I just called a nice AmiExpress v4.20 BBS at amigaunderground.com:2300 and I am sure She would love some callers. Her website is BaudGirl.com

Tell her Spitfire sent ya!

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I just called a nice AmiExpress v4.20 BBS at amigaunderground.com:2300 and I am sure She would love some callers.
Her website is BaudGirl.com

Tried this after dinner last night. Every time...it came up with connecting
to port 23 & dropping me. Finally gave up after 3 tries & started working on setting up BinkD for ArcaOS.

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Hi Don,

On 2020-03-26 09:09:56, you wrote to Gary McCulloch:

I just called a nice AmiExpress v4.20 BBS at
amigaunderground.com:2300 and I am sure She would love some callers.
Her website is BaudGirl.com

Tried this after dinner last night. Every time...it came up with

connecting

to port 23 & dropping me. Finally gave up after 3 tries & started working on setting up BinkD for ArcaOS.

What do you think the :2300 in the address stands for? ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

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On Thu 26-Mar-2020 9:09a, Don Lowery@1:340/1000.0 said to Gary McCulloch:

amigaunderground.com:2300 and I am sure She would love some callers.

Tried this after dinner last night. Every time...it came up with
connecting
to port 23 & dropping me. Finally gave up after 3 tries & started working on
setting up BinkD for ArcaOS.

Good, its doing just what it should on port 23. Now try it on the correct port of 2300 and enjoy the BBS. Then you can get back to you PC fun with Binkd!

-Spitfire Inc presents 3 Unique Systems...

Reign of Fire rof.cnetbbs.net:2300 C-Net Amiga Pro BETA System.
Reign of Fire II rof.cnet64.com:6400 C-Net DS-2 BETA System.
Reign of Fire III rof.cnet128.com:6800 C-Net Amiga Pro v3.05g.
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amigaunderground.com:2300 and I am sure She would love some callers.
Her website is BaudGirl.com

to port 23 & dropping me. Finally gave up after 3 tries & started wor on setting up BinkD for ArcaOS.

What do you think the :2300 in the address stands for? ;)

Had :2300 in the setup...but :23 kept answering/disconnecting on her end.

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Good, its doing just what it should on port 23. Now try it on
the correct port of 2300 and enjoy the BBS. Then you can get back to
you PC fun with Binkd!

Will when I get a chance in a day or so.

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Re: Re: AmiExpress
By: Don Lowery to Wilfred van Velzen on Thu Mar 26 2020 21:35:57

Had :2300 in the setup...but :23 kept answering/disconnecting on her end.

it appears, from what's been written here, that your terminal, whatever it is/was, wasn't attempting to connect to the remote system's port 2300 for some reason... it appears that it was using the default port 23 instead... different
terminals (and virtual modems if using such for old DOS programs) have different ways of specifying the destination port to connect to... quite many of them do not use the defacto standard of today where you tack a colon and the
port on to the end of the domain address... some use another character in place of the colon... some use an AT command to change the destination port... it depends on the implementation...

if you provide a little more detail on what terminal and possible virtual modem
setup you used, i'm sure that someone will provide a pointer on how to connect
to a non-standard port...


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connect to... quite many of them do not use the defacto standard of
today where you tack a colon and the port on to the end of the domain address... some use another character in place of the colon... some use
an AT command to change the destination port... it depends on the implementation...

Know that the version of MagiTerm is a few versions behind current...but will try Netrunner/SyncTerm as well. Have had this happen on a couple of other boards...but just shrug it off.

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On Wed 10-Jul-2019 17:13 , Charles Stephenson@1:226/16.0 said to Mickey:

On Jul 8th 10:16 pm Mickey said...

I ran Transamiga back in the day but thought I'd try Amiexpress. Got

it

all set -up and running here, though without Fidonet. THAT is a

challenge

as there is no docs anywhere. We presently wade through piles of old Amiga fido packages. Wish me luck. :-)

I started running a BBS connected to FidoNet back in the late 80's using my Trs-80 Color Computer, then moved it to a 386 and since then I hosted it using Remote Access, Opus, Wildcat and now I am running CNet on the Amiga and Synchronet on Linux.

Ahhh, yeah, TransAmiga! I remember that one. That was another nice
package. I
wonder if anyone is running it now through Telnet? I'd love to check out a modern TransAmiga BBS...

I never tried TransAmiga.
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On Thu 4-Jul-2019 16:33 , Charles Stephenson@1:226/16.0 said to Mickey:

On Jul 4th 6:57 pm Mickey said...

Are there any AmiExpress SysOP's on this echo? I know they're a rare breed. :-)

Yeah they are, one of the things on my (hopefully soon) bucket list is setting
up AmiExpress...

Just wondering if Amiexpress is freeware or shareware?


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Just wondering if Amiexpress is freeware or shareware?

Freeware! :)

https://github.com/dmcoles/AmiExpress

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The Amiga Underground is 'indeed' online - and bigger than ever! The correct address is amigaunderground.com port 2300.

Cheers,
DS

I just called a nice AmiExpress v4.20 BBS at amigaunderground.com:2300 and I am sure She would
love some callers.
Her website is BaudGirl.com

Tried this after dinner last night. Every time...it
came up with connecting
to port 23 & dropping me. Finally gave up after 3
tries & started working on
setting up BinkD for ArcaOS.

ACME BBS-Member of
fsxNet/WWIVNet/SciNet/AmigaNet/VKRadio/FidoNet/MicroNet

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The 2300 has no signifacense. I run the BBS under emulation and just port forwarding from my router - '23' standard telnet, '2300' port forward. DS

Hi Don,

On 2020-03-26 09:09:56, you wrote to Gary McCulloch:

I just called a nice AmiExpress v4.20 BBS at
amigaunderground.com:2300 and I am sure She
would love some callers.
Her website is BaudGirl.com

Tried this after dinner last night. Every
time...it came up with connecting
to port 23 & dropping me. Finally gave up after
3 tries & started working
on setting up BinkD for ArcaOS.

What do you think the :2300 in the address stands for? ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

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SEEN-BY: 31999/98 99
PATH: 280/464 396/45

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