Hi all!

I was wondering how to get BBBS to actually make a binkp CALL OUT? I seem to have been told this one time but that was a while back. Is there a special format for the BBBS command line to activate the WFC screen so that an outbound
binkp connection can be done?

--- BBBS/2 v4.10 Toy-3
* Origin: Omicron Theta (1:261/20)

Hi Robert!

I was wondering how to get BBBS to actually make a binkp CALL OUT? I seem to have been told this one time but that was a while back. Is there a special
format for the BBBS command line to activate the WFC screen so that an outboun
binkp connection can be done?

There is a whole section in sysop.gui for OS/2, just type "bag sysop.gui" and then type s for search, then type OS/2. I just took a look at that section and
it seems to work the same way the linux version does, that I run here :)

So I think you'd use "bbbs 1 2 TCPIP" to start node 2 for TCPIP for outgoing calls... for incoming calls you'd use bbbsd?

Maybe one of the OS/2 sysops here will have a better answer :)

Take care,
Janis

--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-3
* Origin: Prism bbs (1:261/38)

Hi Robert!

I was wondering how to get BBBS to actually make a binkp CALL OUT? I seem to >> have been told this one time but that was a while back. Is there a special >>format for the BBBS command line to activate the WFC screen so that an outbou >> binkp connection can be done?

There is a whole section in sysop.gui for OS/2, just type "bag sysop.gui" and
then type s for search, then type OS/2. I just took a look at that section an
it seems to work the same way the linux version does, that I run here :)

So I think you'd use "bbbs 1 2 TCPIP" to start node 2 for TCPIP for outgoing calls... for incoming calls you'd use bbbsd?

Maybe one of the OS/2 sysops here will have a better answer :)

I thought I was the only BBBS/2 sysop :)

--- BBBS/2 v4.10 Toy-3
* Origin: Omicron Theta (1:261/20)

Hi Robert!

There is a whole section in sysop.gui for OS/2, just type "bag sysop.gui" and >>then type s for search, then type OS/2. I just took a look at that section a >> it seems to work the same way the linux version does, that I run here :)

So I think you'd use "bbbs 1 2 TCPIP" to start node 2 for TCPIP for outgoing >> calls... for incoming calls you'd use bbbsd?

Maybe one of the OS/2 sysops here will have a better answer :)

I thought I was the only BBBS/2 sysop :)

Hmm... you may be now... Not sure. :( I doubt my msg. area goes back very far to see who was running it..

Take care,
Janis

--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-3
* Origin: Prism bbs (1:261/38)