[comp.os.os2] Choice of BBS software

Reijo.Salminen@f1.n515.z2.FIDONET.ORG (Reijo Salminen) (01/28/90)

 > I wish to run a multiuser BBS with the aid of OS/2.
 > I have a strong 386 computer for the purpose, but I haven't
 > the faintest idea
 > of wich software to use ...
 > The system is supposed to have a couple of line in, some
 > echo-mail and
 > a number of Mb's for download.
 > Could a few of you wise fellows enlighten me ... ????
Wise - heh - anyway, there is at least one commercial BBS-software 
available, and you can check how it works by dialing to California 
to numbers (805)-582-9306 (V.22bis, MNP), or (805)-581-1275 (USR DS).
 
The name of the BBS-software is Magnum BBS or something like that, 
from that BBS you can see, how to get that software. 



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Peter.Fitzsimmons@p1.f628.n250.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Peter Fitzsimmons) (01/30/90)

 >     3. MagnuS  (I think) 1-416-867-9664

Yup. And 416-867-9664

 >     5. And of an OPUS Clone.  No details.

I think you're talking about magnuS again -- it is an opus clone (at
least it started out that way;  it's a lot more advanced now).

The one from FL is a PM bbs I hear!   That makes about as much sense
as porting CONFMAIL or MASM to PM.  I can understand writing a user
interface for the bbs in PM (ala MSGED), but the bbs itself? naw.

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Troy.Carroll@f56.n3605.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Troy Carroll) (02/03/90)

Peter,
   As the author of the PM based BBS, let me clarify a few things.. 
The node sessions run in either text windows or full screen 
sessions.  The component of the BBS that utilizes the PM is the 
sysop utility/control program.  This allows the SYSOP to take 
advantage of the convenience of PM.  In addition, it supplies the 
SYSOP with statistics on current system activity, animated graphs, 
etc.  Who said PM doesn't make sense?
 
  - Troy
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