For Sale Forum
Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 11:11 pm
Do you think it might be a good idea to put a For Sale section on the Forum? I'v got a few BBS related things I'd like to sell and maybe some of the other guys might as well.
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What are you selling hardware/software or other?Syclops wrote:Do you think it might be a good idea to put a For Sale section on the Forum? I'v got a few BBS related things I'd like to sell and maybe some of the other guys might as well.
I don't need one I have a 16 port digi board. I only run telnet inbound so no sale here but someone may take you up on it. Try posting in the worldlink sysop message forum.Syclops wrote:I've got a couple Boca Research BB-2016's 16 Port Serial Boards I'm possibly looking to part with, but I'm not looking to give them away if you know what I mean. They are complete, functional and come with 16 RJ45 to DB9 Short Pigtails to hook regular Modem Cables upto or Crossover Cables if you want.
anyone got a dual CPU system? not interested in perephials but will settle for whatever, originally i was looking at a dual XEON 2.40 socket 478 board but my supplier doesnt have anymore.Stoneslinger76 wrote:I don't need one I have a 16 port digi board. I only run telnet inbound so no sale here but someone may take you up on it. Try posting in the worldlink sysop message forum.Syclops wrote:I've got a couple Boca Research BB-2016's 16 Port Serial Boards I'm possibly looking to part with, but I'm not looking to give them away if you know what I mean. They are complete, functional and come with 16 RJ45 to DB9 Short Pigtails to hook regular Modem Cables upto or Crossover Cables if you want.
ueah i found it to be quite overbloated, not too bad for a free o/s web package but in my opinion the database stuff needs to be looked at.Syclops wrote:Worldgroup.Net?? Hey did you ever get DotNetNuke setup and running?
Yeah, I just formatted all my Server drives and re-loaded everything from scratch. I'm setting up Windows 2003 w/IIS6, SQL Express 2005, DNN 4.8.4 and WG 3.2 again and I'm going to setup menus so the DNN user can Telnet, ActiveHTML, or WG Client to the BBS. I wish there was a way for the BBS to Authenticate against the DNN Installation so the user didn't have to Login twice. I've also located some nice DNN Modules that let you do just about everthing that WG does except the Games. Very nice File Libraries, Teleconference, E-Mail, and Forums.dspain wrote:ueah i found it to be quite overbloated, not too bad for a free o/s web package but in my opinion the database stuff needs to be looked at.Syclops wrote:Worldgroup.Net?? Hey did you ever get DotNetNuke setup and running?
you still got it up and running?
pass the login in the http link.Syclops wrote:Yeah, I just formatted all my Server drives and re-loaded everything from scratch. I'm setting up Windows 2003 w/IIS6, SQL Express 2005, DNN 4.8.4 and WG 3.2 again and I'm going to setup menus so the DNN user can Telnet, ActiveHTML, or WG Client to the BBS. I wish there was a way for the BBS to Authenticate against the DNN Installation so the user didn't have to Login twice. I've also located some nice DNN Modules that let you do just about everthing that WG does except the Games. Very nice File Libraries, Teleconference, E-Mail, and Forums.dspain wrote:ueah i found it to be quite overbloated, not too bad for a free o/s web package but in my opinion the database stuff needs to be looked at.Syclops wrote:Worldgroup.Net?? Hey did you ever get DotNetNuke setup and running?
you still got it up and running?
ActiveHTML passes to java too, look at the remote sysop menu active-html, thats all java.Syclops wrote:For the ActiveHTML? Do you have any Examples you could share? How would I pass it to a Java Telnet Applet? Anything you could enlighten me with I'd appreciate it, I've got some web skills, but I'm no expert by any means.