Anyone ever think of making a new Fidonet style nodelist viewer door? As far as I know EZSoft NODEVIEW door cannot be registered any longer. And it's "display" screen is ugly and can't be changed unlike the rest of the menu (go figure?). Anyways, just wondering if anyone thought about writing one?

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Anyone ever think of making a new Fidonet style nodelist viewer door? As far as I know EZSoft NODEVIEW door cannot be registered any longer. And it's "display" screen is ugly and can't be changed unlike the rest of the menu (go figure?). Anyways, just wondering if anyone thought about writing one?

Not sure if it's helpful, but Synchronet has a FTN nodelist browser in Javascript, and I believe Mystic has some Nodelist browser modules.
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Anyone ever think of making a new Fidonet style nodelist viewer door? far as I know EZSoft NODEVIEW door cannot be registered any longer. A it's "display" screen is ugly and can't be changed unlike the rest of menu (go figure?). Anyways, just wondering if anyone thought about wr one?

Not sure if it's helpful, but Synchronet has a FTN nodelist browser in Javascript, and I believe Mystic has some Nodelist browser modules.

Doesn't help me in DOS Renegade. ;) But thanks anyways.

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Anyone ever think of making a new Fidonet style nodelist viewer
door? As far as I know EZSoft NODEVIEW door cannot be registered any longer. And it's "display" screen is ugly and can't be changed unlike the rest of the menu (go figure?). Anyways, just wondering if anyone thought about writing one?

I run one over here that was done by Bill Dykstra. It does require a
fossil driver, and the configuration data file only allows for 10
nodelists. If you have more, you need a separate instance of the door.
The door itself is freeware...and the filename is NODEVIEW.ZIP -- it's
in the FIDONet programs and files area on my BBS. The file is only
15.2k in size...not overly fancy, but it gets the job done.

I think you can get that via anonymous FTP to tbolt.synchro.net or
via a Guest Logon...just search for NODEVIEW.ZIP -- I'm running it
under Windows 10 32-bit.

Daryl

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I run one over here that was done by Bill Dykstra. It does require a fossil driver, and the configuration data file only allows for 10 nodelists. If you have more, you need a separate instance of the door.
The door itself is freeware...and the filename is NODEVIEW.ZIP -- it's
in the FIDONet programs and files area on my BBS. The file is only
15.2k in size...not overly fancy, but it gets the job done.

I think you can get that via anonymous FTP to tbolt.synchro.net or
via a Guest Logon...just search for NODEVIEW.ZIP -- I'm running it
under Windows 10 32-bit.

Thanks, will check it out.

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I run one over here that was done by Bill Dykstra. It does require a fossil driver, and the configuration data file only allows for 10 nodelists. If you have more, you need a separate instance of the door.
The door itself is freeware...and the filename is NODEVIEW.ZIP -- it's
in the FIDONet programs and files area on my BBS. The file is only
15.2k in size...not overly fancy, but it gets the job done.

Tried ... wasn't unable to connect to your site on the web or via FTP ... telnet just keep on "ringing" ....:( I'll try later one, maybe you lost connection or power.

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I run one over here that was done by Bill Dykstra. It does require a fossil driver, and the configuration data file only allows for 10 nodelists. If you have more, you need a separate instance of the door.
The door itself is freeware...and the filename is NODEVIEW.ZIP -- it's
in the FIDONet programs and files area on my BBS. The file is only
15.2k in size...not overly fancy, but it gets the job done.

I acutally just found it on one of my shareware cd's. Thanks for the tip, nice and clean. Love it. I didn't notice an option to be able to run it locally though. :(

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T.J.,

Tried ... wasn't unable to connect to your site on the web or via FTP
... telnet just keep on "ringing" ....:( I'll try later one, maybe
you lost connection or power.

The BBS was down earlier today (Wednesday) for a line of thunderstorms
that was approaching and moved though the area. Then, after I got the
computer back up, I forgot to re-start the BBS <BLUSH!>.

Daryl

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T.J.,

I acutally just found it on one of my shareware cd's. Thanks for the tip, nice and clean. Love it. I didn't notice an option to be able to run it locally though. :(

I think it requires a fossil driver to have it run. I don't know if you
can direct DOORWAY to do it to COM0 and have it run that way. I can't
recall if I had a local option once or not.

