I'm stuck in the process of attempting to install syncterm on Linux. I have the source code from sourceforge, but I don't find the usual configure and make files. I'd greatly appreciate any pointers on how I might build and install the syncterm source code. I'm using Slackware 14.1 x86-64 3.10.17 kernel.
Janis Kracht wrote to Bob Grant <=-
Hi Bob,
I don't run Synchronet, but I've seen extensive info on Rob's site at http://www.synchro.net/
This link on his site may help you:
http://wiki.synchro.net/install:nix
Take care,
Janis
This link on his site may help you:
http://wiki.synchro.net/install:nix
Actually I'm trying to install the syncterm BBS client, not SyncrhoNet BBS.
I did find the BBS client software at the line below which does much of what I
want, but it's oriented to Chinese BBSes. It doesn't get the graphics quite right, but it has Zmodem.
https://code.google.com/p/fqterm/
Janis Kracht wrote to Bob Grant <=-
Hi Bob,
This is the second time I have had to tell you that this thread is about
Syncterm, NOT Synchronet, please read subject lines and posts before replying.
On 09-27-14 15:30, Janis Kracht wrote to Bob Grant <=-eplying.
This is the second time I have had to tell you that this thread is about
Syncterm, NOT Synchronet, please read subject lines and posts before
Where do you think folks discuss syncterm? I see several hits in some
of the sync* echos.
Maybe someone reading this echo can help you and I hope they can... but this echo hasn't been very active in a long while.
This is the second time I have had to tell you that this thread is about
Syncterm, NOT Synchronet, please read subject lines and posts before replyi
Where do you think folks discuss syncterm? I see several hits in some of th sync* echos.
Maybe someone reading this echo can help you and I hope they can... but this echo hasn't been very active in a long while.
Fernando Toledo wrote to Bob Grant <=-
I i compile it on debian
http://mentors.debian.net/package/syncterm
you must download from syncterm.bbsdev.net and untar, then
cd src/syncterm
make
you need some depends (curses and sdl)
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I apologize for being a jerk, I didn't know that, I'm too used toLOL, like those on the Internet forums, FB, and well just about anywhere
the world outside fidonet where people don't know what they're
talking about.
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On 11/23/14 11:46 am, Glenn Jarvis wrote:
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Hey, Glenn, is your board telnetable by any chance?
On 09-27-14 15:30, Janis Kracht wrote to Bob Grant <=-eplying.
This is the second time I have had to tell you that this thread is about
Syncterm, NOT Synchronet, please read subject lines and posts before
Where do you think folks discuss syncterm? I see several hits in some
of the sync* echos.
Maybe someone reading this echo can help you and I hope they can... but this echo hasn't been very active in a long while.
Glenn Jarvis wrote to Robert Wolfe <=-
On 11/23/14 11:46 am, Glenn Jarvis wrote:
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Hey, Glenn, is your board telnetable by any chance?
Yes it is Robert. Why do you ask? Is there a problem connecting?
Glenn
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No, you just don't have your telnet address or BBS name in your
origin line :)
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No, you just don't have your telnet address or BBS name in your
origin line :)
Oh good grief! I can't believe I didn't notice it. Thanks for the
reminder Robert, I'll have to change that tomorrow. Beauty sleep
first, then work. <g>
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Oh good grief! I can't believe I didn't notice it. Thanks for the reminder Robert, I'll have to change that tomorrow. Beauty sleep first, then work. <g>
just remember that it isn't required or mandatory... not by the specs or usaline
convention... see mine below for an example of a truly clean FTN origin
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That's all I see on this end Mark ;)
How's mine look now?
Glenn
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Oh good grief! I can't believe I didn't notice it. Thanks for
the reminder Robert, I'll have to change that tomorrow. Beauty
sleep first, then work. <g>
just remember that it isn't required or mandatory... not by the
specs or usa convention... see mine below for an example of a truly
clean FTN origin line
Yeah, but it helps if people like myself want to check out said BBS
:) If it's a Wildcat! board, I will definitely be a regular
visitor :)
Glenn Jarvis wrote to Robert Wolfe <=-
Oh good grief! I can't believe I didn't notice it. Thanks for the
reminder Robert, I'll have to change that tomorrow. Beauty sleep first, then work. <g>
mark lewis wrote to ROBERT WOLFE <=-
just remember that it isn't required or mandatory... not by the
specs or usa convention... see mine below for an example of a truly
clean FTN origin line
Yeah, but it helps if people like myself want to check out said BBS
:) If it's a Wildcat! board, I will definitely be a regular
visitor :)
that's true... and as sysops, we have access to that information via
the nodelist for the most part ;)
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