Are you using NETFOSS?
That is what is required to 'push' doors 'through' the telnet connection.
Are you using NETFOSS?
That is what is required to 'push' doors 'through' the telnet connecti
No, I am not using that. I will give it a try. I just thought it was
relly strange how everything would pop up on the HOST computer
instea of on the computer you were calling in on. And it would
lock up both computers. I don't know how to use NETFOSS but
I will look into it. Thanks
connectiAre you using NETFOSS?
That is what is required to 'push' doors 'through' the telnet
No, I am not using that. I will give it a try. I just thought it was relly strange how everything would pop up on the HOST computer instea of on the computer you were calling in on. And it would lock up both computers. I don't know how to use NETFOSS but I will look into it. Thanks
Feel free to send me an email and I will forward you some configs and some .bat files for reference. NETFOSS is what is required to "route" BBS door game "traffic" through the Telnet Tunnel to be viewed remotely. There are a few games that I gave up on because they would never show up remotely and would only show on the local PC screen.
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A48 (Windows/32) * Origin: Files 4 Fun BBS
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telnetAre you using NETFOSS?
That is what is required to 'push' doors 'through' the
connecti
wasNo, I am not using that. I will give it a try. I just thought it
instearelly strange how everything would pop up on the HOST computer
bothof on the computer you were calling in on. And it would lock up
it.computers. I don't know how to use NETFOSS but I will look into
Thanks
Feel free to send me an email and I will forward you some configs andsome
.bat files for reference. NETFOSS is what is required to "route" BBSdoor
game "traffic" through the Telnet Tunnel to be viewed remotely. Thereare
a few games that I gave up on because they would never show upremotely
and would only show on the local PC screen.
If games dpn't support fossols, you can.use doorway.
If games dpn't support fossols, you can.use doorway.
SirRonmit wrote to Shurato <=-
If games dpn't support fossols, you can.use doorway.
Problem is, when PCMICRO took over everything, they still charge (even today) way too much for the software. I mean, sure, $20 USD isn't bad,
but for the few games that may require it, I just delete the game
because most of them can't be registered anyways without hacking.
And, you still may require netfoss depending on the game. The free
trial wasn't worth setting up
"Doorway includes a HOST (Server) and a CLIENT (Terminal) modem
programs for full functionality without needing 3rd party software, and it's compatible with most other DOS communication software. Doorway is also compatible with telnet access under Windows32 by using NetFoss."
SirRonmit wrote to Shurato <=-
If games dpn't support fossols, you can.use doorway.
Problem is, when PCMICRO took over everything, they still charge(even
today) way too much for the software. I mean, sure, $20 USD isn'tbad,
but for the few games that may require it, I just delete the game because most of them can't be registered anyways without hacking.
And, you still may require netfoss depending on the game. The free trial wasn't worth setting up
"Doorway includes a HOST (Server) and a CLIENT (Terminal) modem programs for full functionality without needing 3rd party software,and
it's compatible with most other DOS communication software. Doorwayis
also compatible with telnet access under Windows32 by using NetFoss."
Pretty sure PCMicro offers a significant discount for Sysops.
Another alternative to all of that is to use Linux/dosemu. ;-)
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