BBS ADRESSES USING SYNCTERM MAC OS
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With all that has been going on lately, I got a bit nostalgic about my youth. Rick The Geek ('Wembley' was my BBS handle.)

I have a feeling I can do what I want on a Raspberry Pi, running a DOS emulator (?) This is something I have to work on File tosser (Never got the hang of this back in the day, do File Echos still exist?) Echomail processor (Can't remember what I used) Mailer software (Front Door, but willing to use a free one) BBS Software (I ran Renegade back in the day) Of course, my primary choice would be to use free DOS based software wherever possible. Naturally, I would, of course, purchase a key from the authors if they were available (I think Front Door still is commercially available!) but given that many of this software dates back to the 80s and 90s etc, most of the contact information for the programs is no longer vaild, or even the software authors may no longer have the ability to sell the registration keys, or the authors may no longer even be with us.Дoes anyone have any places where these keys may be found today? I'm a bit nervous about doing google searches etc, I have no doubt it would expose my computer to all kinds of malware LOL.

BBS ADRESSES USING SYNCTERM ARCHIVE

Since many of these programs are now abandonware, is there any sort of archive for these grey-market key generators to enable the use of these programs? These would usually ask for the registration details one wished to use for the software in question, and would generate the 'key' for the program. Some examples might be for a door game that would display 'registered to XXX BBS' or a mail processor that would display 'unregistered' in the tearline until you obtained a keyfile.Д«ack in the day there was a lot of piracy going on, and there was certainly a number of key-generator programs made available for various BBS related programs just as there was for other types of software.

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It used to be a fairly large thing for BBS utilities to operate as shareware with the option (or requirement) to purchase a 'key file' to enable full functionality. Term, NComm or DCTelnet are your friends here together with been thinking about getting back into BBSing, maybe running a small system via telnet access, and I was wondering.

CONNECT WITH YOUR AMIGA - Of course the best way to experience This Old Cabin BBS is to use your Amiga.

Use SSH to log in and set your terminal for UTF-8. I recommend using Termius that is readily available and highly configurable.

USING YOUR MOBILE PHONE / TABLETВ - A number of terminal apps are available in mobile versions.

PuTTy can be downloaded from https: //Use SSH to log in and set your terminal for UTF-8. You can of course use any other terminal as well, my personal favourite is PuTTy that is both free and very configurable. Download from and connect via Telnet using M0's0ul font () for almost perfect BBS-experience.

The best option would be to use a designated BBS terminal such as SyncTERM which even handles file transfers (though still somewhat unstable).

We recommend using SSH and having your terminal set on UTF-8 (usually the standard setting) to get encoding correct.Д®xample: 'ssh USE A TERMINAL APPВ - There are a number of terminal apps out there that connects very well to This Old Cabin.

BBS ADRESSES USING SYNCTERM MAC OS

CONNECT USING YOUR TERMINAL - In Mac OS or Linux it's very easy to connect with This Old Cabin using the terminal.

Just click on and log in with username toc with password toc. This is an easy way to access This Old Cabin.

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LOG IN THROUGH YOUR BROWSERВ - For you who do not have a terminal installed or are using a computer where you cannot install any software on.

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