Subj : Fido on a removable drive To : RUSSELL TIEDT From : Mvan Le Date : Tue Aug 29 2006 09:01 pm ML> Why not just install your entire BBS into one directory, eg. ML> C:\Bbs (or \\bbs (UNC path)) ML> and map that directory to a network drive eg. M:. RT> Like the idea ... and maximus runs fine so I assume ... Yeah. I installed Maximus 3.01 into C:\Bbs\board\max and mapped C:\bbs to M:. "M" drive was chosen because it was named after M)aximus :) I currently split my BBS up into 3 core directories, \board \fossils \mailing Breaking things up in this way makes it easier to install new BBS software & mix-and-match any associated tools you might like to experiment with, or run multiple BBS' on the same machine (or separate computers) while keeping all the files under one easily accessible location. Makes backups much easier. The BBS Software goes into \board. Some time down the track I'll install Opus and Iniquity in there. I have GameSrv & NetFOSS installed in \fossils, and also BNU, X00, AnDan and Zoob Telnet Server just in case. I've got 3 versions of BinkleyTerm installed (DOS, Win32, Gamma-6). Setting it up like this allows me to switch mailers simply by copying configuration & batch files, while keeping redundancy in case the migration fails. (This is planned sometime in the future). M:\mailing\binkd M:\mailing\binkley.trm M:\mailing\binkley.trm\bt (dos) M:\mailing\binkley.trm\bw32_260 (w32 v2.60) M:\mailing\binkley.trm\bw32_xr6 (XE gamma-6) M:\mailing\fd (FrontDoor) M:\mailing\flstW201 M:\mailing\NODELIST M:\mailing\squish M:\board\doors M:\board\Filebase M:\board\MAX M:\board\MAX\MSGBASE Volume in drive M has no label. Volume Serial Number is 44FA-8034 Directory of M:\ 26/08/2006 14:02