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     Re: Re: Exit to BBS   
     By: Nick Andre to Deon George on Thu Apr 30 2020 10:31 am   
      
    NA> On 30 Apr 20  21:55:48, Deon George said the following to Nick Andre:   
    DG>> FOO 38400 2 999 *L CONNECT 38400   
    DG>> IE: The *L wasnt changed to the "line". I was expecting it to be   
    DG>> changed to    
    NA> Let me look at the code later today or tomorrow that does this and if a   
    NA> fix is necessary I'll publish an update.   
      
   Hi Nick,   
      
   I'm just circling back to this - did you find out why *L is not being used?   
      
   I've noticed something strange, that I would be interested to know if it is   
   workable. I'm leveraging an old frontend BAT file for DB (DB.BAT), which would   
   load the fossil, load DB and when there is a human caller, DB should exit with   
   an error level, so DB.BAT knows to spawn the BBS (instead of exiting).   
      
   The reason for *L is I currently have DB as "Node 2" and DB.BAT is called with   
   a "2" argument, which means it would look for the batch file that DB should   
   create "BBS2.BAT". (At the moment I have BBS*L.BAT, which is not working).   
      
   When I hard code "BBS2.BAT", I've noticed it is NOT created initally. IE:    
      
   In Advanced -> BBS Configuration -> DOS commands, I have   
   echo \FOSSIL\X00\X00 E > BBS2.BAT   
   echo SPAWNBBS *B *P *T *L *C >> BBS2.BAT   
   *X   
      
   When I connect first connect (BBS2.BAT doesnt exist) - I am presented with   
   "Press ESC...", and DB reports "Anxious BBS Caller..." and exits. It does   
   *NOT* create BBS2.BAT.   
      
   Because it doesnt exist, the DB.BAT cycles round and reloads DB. When it does   
   DB recognises that there is a connection and re-shows "Press ESC...", pressing   
   ESC this time has BBS2.BAT created.   
      
   If I hangup and call it again, I have to go through the 2 "Press ESC" cycles   
   to get into the BBS on the "same" connection.   
      
   Hope this makes sense...?   
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