|08, |15alterego |08said the following... al> Re: Virtual Modem for a DOS BBS al> By: stizzed to All on Sun Jun 21 2020 09:39 am al> al> st> Id like to get NetSerial working as its the only free option and look al> st> like a much better app than the others. Any thoughts or suggestions f al> st> fix for Netserial or another free (or at least cheaper) app would be al> st> greatly appreciated. Please note that Spitfire is not fossil aware s al> st> dont think I will be able to get it running under Mystic or Netfoss a al> st> net3bbs. al> al> Is NetSerial free now? No, sorry. Still $25 for SysOps. Just NOT $280! al> I've used it in the past, but with limited success. al> al> Depending on what is your windows server (physical/virtual), you could al> plug into the serial port and use tcpser from another device. IIRC there al> may also be a compile of tcpser for windows, but you probably need to al> use it with a (software) null modem like comm0comm. Otherwise you can do al> all that on linux, even using a Pi. Windows Server 2003 32-bit, single physical COM2 al> One of the problems with the "telnet to serial port" is while it al> generally works for interactive sessions, if you are wanting to enable al> downloads (via zmodem for example), or mailer (that does zmodem al> transfers) then you will likly have issues - either because the telnet al> stream is not 8 bit, or because of timeouts due to the large TCP window al> and the slow emulated serial port speed. al> al> Good luck though, curious to know how it works out... al> al> ...лоеп Thank you, sir! I will let you know. To my knowledge, no-one is running Spitfire. At least no-one in the Telnet BBS List. Perhaps there is a very good reason for that ;-) ..\\ichael Batts a.k.a. stizzed (because, why not?) SysOp, The ROCK BBS III --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/06/11 (Windows/32) * Origin: The ROCK III - therockbbs.net - TELNET:10023 (21:4/156) .