Hi

I've been working hard, and put up a website and opened up the source for my new BBS.

It's not complete yet, but has most of the features you'd expect from a telnet BBS - the 2 most notable exceptions are file areas and offline mail.

It uses JAM message bases, so you can use HPT with it to get FTN. The interbbs last callers appears to work, but I can't test it properly until I get an fsx node number.

It's not really meant to be competing with other full featured BBSes, just something fun to do when you want to do something different :)

The website is here https://envybbs.org/

:)

Andrew

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Awesome! Thanks for sharing!! I love digging through the source code of other custom BBS software!

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The website is here https://envybbs.org/

Very nice website! I like it! Are you going to setup a page with the ftelnet client? Also, what is on the githug you linked?

... When all else fails, read the instructions

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The website is here https://envybbs.org/

Very nice website! I like it! Are you going to setup a page with the ftelnet client? Also, what is on the githug you linked?

There is a page with ftelnet, it's on the contact page. The github link is the source to the BBS!

:)

Andrew



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