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 ====== BBS Projects ====== ====== BBS Projects ======
  
-This page lists known BBS projects, both active and inactive, and is a work in progress. If you spot something that should be added, edited etc. please contact the webmaster.+This page lists known BBS projects, both active and inactive, and is a work in progress. If you spot something that should be added, edited etc. please get in touch: <avon@bbs.nz>.
  
  
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   * [[http://mysticbbs.com|mysticbbs.com]]   * [[http://mysticbbs.com|mysticbbs.com]]
   * [[http://wiki.mysticbbs.com|Mystic BBS (Wiki)]]   * [[http://wiki.mysticbbs.com|Mystic BBS (Wiki)]]
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 +===== ProBoard BBS =====
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 +First released circa 1990 ProBoard has been under development ever since. ProBoard fully supports the ability to interface with mail networks such as FidoNet, UseNet, fsxNet, and mail processors such as SQUISH, FastEcho, GEcho, Fmail, and others.
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 +An asset of ProBoard is it's ability to be enhanced by user written programs in C/C++ using the provided ProBoard SDK (Software Development Kit). Programs written with the ProBoard SDK are called PEX (ProBoard Executable) files. ProBoard has the ability to run most, if not all doors programs and other utilities written for other BBS systems such as PCBoard, QuickBBS (QBBS), SuperBBS, RemoteAccess (RA), etc.
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 +ProBoard is owned by Jason Bock who purchased the software from John Riley.
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 +Features:
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 +  * Full multi-line/multi-user support. Up to 255 nodes can share the same user database, message base and file database. Each node can have its own modem configuration, welcome screens, menu structure, etc.
 +  * Built-in fullscreen message editor.
 +  * Support for 4 message base types: Squish, Hudson JAM and *.MSG, all at the same time.
 +  * Support for up to 10,000 message areas and 10,000 file areas.
 +  * Powerful sorting/moving/copying of file and message areas.
 +  * Compatible with most, if not all, doors written for other BBS software such as RemoteAccess, QuickBBS, PCBoard, etc.
 +  * A software development kit is included with ProBoard!
 +  * Integrated, lightning-fast duplicate file checking on uploads.
 +  * Hooks for external upload checking programs.
 +  * Extremely fast indexed file system, while still using the standard FILES.BBS-based file system.
 +  * Full CD-ROM support. 
 +  * Full alias (handle) support.
 +  * Flexible protocol configuration including X/Y/Zmodem, MPT, Bimodem, HS/Link, etc.
 +  * Local up/downloads.
 +  * Very flexible security system with over 65,000 security levels and 32 security flags as well as "reverse" flags.
 +  * TTY, ANSI, Avatar (0 and 0+) terminal emulation.
 +  * REAL-TIME multi-line chat built in. No stupid line-per-line chat.
 +  * Direct support for all high speed modems (up to 115,200 bps).
 +  * Added capability to run external Python programs.
 +  * Lots and lots more...
 +
 +=== Related Links ===
 +
 +  * [[http://proboardbbs.com|ProBoard BBS (Website)]]
 +  * [[http://proboardbbs.com/index.php?page=downloads#current|ProBoard BBS (Software)]]
 +  * [[https://www.proboardbbs.com/wiki/doku.php?id=overview|ProBoard BBS (Wiki)]]
  
 ===== Renegade BBS ===== ===== Renegade BBS =====
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 ===== Synchronet BBS ===== ===== Synchronet BBS =====
  
-xx+Synchronet Bulletin Board System Software is a free software package that can turn your personal computer into your own custom online service supporting multiple simultaneous users with hierarchical message and file areas, multi-user chat, and the ever-popular BBS door games. 
 + 
 +Synchronet development began as a personal hobby in 1990 for single-tasking MS-DOS compatible computers and Hayes compatible modems. The program was sold commercially from 1992-1996 after which time it was released (with source code) for both the 16-bit DOS and 32-bit OS/2 platforms to the public domain and development by the author was ceased. 
 + 
 +In November of 1999, the author Rob Swindell aka Digital Man found a renewed interest in further developing Synchronet, specifically for the Internet community, embracing and integrating standard Internet protocols such as Telnet, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IRC, NNTP, and HTTP. Synchronet has since been substantially redesigned as an Internet-only BBS package for Win32 and Unix-x86 platforms and is an Open Source project under continuous development. 
 + 
 + 
 +=== Related Links ===
  
 +  * [[https://synchro.net|synchro.net]]
 +  * [[https://synchro.net/docs/index.htm|Synchronet BBS (Docs)]]
 +  * [[https://github.com/SynchronetBBS|Synchronet BBS (GitHub)]]
 ===== Talisman BBS ===== ===== Talisman BBS =====
  
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 === Related Links === === Related Links ===
  
-  * [[bbs:projects:titan|Titan BBS - Installation, configuration etc.]]+  * [[tutorials:bbs:titan|Titan BBS - Installation, configuration etc.]]
   * [[https://gitlab.com/apamment/Titan|Titan BBS (GitLab)]]   * [[https://gitlab.com/apamment/Titan|Titan BBS (GitLab)]]
  
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