Subj : Re: SSH on BBSes
To   : tenser
From : Arelor
Date : Thu Apr 14 2022 15:20:21

  Re: Re: SSH on BBSes
  By: tenser to Arelor on Thu Apr 14 2022 10:02 am

 > On 13 Apr 2022 at 07:31a, Arelor pondered and said...
 > 
 >  Ar> He also allowed access to legacy BSD 2.X systems within a controled
 >  Ar> network.
 > 
 > In the local region, I give hams access to a number of
 > systems via AX.25: Multics, TOPS-20, 7th Edition Unix,
 > 4.3BSD, a modern version of DragonFly, RSTS/E, VAX/VMS,
 > VM/CMS and CDC Cyber NOS.  Well, not so much VM/CMS as
 > that requires 3270, which isn't that easy over AX.25,
 > but I do give accounts on the mainframe.
 > 
 > It's fun, but almost no one uses it.  People used to
 > traffic BBSes can't figure it out.  :-)

That is very cool. Are you using SHIM for the early Unices?

Offering Dragonfly is a weird choice for a retro themed offering since it is
modern. I got a DVD with Dragonfly with the current Linux Magazine :-)

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