All,   
      
   > Note that I am mostly using GIT these days   
      
       Originally started using CVS, then moved to using SVN.  Now only use either   
   of those for existing repositories that are shared that aren't being migrated   
   to something like GIT.  GIT is what I'm using for new code repositories, plus   
   ones that can be migrated, and I've started using GitHub instead of my own   
   site to host the publically available ones because I figure they're more   
   likely to be  reliable than my own systems...   
      
      
   > I've established an organizational account there (also free) for   
   > BBBS related stuff there, and have been moving my BBBS related    
   > things there, ....   
      
       I named it "bbbsdeb" because what I mainly wanted it for is to put what   
   I've done for the BBBS installer Debian package online.  And I've also put my   
   other BBBS related things there rather than having them under my account.   The   
   web site for it is at [1], with the profile for it (which lists the available   
   repositories, for instance) being at [2].   The repositories currently hosted   
   there are as follows:   
      
   - pkg-bbbs   - This is the repository for packaging BBBS for Debian.  Since   
   BBBS is currently shareware and therefore non-free, what I have is there two   
   packages;  one that installs it and one that tells the system what BBBS   
   provides (like that it's a web server, etc.)    
      
   - BBBS::MRTG - Perl Module for reading the MRTG BBBS port.  Derived from   
   mrtgbbbs.pl.   
      
   - mrtgbbbs.pl - Perl script for reading the MRTG BBBS port.   
      
   - bconfhtm - Perl script for creating an HTML page from the output of 'bbbs   
   bconf'.   
      
      
   Jame   
      
   [1] http://bbbsdeb.github.com/   
   [2] http://github.com/bbbsdeb/   
      
      
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