Hi Janis,   
   I would be interested in any scripts that you have that will tie all my mail   
   stuff together. ie... when mail comes in and gets processed, and when someone   
   writes messages and they need to be packed to go out.  I do have to run my   
   ftp, telnet and http on non standard ports. For some reason they won't bind to   
   the standard even tho nothing else is bound to them.   
      
   Thanks,   
   Rich   
      
   > Hi Rich,   
   >>I did a little editing and fixed the symlink issue... all seems to be working   
   >>good now. BBBS started under my ubuntu 13.10 machine. All I need to do now is   
   >> get all my conferences in and go from there. If I can get this wirking I'll   
   >> change over from Windows 7 to Ubuntu.   
   > So glad it's working so far.   
   > I use node 2 to dial out via telnet/binkp.  In bcfg4 2 (for node 2), I have   
   > Local Screen echo enabled, and also Slow Protocols enabled (both are marked   
   > with [X].   
   > Here's my script to run my dialout node (node 2), it runs pretty much all   
   > day/night, and sends out crash mail to nodes configured with the C flag in   
   >external.bbb.  I was also tossing mail with this script if I picked it up, but   
   > then commented it out (# below is a commented out line), and use cron  now to   
   > toss mail, etc.   
   > ====start dialout.sh====   
   > #!/bin/sh   
   > cd /home/bbbs   
   > while :   
   > do   
   > cd /home/bbbs   
   > ./bbbs 2 2 TCPIP   
   > #   
   > RC=$?   
   > echo BBBS RC: $RC   
   > #  if [ $RC = 137 ]; then   
   > #    exit   
   > #  fi   
   > #  set this errorlevel in Global: FidoNet: Sessions: Mail errorlevel   
   > #  if [ $RC = 11 ];   
   > #    then nohup /home/bbbs/mailin.sh  &   
   > #  fi   
   > #  Above commented out since I run mailin.sh in a cron job now.   
   > #  set this errorlevel in Global: FidoNet: Sessions: User mail errl.   
   > #  if [ $RC = 12 ];   
   > #  then nohup /home/bbbs/mailout.sh &   
   > #  fi   
   > if [ $RC = 0 ]; then   
   > exit   
   > fi   
   > reset   
   > done   
   > =========end dialout.sh==   
   >This script above uses node 2, remember, so when you start BBBSD, you take tha   
   > into account and start with node 3:   
   > =====start telnetnode.sh=======   
   > #/bin/sh   
   > cd /home/bbbs   
   > #   
   > ./bbbsd 3 15 telnetd:23 httpd:8080 ftpd:60721 rawd:24555:binkp "quiet" "fork"   
   > "uid:"bbs &   
   > # line above wraps!   
   > ========end telnetnode.sh   
   > This line above runs nodes 3-15 as binkp, http, telnet.   
   > If you have any problems let me know, you may have to add some lines to your   
   >/etc/services file.  I had to add these lines to /etc/services at the bottom o   
   > the file, under #Local services.. you have to be careful with this file.   
   > # Local services   
   > bftp-data       60720/tcp                       #BBBS Bftp-data   
   > bftp            60721/tcp                       #BBBS Bftp   
   > bsmtp           2525/tcp          mail          #BBBS email   
   > bpop3           6110/tcp         pop-3          # BBBS POP version 3   
   > bpop3           6110/udp         pop-3          # BBBS Pop   
   > Take care,   
   > Janis   
      
   --- BBBS/NT v4.10 Dada-1   
    * Origin: Outpost Sierra VI (1:322/762)