The only bad thing about it, as it were, is that you can only place 10 nodelist entries with it. Any more than that, you have to set up another instance of the door.

Daryl

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computer back up, I forgot to re-start the BBS <BLUSH!>.

Likely story. ahhahahah

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I think it requires a fossil driver to have it run. I don't know if you can direct DOORWAY to do it to COM0 and have it run that way. I can't recall if I had a local option once or not.

No big issues, wonder why someone would make something without a local logon tho??!

The only bad thing about it, as it were, is that you can only place 10 nodelist entries with it. Any more than that, you have to set up another instance of the door.

No problems here, just have FidoNet, and MetroNet.

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T.J.,

computer back up, I forgot to re-start the BBS <BLUSH!>.

Likely story. ahhahahah

There are 3 things that fail when we get older. The first is
memory ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

Crap!! I forgot the other two!! <G>

I told my late wife that "If I forget to clean up after using
the toilet, I'm in trouble". Without missing a beat, she said
"So, you stay in trouble!!". Then, I said "My head is so far up
my butt that I can see my throat!!". And just as quick, she said
"That's why your eyes are brown!!". <BG>

I figured I had better quit while I was ahead. :P

Daryl

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T.J.,

No big issues, wonder why someone would make something without a local logon tho??!

I want to say I had a deal for it set with a local logon, but what you
might do is load the X00 fossil driver outside the BBS, for a local logon
in a DOS Window.

No problems here, just have FidoNet, and MetroNet.

I'm seriously considering dropping several networks, due to apparent
lack of traffic. However, FIDONet, ILinkNet, and GTPowerNet (the ones
I recall offhand) are rather busy. I was looking at taking over a couple
of networks, but I haven't heard back from the Sysop on that.

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Reminds of when I was working in silkscreen printing. This one female employee and I were real good friends (she had lost her first husband
to colon cancer). Anyway, when printing decals, we would have to put
them on a rack, but I'd have to start from the bottom and work up, until
I could stand, and take the decals to put them on the rack.

Well, before we started, grinning wryly, she said "Assume the position...
on your knees!!". You can take that however you want it. <VBG>

One day, I said to her "Feces Occurs". She got this blank look on her
face, and when I "translated it", she busted out laughing. She said "I'm
going to tell my sister!!". Well, when she walked in the next morning, I
asked "Did you ask your sister??". She replied "Yep!!" (grinning widely).
Then, I asked "Same reaction??". She replied "Yep!!", and busted out
laughing. <G>

Sadly, she remarried another guy too soon, and the marriage didn't
last. She resigned to work at another business long before I did, and
I have no idea what happened to her.

Daryl

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I want to say I had a deal for it set with a local logon, but what you might do is load the X00 fossil driver outside the BBS, for a local logon in a DOS Window.

Yeah I was gonna toss BNU.COM at it, but it's no biggie.

last. She resigned to work at another business long before I did, and
I have no idea what happened to her.

Yeah, sucks when things happen that way.

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T.J.,

Yeah I was gonna toss BNU.COM at it, but it's no biggie.

Another thing you have to watch for is that you have the entries
in the location where the NODEVIEW.CFG file says they are located.
That was causing the door not to run over here. I sent out an email
to my hubs earlier today, to find out the status of the message
networks. If they've shut down, I'm going to zap them. For now, I
have reduced the number of networks in the door.

Back to the door, you also may need to run TP7P5FOX or TPPATCH in a batchfile before it runs, to avoid a runtime 200 error.

I have no idea what happened to her.

Yeah, sucks when things happen that way.

Or "Life sucks when I can't". :P

Daryl

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Back to the door, you also may need to run TP7P5FOX or TPPATCH in a batchfile before it runs, to avoid a runtime 200 error.

I used TPPATCH or PATCHCRT and it loads fast and fine ... thanks.

... Anybody seen the internet around here?

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T.J.,

Back to the door, you also may need to run TP7P5FOX or TPPATCH in a batchfile before it runs, to avoid a runtime 200 error.

I used TPPATCH or PATCHCRT and it loads fast and fine ... thanks.

I discovered that with several programs, so just for S and G, I set
up a batchfile to have it in there...as well as the door usage utility.

... Anybody seen the internet around here?

Ask Al Gore...he invented it. <G>

Daryl

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