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   Michael wrote (2021-02-01):   
      
    MM> And because it just has to be, I now want to get a BBS up and running as   
    MM> well. Criteria would be connection to Fidonet, as simple and as text   
    MM> oriented as possible (so no ANSI gimmicks) and of course it should run on   
    MM> the same Debian system as Binkley & Co.   
      
    MM> Do you have any tips what I should look at best here?   
      
   I sounds Maximus would be the perfect fit, unfortunately it is unmaintained   
   for a long time. I wasn't able to compile it on a recent Linux distro. It was   
   ported to gcc 3.x a long time ago, but after that nobody touched the sources   
   anymore. I loved Maximus for being very simple in the default install, but   
   also very extensible.   
      
   Besides the closed sourced Mystic there is Enigma½ and Synchronet. All three   
   are bigger packages and have everything included (only Enigma doesn't inlcude   
   a mailer).   
      
   A very new project is Talisman BBS. It uses a Squish message base.   
      
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