Subj : telnetdoor / netfoss
To : Leslie Given
From : mark lewis
Date : Wed May 04 2016 05:06 pm
04 May 16 12:15, you wrote to Shawn Highfield:
LG> Both the bbslink.exe and the telnetdoor.exe work great over here in WINXP
LG> SP3. Not really sure why your is having issues tiny. I do think the both
LG> are the same program using the same RMlib maybe someone just renamed
LG> telnetdoor to bbslink plus i thing mine are different version builds of
the
LG> same software.
i don't think they can simply be renames but it is possible... i think the key
is different folders and different dlls... if they are the same, perhaps it is
the different version builds that's the difference i spotted... if that's the
case, then the author would be the one that renamed them, right?
LG> \doors\bbslink\bbslink.exe size 11,264 date 04/01/2015
LG> RMLib.dll size 189,440 date 03/14/2015
LG> \doors\CBnet\telnetdoor.exe size 11,246 date 10/13/2015
LG> RMLib.dll size 197,632 date 10/13/15
11264 - 11246 = 18 bytes difference between telenetdoor.exe and bbslink.exe
with bbslink being the larger and older...
197632 - 189440 = 8192 bytes difference between the two RMLib.dlls with the
telnetdoor one being both larger and newer...
i note also the specifying of the information is done differently with one
seemingly having () around each parameter and the other not... comparing the
two shows the different formats as well as the different command line
parameters being fed to the programs... -X and -Y are certainly used
differently...
LG> set host=(games.bbslink.net)
LG> set syscode=(fluph)
LG> set authcode=(xxxxxxxxxxxx)
LG> set schemecode=(xxxxxxxxxxx)
LG> bbslink.exe -W%host% -X%syscode% -Y%authcode% -Z%schemecode%
LG> set BBSNAME=XXXXXX
LG> set PASSCODE=XXXXXXX
LG> set SERVER=server.name.net
LG> set PORT=XXXX
LG> set DROPFILE=%1%DROPTYPE%
LG> TelnetDoor -D%DROPFILE% -R -S%SERVER% -P%PORT% -Y%BBSNAME%%2 -X%PASSCODE%
)\/(ark
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