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   Marceline Jones to C.G. LEARN   
   Re: Net2BBS   
   27 Mar 21 10:18:00   
   
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   MSGID: 17520.dbridge@1:103/705 24c3f317   
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   PID: Synchronet 3.19a-Win32 new_file_base/80939fd08 Mar 25 2021 MSC 1928   
   TID: SBBSecho 3.14-Linux new_file_base/80939fd08 Mar 25 2021 GCC 8.3.0   
   BBSID: VERT   
   CHRS: ASCII 1   
    MJ>  MJ> Why cannot Net2BBS just pass the raw connection to D'Bridge WFC mode    
    MJ>  MJ> it because the author wants to sell NetSerial instead ?   
    MJ>  WD>    
      
    CL> Come on, thats not fair, two different softwares for two different    
    CL> purposes. I use both. If you want to use FD or D'Bridge WFC screen,   
    CL> you  will have to use NetSerial, if you want to pass telnet infor to    
    CL> something, and login, use net2bbs. A suggestion, if you want to have a   
      
   I tend to think of Net2BBS as NetSerial Lite.   
      
   Does NetSerial have anti-portscanning features ?   
      
    CL> 5 node system, make nodes 1-4 net2bbs on one port, and node 5, use    
    CL> netserial on the last node to answer the mailer on a different port.    
    CL> Give both out to your users. If they want to call node 5, they just   
    CL> hit  esc twice and log in as usual. Now you have a dedicated mail node,   
    CL> and 4 user nodes. Process all your events on node 5. It's doable.   
      
   If Net2BBS only spawns BBS processes on demand, then the "Who's Online" menu   
   will not show all the nodes. I want people to see that I have 256 nodes   
   waiting for a connection.   
      
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