tried netrunner, icyterm and mtelnet with the same results. Telnetting from the windows telnet client gave me the same issue.
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...
tried netrunner, icyterm and mtelnet with the same results.Telnetting
from the windows telnet client gave me the same issue.
Using a BBS terminal won't solve anything, because the UI displays characters in "raw mode". Sorry I don't know much about Windows telnet clients. It works perfectly fine in Linux. I'd advice you to use a
Linux VM. Sorry.
from the windows telnet client gave me the same issue.
No, I'm using a telnet client inside a windows bbs. It connects fine to every other telnet and rlogin server I've had to connect to. How are windows users connecting to this? I can't run another VM, my system is already strapped for resources running a win10 vm.
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...
from the windows telnet client gave me the same issue.
No, I'm using a telnet client inside a windows bbs. It connectsfine to
every other telnet and rlogin server I've had to connect to. How are windows users connecting to this? I can't run another VM, my systemis
already strapped for resources running a win10 vm.
Give ZOC or Putty a try. Those seem to look legit.
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...
from the windows telnet client gave me the same issue.
No, I'm using a telnet client inside a windows bbs. It connectsfine to
every other telnet and rlogin server I've had to connect to. How windows users connecting to this? I can't run another VM, my sysis
already strapped for resources running a win10 vm.
Give ZOC or Putty a try. Those seem to look legit.
Ok, but Windows bbses should be able to connect to this.
On 01 Dec 2025, Shurato said the following...
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...
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Give ZOC or Putty a try. Those seem to look legit.
Ok, but Windows bbses should be able to connect to this.
They can, if the telnet terminal can handle something along the lines of a MUD-type interface, which is what I'm assuming this is more like. Regular telnet terminals wouldn't be able to cleanly, so his suggestion of using
ZOC or Putty or even a MUD client should work well.
For Synchronet sysops, it has a mudgate.js module that handle this kind of thing in the BBS. I seem to recall someone wrote a Python script for
Mystic that handles this as well, just can't remember who or what it's called.
On 01 Dec 2025, Shurato said the following...
They can, if the telnet terminal can handle something along the lines of a MUD-type interface, which is what I'm assuming this is more like. Regular telnet terminals wouldn't be able to cleanly, so his suggestion of using ZOC or Putty or even a MUD client should work well.
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...
tried netrunner, icyterm and mtelnet with the same results.Telnetting
from the windows telnet client gave me the same issue.
Using a BBS terminal won't solve anything, because the UI displays characters in "raw mode". Sorry I don't know much about Windows telnet clients. It works perfectly fine in Linux. I'd advice you to use a
Linux VM. Sorry.
* In a message originally to Shurato, maskreet said:
On 01 Dec 2025, Shurato said the following...Any chance of a solution for generic and win32 capable DOS BBSes?
On 01 Dec 2025, Shurato said the following...
* In a message originally to Shurato, maskreet said:
On 01 Dec 2025, Shurato said the following...Any chance of a solution for generic and win32 capable DOS BBSes?
Not as far as I know. I don't think you'd be able to offer it on the BBS unless you gated out to a Synchronet system probably hosted locally and setup for DoorParty-like RLogin and use telgate.js on it to get this to work.
On Mon Dec 01 2025 01:09 pm UTC-5:00, you wrote:
I'm not sure if a MUD client will work. I will investigate.
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...More like not sorry. This affects the majority of possible users.
Hello Shurato,
On Mon Dec 01 2025 07:19 pm UTC, you wrote:
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...More like not sorry. This affects the majority of possible users.
Check this out:
https://github.com/rickparrish/TelnetDoor/tree/master
Let me know if it works for you.
on 30 Nov 2025, Shurato said...
More like not sorry. This affects the majority of possible users.
Check this out:
https://github.com/rickparrish/TelnetDoor/tree/master
Let me know if it works for you.
Of course that's what I'm already using. I could use -Z to pass a term type. Would that help, and what should I pass?