Subj : The BBS has ended for unknown reasons.
To   : Shawn Highfield
From : Mvan Le
Date : Fri Jul 27 2007 09:41 pm

* Original Area: C.9.Local
* Original To  : Bob Jones (1:343/41)

BJ> Based on your additional comments, that is probably where the problem is.
BJ>  I was also thinking modem not telnet session.  How are
BJ> you opening the telnet session?  Are you using 8 bit
BJ> clear protocol?  If you are using a 7bit protocol or
BJ> one that escapes certain character sequences, the
BJ> upload will fail on those escape sequences.  I believe
BJ> the VMODEM support under Ray Gwin's SIO that we use on
BJ> OS/2 boxes requires an 8 bit clean telnet session.  A
BJ> lot of telnet sessions will assume 7 bit and/or an
BJ> escaped character set by default.

I think my telnet client (mTelnet) is 8n1 by default. I don't think there're
any serious BBS' these days that do 7 bit.

I've successfully uploaded REP packets to Dog House BBS (doghousebbs.com) using
the same telnet client via Maximus' internal Zmodem. He's using Maximus v3.01
on W2k with NetFoss 0.9.1.

So my guess is the problem is with Vmodem/SIO or an OS/2 compatibility issue. I
haven't tested a different telnet client on this BBS. If I get around to it,
I'll try ZOC of SyncTerm and see if they make a difference.

--- Maximus/2 3.01
* Origin: Top Hat 2 BBS (1:343/41)

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