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What a surprise...
I thought TBBS had all but died.
I was a TBBS SYSOP back in the early 90's, starting with single line and moving up to MULTI after about a year, ended up having about 8 lines when things were really going great.
I just discovered TBBS.ORG, and joined up, I'm hoping someone can help me out, while I can find my old Digicomm board, I can't find any of my original software (I seem to remember that it was on 5.25 disks, now that dates me).
I need to set up a small BBS for a short period of time (maybe longer), and was hoping to see if I could get it to run via telnet (from what I'm reading it looks like I can).
If there are some old timers here that might remember "The Final Frontier BBS", drop me a line.
Please feel free to eMail me.
Scott Gillis
There are only 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary arithmetic and those who don't.
On Mon, 01 Sep 2003 15:09:59 GMT, "John Kelly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This group seems to get a lot of spam.. just curious as one who ran it, still has them red and black binders..
Whats the story on www.tbbs.org ??? eSoft looks like they dont give a bugger about us..
I put my TBBS software to sleep back in the mid 90's.. but I want to wake it up now...being a Tmail beta tester back then was fun (it ended up being Flame).. but Larry Lewis' Tmail program did provide the inbound feed for the entire 3:712/x fidonet feed in Sydney.. It was fun..
Anyone has any idea what happened to the TBBS developers ?? like Mr Phil... Bob Hartman.. Allan Bryant and Adam Hudson..?? Would be interested..
Regards,
John
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