Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost 30 years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

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Hello Adam.

25 Feb 21 03:32, you wrote to All:

Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost 30
years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

\o Here. Roon's BBS is running on os/2 warp 4.52

Outpost BBS runs under ArcaOS
Bajer BBS is on OS/2 too.

and i think there are more.

Daniel

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25 Feb 21 03:32, Adam Hall wrote to All:

Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost 30 years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

Since this is a OS2_DOS_BBS area, I'm going to reply from OS/2 DOS session. :)

I was running a DOS version on Concord BBS under OS/2, but moved to a native OS/2 version as soon as it was available.

Still running OS/2 WSEB 4.52, all the time since the last century. :)

'Tommi

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ADAM HALL wrote to ALL <=-

Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost 30
years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

Yup, several of us still holding down the fort.

Running Telegard/2 under ArcaOS. I currently have issues with DOS
sessions, so none of my DOS doors are working, but not used that much
these days anyway.

Kev


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Hello Adam,

Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost 30 years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

Roon's BBS: telnet://bbs.studio64.hu:1212

OS2 Warp4.52 on original hardware :)

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Hello Roon.

10 Mar 21 10:29, you wrote to Adam Hall:

Hello Adam,

Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost
30 years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

Roon's BBS: telnet://bbs.studio64.hu:1212

OS2 Warp4.52 on original hardware :)

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thx "Roon" :D


Daniel

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Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost 30 years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

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WWIV just released an update that added native OS/2 support back.

https://github.com/wwivbbs/wwiv/releases/tag/wwiv_5.7.1 is the URL to download it. and http://docs.wwivbbs.org is the documentation.

It's new OS/2 code, so possibly buggy, consider it alpha quality, but it seems to
work well, and works with the telnet server (wwivd) just like Windows and Linux does.

For DOS doors it includes a FOSSIL shim to use to handle int14 under DOS.

Feedback welcome. Source at http://github.com/wwivbbs/wwiv

-rob
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WWIV just released an update that added native OS/2 support back.

Oh wow!

Mike


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Greetings rob!

Tuesday June 08 2021 22:18, you wrote to Adam Hall about an urgent matter!:

Is there any OS/2 hosted BBS out there? Used to use OS/2 almost 30
years ago. Even wrote some commercial games for it.

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(1:305/3)

WWIV just released an update that added native OS/2 support back.

https://github.com/wwivbbs/wwiv/releases/tag/wwiv_5.7.1 is the URL to download it. and http://docs.wwivbbs.org is the documentation.

It's new OS/2 code, so possibly buggy, consider it alpha quality, but
it seems to work well, and works with the telnet server (wwivd) just
like Windows and Linux does.

I just installed this on arca... I am curious tho, what message format does it support? squish jam? I already have a hpt/binkd set up on that machine would just like to continue using that with the wwiv bbs? Any idea if that is possible?

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Regards,


Rick Smith (Nitro)

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I just installed this on arca... I am curious tho, what message format does it support? squish jam? I already have a hpt/binkd set up on that machine would just like to continue using that with the wwiv bbs? Any
idea if that is possible?

WWIV uses it's own message base format, the same format since around 1989 I think. I've not written any importers from JAM or Squish. It may be possible to export from JAM to a FTN packet then import that packet into WWIV somehow.

-Rushfan

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