On 2017 Jun 04 07:25:46, you wrote to me:
>> IJ> I even try it without the %1 and use temp1 incase the node number
>> is no
>> IJ> being passed...
>> /N%3 is mystic passing the node number to the %1 in the batch file... %1
>> sho
>> contain "/N?" where the "?" is whatever node number mystic sets via the
>> %3..
IJ> the /N%3 and the /H%0 are part of the fossil driver commandline. Later on
IJ> in
i know... you're missing what i'm saying... in mystic, %3 and %0 do not mean
the same as they do in a BAT file... they are the current node number and the
current socket handle... in a BAT file they would be the 3rd parameter and the
name of the BAT file... as i was saying above, /N%3 in mystic becomes the %1
parameter in the BAT file... i've seen numerous folks get confused about
that...
>> what winwhatever is this? 32bit or 64bit?
IJ> I'm running XP 32bit,
ahhh... ok...
IJ> getting doors to work is not my problem, can do hands
IJ> down with WINS or Synchronet.... I can add doors to either BBS in moments.
i've done the same on linux once i got dosemu working properly... that was
""fun""...
IJ> I finally got Stackem to run last night. I'm not sure what I did... I
IJ> moved
IJ> the doors directory off the root and made it a sub directory of Mystic.
IJ> Things
IJ> may be case sensative in the commandlines for mystic.... or the fact that
IJ> I
IJ> spun around 3 times and clapped once before sitting down might have been
IJ> the
IJ> reason, I'm hoping it was the spinning and clapping thing that made the
IJ> door w
IJ> ork.
hahahaha... maybe you shold spin the other way to fix this double spaced lines
problem your editor or mystic are outputting? all of your posts are whacked
like the above... i'm not manually fixing them in this reply like i have the
others...
IJ> I have put 20 hours in and made one door work, by this rate I'll be ready
IJ> for
IJ> the election in 2020 to have my BBS fully operational.
IJ> I have been trying to get Rusty Johnson's doors working, this was my
IJ> original
IJ> call out in this echo... I finally got an error out of my efforts on that
IJ> last
IJ> night.... something about not being able to access com 1 ... I'm wondering
IJ> if
IJ> Rusty's doors have fossil or Mystic suport built into it.
are they written in BASIC? there was a thing about BASIC insisting on tapping
COM1 some years back... i found some docs for golfsolitare and it seems to
support only com ports 1 thru 4 and nothing is said about FOSSIL support at
all... that doc is from 1990 and says that quickbbs supporting multinode is in
the future...
[time passes]
yup, at least golfsolitare (v1.4) is written in BASIC... i was able to download
that one and snoop the exe file... searching for "copy" amongst the binary
turns up a QBSERIAL 1.2b copyright notice... i was actually expecting to find
an embedded copyright for the compiler used and its runtime library... that'll
generally tell you which language and version of compiler used but seeing
QBSERIAL gave me all the info i needed ;)
i also pulled solitree down and looked at it... it is two years newer than the
above golfsolitare... its docs do not mention FOSSIL at all even though it does
say it supports RemoteAccess... it does say com ports 1 thru 4 and now it has
non-standard IRQ use capability... this is probably because of an advance in
QBSERIAL which i'll find out in a second or two...
[time passes]
yup! this one uses QBSERIAL 2.10... i've pulled numerous doors of rusty's...
all of those i have are written in some sort of BASIC... none of them mention
FOSSIL in the docs... some of them don't use QBSERIAL but they are older than
the ones that do use it...
at this point, i highly doubt that you'll get any of rusty johnson's doors
running with netfoss... maybe with netserial which /might/ be able to emulate
COM1 through COM4... any other port won't be recognised... it is possible to
maybe use a non-standard port address and IRQ but that's only for what the door
will see as COM3 or COM4...
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