Subj : Re: NZ.TEST To : Oli From : vorlon Date : Wed Feb 10 2021 11:46 am Hi Oli, Ol> vorlon wrote (2021-02-04): v>> Great. MBSE is a option for you if you can't get soupgate v>> doing what you want. Although it's a full BBS package, you v>> could just use it to do the news gating. Ol>> It's also not doing the gating right (see my the reply to Ol>> Avon's first reply), better than soupgate though. Send in a pacth then. #-) v> The advantage to MBSE if Avon wanted to go down that route, is v> that the code is maintained to this day and is in active dev. Ol> AFAIK the original developer doesn't work on it anymore and the new Ol> repo doesn't even include the commit history from the original [...] Ol> by it's original author). What I didn't like was that it created an Ol> OS user account for every BBS user. I only would run it in a I've been using MBSE since 2007, initially as a full bbs and then latter as just a mailhub. Ol> separate container. v> My setup for news groups is like this: v> MBSE talks to Leafnode (Filtering features), and leafnode talks v> to the NNTP server (In this case it's Avon's). Ol> I remember MBSE had everything included (BBS, Tosser, Mailer, NNTP Ol> and more). Is it possible to use MBSE as a gateway that processes Ol> mail without running the complete system? (I don't remember in Ol> detail how MBSE worked). Even though the bbs functions are still there, none of them are enabled for my system. Ol> The mails gated by MBSE look somewhat better than the ones from Ol> soupgate, but there are still many problems. What would be the Ol> advantage of MBSE over e.g. Synchronet? I've only seen Synchronet from a user point of view and I did't like the way it operated, so never looked at the sysop side. Ol> I still would love to see something that is as simple to use as Ol> soupgate (without being a complete BBS+everything package) and as Ol> competent as fidogate. The quickest way would be to fix the bugs in soupgate. \/orlon VK3HEG --- MagickaBBS v0.15alpha (Linux/armv6l) * Origin: \/orlon Empire: Sector 550 (21:1/195.1) .