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Skriven 2006-11-27 20:05:28 av Rob Sargeant (1:379/2)
    Kommentar till text 238 av Jeff Smith (1:14/0)
Ärende: BBBS n NNTP?
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My BBBS runs on W2K just fine, with no issues.

Hope this helps,

Rob Sargeant
BBBS Charlotte, 1:379/2
http://www.n4rps.net:8080

> Hello Jeff.
> 26 Oct 06 00:20, I wrote to Bjarte Boe:
>> Hello Bjarte.
>> 25 Oct 06 09:25, you wrote to me:
>>>> Does BBBS support NNTP natively or is a third party NNTP
>>>> nessesary to provide NNTP to others?
>>> I use NNTP directly from BBBS. No external NNTP clients are
>>> necessary
>> Yeah, I see that now that I have BBBS installed. I originally
>> setup NT4 SP6a and installed BBBS. The problems that I had with BBBS
>> running on Windows 2003 were gone. I backed up the BBBS install and
>> will be trying BBBS on Windows 2000 as I would prefer 2000 if given
>> the choice. I had BBBS getting mail and files in about 30 minites.
> Well.. It seems that BBBS doesn't like Windows 2000 or newer versions.
> BBBS acks the same way with 2000 as it did with 2003 and from what I hear
> Windows XP as well. Although I have XP on a couple PC's here I have not
> attempted to install a BBS on XP. Looks like Linux or Windows NT4 SP6a are
> ones best bet with BBBS. The test PC is a dual P3 1G with 2 Gig of ram with
> mirrored 120G HD's. Although I did try several single HD arrangements using
> both large (160G+) and small (4G) drives. Due to NT's limitations regarding
> partition and hard drive size.
>> Actually I think that (In no particular order) that as a
>> reasonabely complete package. Wildcat5, BBBS, MBSE, and Synchronet are
>> the best that I have tried so far.
>>> Bjarte
>>> --- BBBS/LiI v4.01 Flag-5
>>> * Origin: Scandinavia Plus BBS - sca.bbbs.no - Stavanger, Norway
>>> (2:211/42)
>> Jeff
>> --- FMail/Win32 1.60
>> * Origin: Twin_Cities_Metronet - MN USA (1:14/0)
> Jeff

--- BBBS/NT v4.01 Flag-5
 * Origin: BBBS Charlotte - Charlotte, NC USA +1-704-344-1340 (1:379/2)