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|    mark lewis to Conrad J. Koehler    |
|    Quo vadis, FD?    |
|    23 Sep 17 22:02:00    |
       On 2017 Sep 24 00:47:48, you wrote to All:               CK> So, let's see what is possible. Using FD term in DOSBox gets me        CK> disconnected on most Telnet BBSs because they 'detect a port scanner',        CK> which I'm certainly not using. In a BBS that doesn't use such a        CK> detection, I can move around as I used to, but there's no way to get        CK> anything via ZModem. The ZModem transfer screen pops up, but it's        CK> unable to transfer a single block. There was no other protocol choice,        CK> so I don't yet know whether this is only ZModem specific. Has anyone        CK> more experience? Anyone know a bunch of good Telnet BBSs that are not        CK> so picky? Anyone know a setting in DOSBox/DOS (env. variable??) that        CK> might hold off ZModem from working?              you can give my system a try... i do have IDS/IPS monitoring so you may be       blocked if your setup does initiate several connection attempts at once...       while we're talking about frontdoor and file transfers in the terminal, the       problam may very well be on the BBS side with whatever zmodem engine they are       using... IIRC, my BBS offers more than one zmodem implementation... see how one        works and change to another if needed...               telnet://bbs.ftn.wpusa.dynip.com              )\/(ark              Always Mount a Scratch Monkey       Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it       wrong...       ... Empathy is the most revolutionary emotion. - Gloria Steinem       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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