Yeap, fresh new Linux BBS written in C. First time post to real Echomail area.

System time is UTC, and character encoding is UTF-8. (well at least it
supposed to be)
---
* Origin: -={ The Digital Post }=- (1:266/625.0)

Hey Scott!

System time is UTC

Excellent!

character encoding is UTF-8

Hard to tell from this angle but if you see the old english part of the tagline correctly then at the very least your app can read utf-8.

Life is good,
Maurice

o- o- o- o- -o -o -o -o
/) /) /) /) (\ (\ (\ (\
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^
... Seoc se biþ þe to seldan ieteð.
The one who eats too seldom will be sick.
--- GNU bash, version 5.3.9(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
* Origin: One of us @ (1:153/7001.64222)

Hello Scott!

06 Jun 26 17:18, you wrote to :

@PID: SeaNet BBS v0.02-dev-31-g48346e3(release)
@MSGID: 1:266/625 6a24566667e12160
@TZUTC: +0000
@CHRS: UTF-8 4
@TID: hpt/lnx 1.9 2024-03-02
Yeap, fresh new Linux BBS written in C. First time post to real Echomail
area.

System time is UTC, and character encoding is UTF-8. (well at least it supposed to be)
---
* Origin: -={ The Digital Post }=- (1:266/625.0)

It arrived here with a blank To: field and the Subject: containing " }" without the quotes.

Andrew

---
* Origin: Phoenix BBS * phoenix.bnbbbs.net (1:320/219)

Scott Street wrote to <=-

Yeap, fresh new Linux BBS written in C. First time post to real Echomail area.

I like C. Can I see? You have the project online anywhere?


--
-Andy
Website: https://andy5995.github.io


... MultiMail, my fork is at github.com/andy5995/MultiMail
-+- MultiMail/Linux v0.52

--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-7
* Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (1:153/757)

I like C. Can I see? You have the project online anywhere?

No, project not is online. I'm not sure when I will make it open source. I'll have to finish at least version 1.0 and go from there.

The original goal, when I started coding it, was to replace Mystic BBS. I liked may of the features, hated others (namely having a "configuration" program that I have to run to make changes). Being a long time UNIX guy, I like plain text configuration files. I can edit them with my favorite text editor and source control them. I dealt with the config program for Mystic as the BBS itself is pretty good - but fast forward to now, and the author has been AFK for over two years and more. Dozens of features left unfinished, bugs unfixed, etc etc.



---
* Origin: <=-[ The Digital Post ]-=> (1:266/625)

Scott Street wrote to Andy Alt <=-

I like C. Can I see? You have the project online anywhere?

No, project not is online. I'm not sure when I will make it open
source. I'll have to finish at least version 1.0 and go from there.

The original goal, when I started coding it, was to replace Mystic BBS.
I liked may of the features, hated others (namely having a "configuration" program that I have to run to make changes). Being a long time UNIX guy, I like plain text configuration files. I can edit them with my favorite text editor and source control them. I dealt
with the config program for Mystic as the BBS itself is pretty good -
but fast forward to now, and the author has been AFK for over two years and more. Dozens of features left unfinished, bugs unfixed, etc etc.

That sounds pretty reasonable. TBH, I don't have any plans to run a BBS, but I'm curious and like to look at new and shiny things. Feel free to ping me @andy5995 on GitHub anytime you're ready.

--
-Andy
Website: https://andy5995.github.io


... GitHub == Open Source == Microsoft == wtf?
-+- MultiMail/Linux v0.53

--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-7
* Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (1:153/757)